
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.

Sustainability, transparency, and wellness guide every decision – for you and for the planet.
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Everything in the range where the extract was left as it came off the plant. Oils, concentrates, capsules, two gummies and two topicals, all carrying the minor cannabinoids and terpenes rather than having them refined away. Grown by us, extracted by us, certified per batch.
Organically grown hemp without unnecessary pesticides
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Just As Nature Intended
Fast and Discreet
Five spanning the formats, from a first bottle through to the strongest concentrate, compared by format, strength, who each was built for and what remains in the extract.
| PRODUCT | FORMAT | STRENGTH | BEST FOR | WHAT REMAINS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBD Oil 30mg/ml | Oil, 10ml | 3%, 1mg per drop | A first bottle | Minor cannabinoids and terpenes |
| RAW CBD Oil 15% 150mg/ml (Strong) | Oil, 10ml | 15%, 5mg per drop | Keeping CBDa alongside CBD | CBDa, minor cannabinoids, terpenes, plant waxes |
| CBD Oil 3000mg | Oil, 10ml | 30%, 10mg per drop | A settled routine | Minor cannabinoids and terpenes |
| 200mg RAW CBD Capsules (High Potency) | Softgel capsules | 200mg per capsule | A fixed amount, nothing to count | CBDa, minor cannabinoids, terpenes |
| RAW CBD Extract 500mg/ml | Concentrate in a syringe | 50%, 500mg per ml | No carrier oil whatsoever | CBDa, terpenes, plant waxes |
Full spectrum describes an extract that nobody has taken anything out of after it left the plant. Cannabidiol is the reason most people are reading, and it comes accompanied by the minor cannabinoids hemp also produces, the terpenes responsible for how hemp smells, and the trace tetrahydrocannabinol present in quantities nowhere near anything intoxicating. Removing any of that requires another refining step, and full spectrum is the category defined by declining to take it.
RAW CBD is a second and separate distinction, and it sits inside full spectrum rather than alongside it. Cannabinoids begin their lives as acids, so a growing plant makes CBDa rather than CBD, and heat converts one into the other in a reaction called decarboxylation. Anything marked RAW never met that heat. Anything unmarked went through it on purpose. Both are equally full spectrum and neither is a better version of the other.
Beyond a preference for less processing, the reason people seek this out is a proposal called the entourage effect, which suggests the compounds in a whole extract work on one another rather than separately. It is a live area of research and it has not been settled, and we are not going to write as though it has. What is verifiable is what the certificate reports, and that is where we would rather the argument rested.
Start from the format, because the extract is constant across all of them. The practical question is how you would rather take it and how much say you want over the quantity.
The list runs across formats rather than up through strengths. None of it describes an effect, because no cannabidiol product sold in Britain may be presented as having one.
That nobody removed anything after extraction. Minor cannabinoids, terpenes and the trace THC the plant made are all still there. Take the THC out and it becomes broad spectrum. Refine it down to cannabidiol alone and it becomes CBD isolate.
More complete, which is not the same word. If THC creates a problem in your work or your sport, more complete is a drawback rather than a benefit. If it does not, this is the part of the range holding most of the plant.
Marking that no heat was applied after extraction, so CBDa is still present as the acid form the plant produces. Products without it were decarboxylated deliberately. Both remain full spectrum throughout.
Oils where you want control, capsules where you want none, concentrates once your routine has settled, gummies if you are honest about whether you will keep it up. One extract sits under all four, so this is a question about habits.
Green, bitter and plainly like a plant, which is the terpenes at work. RAW versions taste stronger again because more of the plant survived. Mint and chocolate mint bottles exist for people who would rather they did not.
Leaving an extract alone is the least processed thing anyone in this trade can do and the easiest to get badly wrong, because whatever the crop absorbed is still sitting in the bottle. Hemp is unusually good at drawing metals and residues up out of the ground it grows in. Farming our own on certified organic land is not a story we tell for the sake of it, it is the only method we know that makes an unrefined extract something we would be willing to sell.
What the phrase covers varies enormously between sellers, so here is ours precisely. Supercritical CO2 extraction in our own facility, no chemical solvent that would then need purging, and no subsequent refining step that pulls anything back out. Whatever left the plant goes into the product. Where a label says RAW, no heat was applied afterwards either, so CBDa remains in the acid form the growing plant actually builds.
Grouping every format together is deliberate, because at this point the decision in front of you has nothing to do with what is in the bottle. Drops let you set the count. A capsule settles it. A concentrate removes the carrier oil from the equation. A chew makes it something you will still be doing in a month. Beneath all four sits one extract, one crop and one certificate per batch.
Organically grown hemp without unnecessary pesticides
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Just As Nature Intended
Fast and Discreet
CBD Oil 30mg/ml
RAW CBD Oil 15% 150mg/ml (Strong)
CBD Oil 3000mg
200mg RAW CBD Capsules (High Potency)
RAW CBD Extract 500mg/ml

Full spectrum describes an extract that nobody has taken anything out of after it left the plant. Cannabidiol is the reason most people are reading, and it comes accompanied by the minor cannabinoids hemp also produces, the terpenes responsible for how hemp smells, and the trace tetrahydrocannabinol present in quantities nowhere near anything intoxicating. Removing any of that requires another refining step, and full spectrum is the category defined by declining to take it.
RAW CBD is a second and separate distinction, and it sits inside full spectrum rather than alongside it. Cannabinoids begin their lives as acids, so a growing plant makes CBDa rather than CBD, and heat converts one into the other in a reaction called decarboxylation. Anything marked RAW never met that heat. Anything unmarked went through it on purpose. Both are equally full spectrum and neither is a better version of the other.
Beyond a preference for less processing, the reason people seek this out is a proposal called the entourage effect, which suggests the compounds in a whole extract work on one another rather than separately. It is a live area of research and it has not been settled, and we are not going to write as though it has. What is verifiable is what the certificate reports, and that is where we would rather the argument rested.
Start from the format, because the extract is constant across all of them. The practical question is how you would rather take it and how much say you want over the quantity.
The list runs across formats rather than up through strengths. None of it describes an effect, because no cannabidiol product sold in Britain may be presented as having one.
The full spectrum CBD oils span 3% to 30% with milligrams per drop on every label, so you count what you take and move it as you learn.
CBD capsules fix the quantity at 10mg, 50mg or 200mg a softgel, in heated and RAW versions, for anyone who would rather stop thinking about it.

The CBD paste concentrates run 20% to 50% in a graduated syringe, for people whose routine is already settled and who want the extract itself.
The Salve and the Body Butter both carry the extract in a plant oil base, and a good number of people use a topical alongside something taken internally. For a route that skips digestion, CBD suppositories carry the same full spectrum extract.
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Read what is full spectrum CBD oil for the definition, then how CBD extraction works for why the method decides what survives into the bottle.
If avoiding THC altogether is what brought you here, the THC-free collection is the deliberate short list built for exactly that and it is a short walk from here.
That nobody removed anything after extraction. Minor cannabinoids, terpenes and the trace THC the plant made are all still there. Take the THC out and it becomes broad spectrum. Refine it down to cannabidiol alone and it becomes CBD isolate.
More complete, which is not the same word. If THC creates a problem in your work or your sport, more complete is a drawback rather than a benefit. If it does not, this is the part of the range holding most of the plant.
Marking that no heat was applied after extraction, so CBDa is still present as the acid form the plant produces. Products without it were decarboxylated deliberately. Both remain full spectrum throughout.
Oils where you want control, capsules where you want none, concentrates once your routine has settled, gummies if you are honest about whether you will keep it up. One extract sits under all four, so this is a question about habits.
Green, bitter and plainly like a plant, which is the terpenes at work. RAW versions taste stronger again because more of the plant survived. Mint and chocolate mint bottles exist for people who would rather they did not.