
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.
Endoca 300mg CBD oil is our 3% strength: 300mg of CBD in a 10ml bottle, or 900mg in 30ml, at about 1mg per drop. Choose classic heat-activated CBD, RAW CBD plus CBDa, or chocolate mint made to 0.0% THC. It is the gentlest oil we make and the simplest to count.
A low strength should make life easier, not harder. At 3%, our 300mg CBD oil gives about 1mg of CBD in each drop, so the number of drops is the number of milligrams. Many low-strength oils come in 30ml bottles, which turns 300mg into a 1% oil and the math into guesswork. Before comparing two bottles, check both figures: the total on the front and the volume underneath it. The total tells you what the bottle holds, the volume tells you how concentrated it is, and only together do they tell you what one drop carries.
The mg figure only means something if the bottle holds it. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory, and the certificate is published against the batch number, so you can check our 300mg CBD oil yourself. The report gives the full cannabinoid profile, including the THC figure, alongside screens for heavy metals, pesticides and residual solvents. Reading it takes a minute: find the batch number on your bottle, open the matching report, and compare the CBD result with the label. We would rather you checked than took our word for it.
We grow the hemp, extract it with supercritical CO2 and bottle it ourselves, as we have since 2010. The RAW version is never heated and keeps the CBDa the plant makes. The chocolate mint version is made to 0.0% THC and covers the earthy hemp taste. The classic version sits between the two: full spectrum, heated so the CBDa becomes CBD, and tasting plainly of hemp. With three versions at one strength, you choose on taste and extract type rather than numbers, because the numbers are identical across all three.
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
The Easiest Strength to Count
Fast and Discreet Delivery
All three 3% oils, compared by extract, strength, who each suits and what is in the bottle.
| PRODUCT | CBD TYPE | STRENGTH | BEST FOR | KEY COMPOUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBD Oil 3% (Medium) | Full spectrum, heat activated | 300mg/10ml or 900mg/30ml, about 1mg per drop | A first bottle | CBD, minor cannabinoids, terpenes |
| RAW CBD Oil 3% (Medium) | Full spectrum, raw | 300mg/10ml or 900mg/30ml, about 1mg per drop | Trying raw hemp for the first time | CBD and CBDa, terpenes, plant waxes |
| Chocolate Mint CBD Oil 3% (Medium) | Made to 0.0% THC | 300mg/10ml or 900mg/30ml, about 1mg per drop | Drops without the hemp taste or THC | CBD, cocoa and mint |
| Bottle | Total CBD | Per ml | Per drop (about) | Drops per bottle (about) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10ml, 3% | 300mg | 30mg | 1mg | 300 |
| 30ml, 3% | 900mg | 30mg | 1mg | 900 |
300mg CBD oil is a bottle holding 300mg of cannabidiol in total. Ours is 300mg in 10ml, so the oil is 3%, 30mg per ml and about 1mg per drop. The 30ml size holds 900mg at the same strength. On an oil, strength is a concentration, so the percentage and the mg per ml say the same thing in two ways. A 10ml bottle at 3% and a 10ml bottle at 15% hold the same volume of liquid and a fivefold difference in CBD.
The extract is blended into hemp seed oil so it can be measured in drops. The classic and RAW versions are full spectrum, with the minor cannabinoids and terpenes that came out of the plant, and state less than 0.2% THC. The chocolate mint version is made to 0.0% THC. A carrier matters because an undiluted extract is a thick paste that will not run through a dropper. Diluting it to 3% is what makes a single drop a useful, repeatable unit.
When you compare a CBD oil 300mg bottle from another brand, divide the mg by the ml first. A 300mg oil in 30ml is a third of the strength of ours. Then look for the batch certificate, the THC figure and whether the extract is full spectrum, broad spectrum or isolate. Two bottles at the same strength can still be quite different products, and the label only tells you part of that. Our guide to the different types of CBD explains how each extract is made.
The 3% strength is where most people start, because 1mg a drop makes it easy to keep track. Moving up later is a matter of changing bottles, not relearning the math.
We sort the three by preference and format here, not by outcome. How much to take is on the label and is your own call.
Every strength sits together on our CBD oils page.
Ours is 3%: 300mg in 10ml, 30mg per ml and about 1mg per drop. That makes it the gentlest oil we sell and the simplest to count, because the number of drops and the number of milligrams are the same.
Only when the bottle is 10ml. 300mg in 10ml is 3%. The same 300mg in a 30ml bottle is 1%, a third of the strength per drop. Check the volume next to the mg figure before comparing two oils.
It is the strength most people start with, because the drop count equals the mg count. It also lets you change your routine one milligram at a time, which a strong oil cannot do with the same precision.
No. It is the 30ml bottle of the same 3% oil, with the same 1mg per drop. It holds about 900 drops and lasts three times as long as the 10ml bottle, so it makes sense once you know you like the oil.
By the mg per drop. Ours gives about 1mg a drop and the 15% oil about 5mg, from the same 10ml bottle. The bottle size and the drop count stay the same, and only the amount in each drop changes.
Choose on taste and extract type, because the strength is identical. The classic oil is full spectrum and heated, so CBDa becomes CBD, and it tastes plainly of hemp. The RAW oil is never heated and keeps CBDa. The chocolate mint oil is made to 0.0% THC and tastes of cocoa and mint.
The classic and RAW oils state less than 0.2% THC. The chocolate mint oil is made to 0.0%. The batch certificate gives the measured figure for your bottle, so check it if THC matters to you.
It could. Drug tests look for THC metabolites, and the classic and RAW oils contain trace THC below 0.2%. If you are tested at work, the chocolate mint oil made to 0.0% THC is the lower-risk choice of the three, though no result can be guaranteed.
On our lab testing page, listed by batch number. The batch number is printed on the bottle, and the report gives the full cannabinoid profile, including the THC figure, so you can check the CBD result against the label of the oil you received.