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The part of the range people reach for after training rather than before it. Two salves, a whipped butter, a high-content capsule, the strongest oil we make and two ritual sets built around an active week. Organic hemp, food-grade ingredients, tested every batch.
This collection is organised around a moment in a week rather than around a promise, and the reason is worth stating in the first paragraph rather than burying. A hemp product marketed as doing something to muscles or joints stops being a supplement or a cosmetic and becomes an unapproved drug in the regulator’s reading. Most of what you will find on this search ignores that. We have built the page around what these products are and when people use them, which is less exciting and considerably more durable.
What is here is the heavier end of the topical range and the higher-content end of the internal one. The salves are dense, oil and wax based, and stay where they are put. Mint Muscle Salve is the same construction with mint worked into it and a 30ml format sized for larger areas. The whipped body butter covers more ground again. On the internal side, the 200mg RAW capsules and the 3000mg oil are the highest-content products we make in their formats.
Everything is made from hemp we grow on our own certified organic ground and extracted with CO2 in our own facility, with independent batch testing published by batch number. Nothing here is a specialist sports formulation, because we do not make one. These are the products from the standard range that people who train tend to end up with, gathered in one place so you do not have to work it out from four category pages.
Organically grown hemp and food-grade plant ingredients
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
Dense Salves and Large Formats
Fast and Discreet Delivery
Five of the eight, across topical and internal, compared by format, content, the area each covers and what it is built from.
| PRODUCT | FORMAT | CONTENT | COVERAGE | BUILT FROM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mint Muscle Salve 30ml | Salve with mint | Full spectrum extract | Larger muscle groups | Beeswax, plant oils, mint |
| Salve with 250mg to 750mg CBD | Dense salve | 250mg in 10ml, 750mg in 30ml | Specific areas | Beeswax and plant oils |
| Whipped Body Butter | Whipped butter | 450mg in 30ml, 1500mg in 100ml | Whole limbs and back | Food-grade butters and oils |
| 200MG RAW CBD Capsules | Softgel capsules | 200mg per capsule | Internal, nothing to measure | CBD and CBDa, terpenes |
| CBD Oil 3000mg (Strong) | Oil, 10ml | 30%, 10mg per drop | Internal, amount set by you | Full spectrum extract, hemp seed oil |
In this collection a recovery product means one of two things. Either it is a topical dense enough to cover a large area of skin and stay there, or it is an internal product at the higher-content end of its format. Those are descriptions of what the products are rather than of what they do, and that distinction runs through the whole page.
The topicals are all oil and wax rather than emulsions, which is why they feel heavier than a sports gel and take a moment to work in. Cannabinoids are fat-soluble, so an oil base carries them without an emulsifier system, and applied to skin they act locally in the area rather than passing into general circulation. That local action is the entire structural difference between the topical half of this collection and the internal half.
On the internal side, the difference between the 200mg capsule and the 3000mg oil is control against convenience rather than strength against weakness. A CBD capsule fixes the amount. The oil lets you decide it and adjust as you go. Both are full spectrum, both come from the same crop, and neither carries an instruction about how much to take, because that is between you, the label and anyone qualified to advise you.
Sorted by where you would put it and how much you want to cover. Everything below is a description of format and coverage rather than a claim about muscles, joints or anything else.
If you are looking for a product to address pain or an injury, this page is not it and no compliant page is. That is a conversation to have with a doctor or a physiotherapist rather than with a shop.
If you would rather buy by product type than by occasion, the topicals collection holds all the salves and butters and the oils collection holds the internal range.
The denser topicals and the higher-content internal products from the standard range, gathered around an active week. Nothing here is a specialist sports formulation, because we do not make one, and we would rather say that than imply otherwise.
Format and mint. The standard Salve comes in 10ml and 30ml at 250mg and 750mg. Mint Muscle Salve is 30ml with mint worked into the same kind of base. Which you want depends on how much area you are covering and whether you like the mint.
They are different things rather than alternatives, and a good number of customers use one of each. A topical acts in the area it is applied. Something swallowed does not work that way at all.
It is the richest formula we make, which is exactly why it covers a back or a full leg more easily than a salve does. Use less than you expect and give it a moment to work in.
The salves use beeswax and are not. The body butter, the capsules and the oil are plant-based. Full ingredient lists are on each product page.
Because cannabidiol is fat-soluble and disperses through oils and butters naturally. A water-based gel needs an emulsifier system to hold the two phases together, which adds ingredients that exist only to stop the product separating.
Skin is a barrier by design. Topically applied cannabinoids act locally in the area rather than entering general circulation the way something swallowed does, which is why a topical and an oil are not substitutes for one another.
That the extract was never heated after extraction, so CBDa is present alongside CBD in the acid form the living plant produces. It is a processing statement and the certificate reports both compounds separately.
Because the same extract goes into products people swallow, and running two standards across one crop would be indefensible. Nothing in cosmetics regulation asks for testing at this level. We run it regardless.
Every full spectrum product here states less than 0.2% THC, in line with the whole range. Bear in mind that a percentage is a proportion, so what a container actually holds depends on how large it is.
The internal full spectrum products carry trace THC and a positive result cannot be ruled out, particularly with regular use at high content. Topical application is the lowest-risk route. Anyone tested in competition or at work should be looking at the THC-free collection instead.
Cannabidiol was removed from the World Anti-Doping Agency prohibited list, while other cannabinoids including THC were not. A full spectrum product contains trace THC. That is the whole of what we will say, and any competing athlete should check with their own governing body rather than with a shop.
Not while they are marketed as cosmetics. A topical presented as affecting the structure or function of the body becomes a drug in FDA’s reading, which is the line this page is built to stay behind.
The 10ml if you are covering something small or trying the texture, the 30ml if you are covering a limb. Mint Muscle Salve comes in 30ml only, which tells you what it was sized for.
Oil and wax formulas soften in heat and set again as they cool. The product is unaffected, though the surface may not look the same. A car in summer is the worst place to leave one.
Yes, on a single schedule with the subscriber saving applied. Most people set a longer interval for the topical, since a jar outlasts a bottle of drops considerably.
Thirty days, opened products included. Textures are hard to judge from a photograph, so if a salve turns out to be denser than you wanted, tell us.