
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 broad spectrum CBD gummies come in five jars, joined by one chocolate mint oil. Broad spectrum means the THC has been taken out of the hemp extract while the other cannabinoids and terpenes are meant to stay in. Five are labeled THC free or 0.0% THC, and Night Time is labeled broad spectrum. A label is a claim, and the certificate for your batch is the measurement, so we link to it from each product.
Organically grown hemp extract without unnecessary pesticides
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Taken Out of the Extract
Fast and Discreet Delivery
Six products, compared by format, flavor, what the label states and what the pack holds.
| PRODUCT | FORMAT | FLAVOR | WHAT THE LABEL STATES | IN THE PACK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Restore 1200mg | Gummy | Lime | Broad spectrum, contains 0.0% THC | 1200mg CBD, 30 gummies |
| Energy 1200mg | Gummy | Orange, with coffee caffeine | Broad spectrum, contains 0.0% THC | 1200mg CBD, count on the label |
| Pineapple Express | Gummy | Pineapple and lime | Broad spectrum, free from THC | 30 gummies, CBD on the label |
| Brain Energy Bilberry | Gummy | Wild bilberry in the recipe | Broad spectrum, THC free | 30 gummies, CBD on the label |
| Night Time Sleep Gummies | Gummy | On the label | Broad spectrum | 30 gummies, CBD on the label |
| Chocolate Mint Oil 30mg | Oil drops | Chocolate mint | THC free, 0.0% THC | 300mg in 10ml or 900mg in 30ml, 1mg per drop |
| Type | THC | Other cannabinoids | Terpenes | Hemp taste |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full spectrum | Trace, as the plant made it | Kept | Kept | Strong |
| Broad spectrum | Refined out | Meant to be kept | Partly kept | Mild |
| Isolate | None | Removed | Trace at most | Almost none |
Broad spectrum CBD gummies are chews made with a hemp extract that has had its THC removed. The rest of the extract, meaning CBD, smaller cannabinoids and some of the terpenes, is supposed to remain. That middle position is the whole point of the term: more of the plant than a pure CBD product, without the trace THC a full spectrum extract carries by design.
The THC comes out through chromatography. The extract passes through a column, compounds travel through it at different speeds, and the THC fraction is collected and discarded. Isolate goes much further: the extract is distilled and crystallized until only cannabidiol is left. Our CBD isolate crystals are that product, sold separately, and they are not broad spectrum. If you want everything the plant made, our full spectrum CBD range keeps it.
Which smaller cannabinoids remain varies with the plant and the refining run, so we do not print a generic list on this page. The certificate for your batch names what the lab found and in what amounts. If you are weighing up the three categories for the first time, our guide to the types of CBD sets them side by side in plain terms.
This page is for people who want hemp extract with the THC taken out but would rather not go all the way to isolate.
We sort the range by format, flavor and time of day, not by outcome. How much to take is on the label and is your call.
A hemp extract with the THC refined out and the other cannabinoids and terpenes left in. It sits between full spectrum, which keeps everything, and isolate, which keeps only CBD. The word itself has no legal definition, so the batch certificate is what confirms it.
Isolate is cannabidiol on its own, crystallized to about 99% purity. Broad spectrum keeps more of the plant. A broad spectrum certificate should show cannabinoids beyond CBD. If it shows only CBD, the product is behaving like isolate, whatever the jar calls it.
The certificate for your batch lists what the lab measured, by name and amount. We point you there rather than print a fixed list, because the smaller cannabinoids vary from one harvest and refining run to the next.
It means the lab found none above its detection limit. That is a strong result, but every method has a floor. The certificate states which method and limit were used for your batch, so you can judge it yourself.
Workplace screens look for THC metabolites, not CBD. A THC free label lowers the chance of a positive, but no brand can guarantee a result at every cutoff. If your job depends on it, read the batch certificate before you buy.
No. Our capsules and main oils are full spectrum. The chocolate mint oil is our only THC free oil, at 1mg per drop in 10ml or 30ml bottles.
Refining out THC takes some terpenes with it, and terpenes carry most of the hemp taste. Fruit in the gummies and mint in the oil cover what is left.
Anyone who wants the whole plant, trace THC included, is better served by full spectrum. Anyone under the age their state sets, and anyone taking medication who has not spoken to their doctor, should not start here.
Match the batch number on the jar to its report on our lab testing page. Each report covers cannabinoids, heavy metals, pesticides and solvents.
Broad spectrum is one of the loosest words in hemp. There is no federal definition of it, so a jar can carry the term whether the extract kept a wide spread of cannabinoids or was refined down to little more than CBD and flavoring. The only fair test is the certificate of analysis. It lists every cannabinoid the lab measured, which shows you whether anything beyond CBD survived the refining.
Our process starts on our own farm. We grow the hemp organically, extract it with supercritical CO2, and only then take the THC out in a separate refining step. Each extra step costs some of the plant. Broad spectrum gummies and drops usually taste milder than a full spectrum oil, because part of the terpene content leaves along with the THC. We would rather say that than sell broad spectrum as the whole plant minus one compound.
Every batch goes to an independent lab, and the report is published by batch number. It covers the cannabinoid profile, heavy metals, pesticides and residual solvents. “THC free” and “0.0% THC” both mean the lab found nothing above the limit its method can detect. That is a useful result, but it is a measurement with a floor, and the certificate tells you exactly where that floor sat for your batch.
Organically grown hemp extract without unnecessary pesticides
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Taken Out of the Extract
Fast and Discreet Delivery
Restore 1200mg
Energy 1200mg
Pineapple Express
Brain Energy Bilberry
Night Time Sleep Gummies
Chocolate Mint Oil 30mg 
Broad spectrum CBD gummies are chews made with a hemp extract that has had its THC removed. The rest of the extract, meaning CBD, smaller cannabinoids and some of the terpenes, is supposed to remain. That middle position is the whole point of the term: more of the plant than a pure CBD product, without the trace THC a full spectrum extract carries by design.
The THC comes out through chromatography. The extract passes through a column, compounds travel through it at different speeds, and the THC fraction is collected and discarded. Isolate goes much further: the extract is distilled and crystallized until only cannabidiol is left. Our CBD isolate crystals are that product, sold separately, and they are not broad spectrum. If you want everything the plant made, our full spectrum CBD range keeps it.
Which smaller cannabinoids remain varies with the plant and the refining run, so we do not print a generic list on this page. The certificate for your batch names what the lab found and in what amounts. If you are weighing up the three categories for the first time, our guide to the types of CBD sets them side by side in plain terms.
This page is for people who want hemp extract with the THC taken out but would rather not go all the way to isolate.
We sort the range by format, flavor and time of day, not by outcome. How much to take is on the label and is your call.
Restore holds 1200mg across 30 gummies, which works out at 40mg each. It is the only jar here that states both figures, so it is the easiest one to count.
Energy adds caffeine from coffee. The caffeine amount is on the label, so count it alongside the coffee or tea you already drink.

Pineapple Express leans on pineapple and lime, and Brain Energy Bilberry carries wild bilberry in its recipe. Both come 30 to a jar.
The chocolate mint oil is the only THC free oil we make. At 1mg per drop it suits people who like to adjust a drop at a time.
Every Product Without THC
Our THC free CBD page holds this range and the isolate crystals together, for anyone who cares about THC first and the spectrum second.
If you only want chews, our THC free CBD gummies page lists the jars on their own.
A hemp extract with the THC refined out and the other cannabinoids and terpenes left in. It sits between full spectrum, which keeps everything, and isolate, which keeps only CBD. The word itself has no legal definition, so the batch certificate is what confirms it.
Isolate is cannabidiol on its own, crystallized to about 99% purity. Broad spectrum keeps more of the plant. A broad spectrum certificate should show cannabinoids beyond CBD. If it shows only CBD, the product is behaving like isolate, whatever the jar calls it.
The certificate for your batch lists what the lab measured, by name and amount. We point you there rather than print a fixed list, because the smaller cannabinoids vary from one harvest and refining run to the next.
It means the lab found none above its detection limit. That is a strong result, but every method has a floor. The certificate states which method and limit were used for your batch, so you can judge it yourself.
Workplace screens look for THC metabolites, not CBD. A THC free label lowers the chance of a positive, but no brand can guarantee a result at every cutoff. If your job depends on it, read the batch certificate before you buy.
No. Our capsules and main oils are full spectrum. The chocolate mint oil is our only THC free oil, at 1mg per drop in 10ml or 30ml bottles.
Refining out THC takes some terpenes with it, and terpenes carry most of the hemp taste. Fruit in the gummies and mint in the oil cover what is left.
Anyone who wants the whole plant, trace THC included, is better served by full spectrum. Anyone under the age their state sets, and anyone taking medication who has not spoken to their doctor, should not start here.
Match the batch number on the jar to its report on our lab testing page. Each report covers cannabinoids, heavy metals, pesticides and solvents.