
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 CBD oil is pressed from hemp we grow ourselves and extracted with CO2, never chemical solvents. Choose raw CBD plus CBDa or heat-activated CBD, in 3%, 15% and 30% strengths, with a drop count printed on every bottle. Each batch is independently tested before it leaves us.
We grow the hemp ourselves. The growing season where we farm is short and the conditions are not easy, but doing it in-house means we control the seed genetics, the soil and what never touches the plant. No pesticides, no herbicides, no synthetic fertilisers, and it has worked that way since 2010. The plants are harvested at the point where the cannabinoid profile is where we want it, not when a contract farmer needs the field back.
Extraction is supercritical CO2, done in our own facility. It costs more than ethanol and a great deal more than hydrocarbon, and the reason we stay with it is that it pulls the cannabinoids and the terpenes together without leaving a solvent behind to strip out afterwards. Our raw oils skip the heating step entirely, which is why they still contain CBDa, the acidic form of CBD that sits in the living plant and disappears the moment you decarboxylate it. Every batch gets a certificate of analysis from an independent laboratory.
This collection is for people who want to control the amount they take. An oil gives you that in a way a capsule or a gummy cannot, because you set the drop count yourself and you can move it up or down as you learn what suits you. If you would rather not think about it at all, our capsules do the measuring for you. If the taste of hemp is the thing standing in your way, start with the chocolate mint.
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 Delivery
Five oils across the range, compared by extract type, THC content, the routine they suit and what is actually in the bottle.
| PRODUCT | CBD TYPE | THC | BEST FOR | KEY COMPOUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBD Oil 30mg (Medium) | Full Spectrum CBD | Less than 0.2% | First-time users | CBD 1mg per drop, minor cannabinoids, terpenes |
| RAW CBD Oil 30mg (Medium) | Full Spectrum CBD plus CBDa | Less than 0.2% | Trying raw hemp for the first time | CBD and CBDa 1mg per drop, terpenes, plant waxes |
| CBD Oil 150mg (Strong) | Full Spectrum CBD | Less than 0.2% | Established daily routines | CBD 5mg per drop, minor cannabinoids, terpenes |
| RAW CBD plus CBDa Oil 150mg (Strong) | Full Spectrum CBD plus CBDa | Less than 0.2% | Raw hemp at 15% | CBD and CBDa 5mg per drop, terpenes, omega-3 and omega-6 |
| Natural Melatonin (CBN and CBG) | CBD with CBN and CBG | Less than 0.2% | Evening routine | CBD, CBN, CBG, terpenes, omega-3 |
CBD oil is hemp extract suspended in a carrier oil. The extract carries cannabidiol along with the minor cannabinoids and terpenes that came out of the plant with it, and the carrier makes the whole thing possible to measure in drops and absorb properly. Cannabidiol is one of more than a hundred cannabinoids identified in Cannabis sativa L. It is not intoxicating, which is the single characteristic that separates it from THC in most people’s minds.
Making it is mostly a question of what you are willing to leave in. Endoca uses supercritical CO2 to separate the extract from the plant material, then blends it into hemp seed oil. Where the oil is labelled raw, the extract is never heated, so it still holds CBDa, the acid form that the plant actually produces. Heating converts CBDa into CBD, which is what most of the market sells, and there is nothing wrong with that. It is a different profile, not a worse one, and we make both because people genuinely prefer different things.
Strength is where most people get stuck, so we print it two ways. The percentage tells you how concentrated the oil is, 3%, 15% or 30%. The milligram figure per drop tells you what you are actually taking, 1mg, 5mg or 10mg. A 10ml bottle holds roughly 300 drops, so a 3% bottle contains 300mg and a 15% bottle contains 1,500mg. Anyone telling you a strength is right for you without knowing anything about you is guessing, so start low and let your own experience decide.
People reach for CBD oil at different points in the day, and the honest answer is that experience varies a lot from person to person. What we can tell you is which oils in this range people tend to choose for which part of their routine.
The oils below cover the whole spread, from a first 3% bottle to a 30% concentrate. Nothing here is a recommendation about how much to take. The label carries that, and so does your own judgement.
If you are choosing between an oil and a capsule, the difference is control against convenience: CBD capsules fix the amount for you, and our comparison of CBD oil and capsules walks through both.
CBD oil is hemp extract blended into a carrier oil so it can be measured in drops. The extract holds cannabidiol along with the minor cannabinoids and terpenes that came out of the plant with it. Endoca oils are made from organically grown hemp, extracted with CO2, and bottled at 3%, 15% or 30%.
Most people place the drops under the tongue and hold them there for a short time before swallowing. Some add them to food or a drink instead, which is slower but perfectly workable. The dropper on every Endoca bottle is marked, and the label states the milligrams per drop, so you always know what you are taking.
Full spectrum hemp extract tastes green and slightly bitter, a bit like strong olive oil with a herbal edge. Raw oils taste stronger than heated ones because more of the plant is still in there. If that is not for you, the Chocolate Mint and Mint oils are the same extract with flavour added.
Raw oil is never heated after extraction, so it still contains CBDa, the acid form of cannabidiol that the living plant produces. Heated oil has been decarboxylated, which converts CBDa into CBD. Endoca makes both because they are different profiles rather than better and worse versions of the same thing.
A 10ml bottle holds roughly 300 drops. At five drops a day that is around two months. The milligram content per drop is printed on every label, so you can work out your own bottle life from whatever routine you settle into.
We grow the hemp ourselves. The growing season where we farm is short and the conditions are not easy, but doing it in-house means we control the seed genetics, the soil and what never touches the plant. No pesticides, no herbicides, no synthetic fertilisers, and it has worked that way since 2010. The plants are harvested at the point where the cannabinoid profile is where we want it, not when a contract farmer needs the field back.
Extraction is supercritical CO2, done in our own facility. It costs more than ethanol and a great deal more than hydrocarbon, and the reason we stay with it is that it pulls the cannabinoids and the terpenes together without leaving a solvent behind to strip out afterwards. Our raw oils skip the heating step entirely, which is why they still contain CBDa, the acidic form of CBD that sits in the living plant and disappears the moment you decarboxylate it. Every batch gets a certificate of analysis from an independent laboratory.
This collection is for people who want to control the amount they take. An oil gives you that in a way a capsule or a gummy cannot, because you set the drop count yourself and you can move it up or down as you learn what suits you. If you would rather not think about it at all, our capsules do the measuring for you. If the taste of hemp is the thing standing in your way, start with the chocolate mint.
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 Delivery

CBD oil is hemp extract suspended in a carrier oil. The extract carries cannabidiol along with the minor cannabinoids and terpenes that came out of the plant with it, and the carrier makes the whole thing possible to measure in drops and absorb properly. Cannabidiol is one of more than a hundred cannabinoids identified in Cannabis sativa L. It is not intoxicating, which is the single characteristic that separates it from THC in most people’s minds.
Making it is mostly a question of what you are willing to leave in. Endoca uses supercritical CO2 to separate the extract from the plant material, then blends it into hemp seed oil. Where the oil is labelled raw, the extract is never heated, so it still holds CBDa, the acid form that the plant actually produces. Heating converts CBDa into CBD, which is what most of the market sells, and there is nothing wrong with that. It is a different profile, not a worse one, and we make both because people genuinely prefer different things.
Strength is where most people get stuck, so we print it two ways. The percentage tells you how concentrated the oil is, 3%, 15% or 30%. The milligram figure per drop tells you what you are actually taking, 1mg, 5mg or 10mg. A 10ml bottle holds roughly 300 drops, so a 3% bottle contains 300mg and a 15% bottle contains 1,500mg. Anyone telling you a strength is right for you without knowing anything about you is guessing, so start low and let your own experience decide.
People reach for CBD oil at different points in the day, and the honest answer is that experience varies a lot from person to person. What we can tell you is which oils in this range people tend to choose for which part of their routine.
The oils below cover the whole spread, from a first 3% bottle to a 30% concentrate. Nothing here is a recommendation about how much to take. The label carries that, and so does your own judgement.
Start with what are the different types of CBD, then read how CBD works if you want the mechanism rather than the product.
If you are choosing between an oil and a capsule, the difference is control against convenience: CBD capsules fix the amount for you, and our comparison of CBD oil and capsules walks through both.
CBD oil is hemp extract blended into a carrier oil so it can be measured in drops. The extract holds cannabidiol along with the minor cannabinoids and terpenes that came out of the plant with it. Endoca oils are made from organically grown hemp, extracted with CO2, and bottled at 3%, 15% or 30%.
Most people place the drops under the tongue and hold them there for a short time before swallowing. Some add them to food or a drink instead, which is slower but perfectly workable. The dropper on every Endoca bottle is marked, and the label states the milligrams per drop, so you always know what you are taking.
Full spectrum hemp extract tastes green and slightly bitter, a bit like strong olive oil with a herbal edge. Raw oils taste stronger than heated ones because more of the plant is still in there. If that is not for you, the Chocolate Mint and Mint oils are the same extract with flavour added.
Raw oil is never heated after extraction, so it still contains CBDa, the acid form of cannabidiol that the living plant produces. Heated oil has been decarboxylated, which converts CBDa into CBD. Endoca makes both because they are different profiles rather than better and worse versions of the same thing.
A 10ml bottle holds roughly 300 drops. At five drops a day that is around two months. The milligram content per drop is printed on every label, so you can work out your own bottle life from whatever routine you settle into.