
Organically grown hemp. Carefully extracted.

From humble beginnings to a global mission – we grow, harvest, and craft hemp with care for people and planet.

CBD is nature’s way to restore balance, calm, and overall well-being – naturally and without the high.

From seed to shelf, we grow organically, extract cleanly, and follow strict quality standards for purity.

Every batch is third-party tested to ensure purity, safety, and the exact amount of CBD every time.

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Four suppositories, each carrying 500mg of full spectrum hemp extract per pack, with no preservatives and nothing synthetic in the base. Vegan, non-GMO, and made from organically certified whole-plant extract rather than an isolate powder pressed into a shape.
A suppository has an awkward job. It has to keep its shape on a shelf, release at body temperature, and contain nothing you would not want against sensitive tissue. That last requirement rules out most of what the wider supplement trade uses to keep things stable, which is why ours are preservative-free, vegan and non-GMO, on a base chosen for how it behaves rather than for what it costs.
The extract inside is the same organically certified whole-plant material that goes into our oils, made from hemp we grow and process ourselves. Each pack carries 500mg of it. Where a certificate reports the cannabinoid profile rather than cannabidiol alone, you can see the minor cannabinoids that came across with it, which is what full spectrum means when somebody has actually measured it rather than merely printed it.
This is the least discussed thing we make and the customers who use it tend to be the most specific about why. We are not going to expand on that here, because what a suppository does inside a body is a medical question and we are a supplement company. What we can tell you is what is in it, what is absent from it, and where to read the batch report.
Organically certified whole-plant hemp extract
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Nothing Synthetic in the Base
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All four products, compared by what is inside, the cannabinoid content stated, who each is made for and what else is in the formulation.
| PRODUCT | TYPE | CBD CONTENT | BEST FOR | KEY COMPOUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suppositories with 500mg CBD | Full spectrum hemp extract | 500mg per pack | General use | Cannabidiol with the minor cannabinoids left in, vegan base |
| Womens phase 500mg CBD | Full spectrum hemp extract with botanicals | 500mg per pack | An intimate care routine | Hemp extract with selected plant ingredients |
| Womens Phase | Botanical formulation | No CBD stated | A fragrance-free botanical option | Certified organic plant ingredients |
| Prostate Support Suppositories, 500mg CBD | Full spectrum hemp extract | 500mg per pack | Men | Cannabidiol with the wider cannabinoid fraction, vegan base |
A suppository is an extract set into a base that holds solid at room temperature and softens at body temperature. It is inserted rather than swallowed. Each pack in this collection carries 500mg of full spectrum hemp extract in total, and the product page for each states how that is divided.
The reason the format exists at all is the digestive system. Anything swallowed passes through the gut and then the liver before it reaches general circulation, and a portion is processed on the way through. A suppository does not take that route. That is a real difference in delivery, and it is why the format persists in a category that otherwise sells almost everything as CBD oil drops or CBD capsules.
What we will not do is tell you the format is more effective, which is a claim we have seen made across this category including, until recently, on this very page. Effectiveness for what, measured how, is exactly the question that separates a supplement from a medicine under British law. Ours are made from an organically certified whole-plant extract, they contain no preservative, and every batch has a published certificate. That is the honest extent of it.
This collection holds two quite different things and the split matters more than anything else on the page. Three products are full spectrum hemp extract. One is a botanical formulation with no cannabidiol stated at all.
Nothing here is presented as acting on a medical condition. If that is what brought you, a doctor is the person to ask, and we would rather say so plainly than dress the products up.
If you are unsure whether this format is appropriate for you, speak to your doctor first, particularly if you have an existing condition or take regular medication.
Full spectrum hemp extract set into a base that stays solid at room temperature and softens at body temperature, inserted rather than swallowed. Each pack in this collection holds 500mg of extract, and every one is vegan, preservative-free and non-GMO.
Follow the instructions on the pack. They arrive ready to use and there is nothing to measure or prepare. If you have any doubt about whether the format suits you, ask a doctor before asking the internet.
No. Three carry full spectrum hemp extract at 500mg per pack. Womens Phase is a botanical formulation with no cannabidiol stated. They share a page because they share a format, which is not the same as sharing an ingredient list.
Yes, across the collection. The base is plant-derived, and there is no preservative and nothing synthetic in it, which is unusual for the format and is the main reason the formulation is as short as it is.
The count and the division of the 500mg are stated on each product page. The figure on the box is confirmed independently against the batch certificate rather than resting on our own word for it.
Anything absorbed through the gut travels to the liver first, where part of it is metabolised before it reaches the rest of the body. A suppository is absorbed through tissue that does not follow that path. That is the pharmacological reason the format exists, and it is a statement about route rather than about outcome.
That the minor cannabinoids and terpenes were left in rather than refined away. The alternative is an isolate, which is cannabidiol alone. Our guide to the different types of CBD sets the two side by side.
Because this is a product in contact with mucous membrane, and every preservative added is another compound in that contact. The base is chosen to hold up without one, which shortens the ingredient list and puts more weight on how you store it.
Independent laboratory testing on every batch, covering the cannabinoid profile alongside contaminant screening, with certificates published by batch number rather than supplied on request.
CBD products are sold widely in Britain and the regulatory position underneath is unsettled. CBD intended for consumption falls under novel food rules run by the Food Standards Agency, and no CBD novel food has been authorised in Great Britain to date. Separate rules limit controlled cannabinoid content per container.
No. Cannabidiol is not intoxicating whichever way it is taken, and changing the route does not change the pharmacology of the compound. If a product ever produced that effect, something other than cannabidiol was responsible.
Counted per container rather than as a percentage, and totalled across several controlled cannabinoids rather than THC alone. Because that measure differs from the one used in other markets, we point you to the certificate for your batch rather than quoting a number.
FSA advice is that it is not suitable for under 18s, for anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive, for anyone on medication, or for anyone immunosuppressed. Given where this product goes, that advice deserves more weight here than almost anywhere else in the range.
Plain outer packaging with no branding and nothing describing the contents, which matters more in this collection than anywhere else on the site. Look at the parcel and you learn nothing about its contents.
Somewhere cool and dry, away from light and heat. Softening at body temperature is the whole design, which means a warm room or a parked car will do the same thing. Cooling them restores the shape.
They are the most heat-sensitive thing we send. In warm weather it is worth ordering to an address where a parcel will not sit in the sun, and letting it cool before opening if it arrives warm.
Yes, and a repeat schedule costs less than reordering. People here tend to set the interval from how often they genuinely use them rather than accepting a default month.