10MG CBD CAPSULES (MEDIUM)

300mg CBD RAW Hemp Oil Capsules are made from the whole plant containing CBD and CBDa, extracted using C02 and no chemicals.

No heat is used, therefore conserving the full spectrum of cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids and co factors, this includes low amounts of CBC, CBG and CBN.

Plant waxes are organic compounds and are uniquely found in our unfiltered hemp extracts. They are classified as a type of dietary fibre. Often removed from CBD products, we believe they play an important role, working in synergy with other molecules in the hemp plant.

Not necessarily. Most of us assume that high strength CBD must be best. But at Endoca we think otherwise, based on studies we have performed on hemp seed varieties used by humans over thousands of years. They show average CBD content has always been about 1-4% whereas it is only in recent times that higher strength varieties have become popular.

While capsules offer possibly the most convenient way of taking CBD, the trade off is that less of the active ingredients are absorbed into the bloodstream. This is because when we take something orally, it has to pass through the the digestive system during which some of the CBD is lost. If you want to ensure maximum CBD absorption, you should consider the CBD Hemp Oil Drops which boast higher bioavailability due to the plethora of blood vessels found in our mouths.

10mg CBD Hemp Oil Capsules are swallowed whole and should be taken on an empty stomach.

It wouldn’t be much of an exaggeration to say that Endoca really loves hemp. For the past 9 years we have travelled the four corners of the world sourcing the best hemp varieties. That’s because we are committed to finding the hemp plants most abundant in the CBD and with least amount of THC, in turn creating the highest quality Endoca Hemp Oil products for our customers.

Our dream is to create a seed bank which we can share with the rest of the world, so that these precious hemp seeds are never patented by big business and lost to the common man for ever. That’s because we know that hemp is part of our world heritage. Not only was it one of the first crops to be cultivated by humans thousands of years ago, but its versatility is unbeatable; it can clothe, feed and even provide us with materials to build houses.

Sadly, over the last 80 years in many countries hemp’s reputation has been tarnished and its cultivation prohibited.