
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.
The whole extract, kept as the plant produced it, across oils, concentrates, capsules, gummies and topicals. Minor cannabinoids and terpenes left in rather than refined out, from certified organic hemp we grow ourselves. This is the range Endoca was built on and it is most of what we make.
Full spectrum is the least processed thing a hemp company can sell and the easiest to get wrong, because everything the plant took up is still in there. That is a virtue when the field was clean and a serious problem when it was not. Hemp is a bioaccumulator, which means it draws metals and residues out of soil and holds them. Growing our own on certified organic ground is not a marketing position, it is the only way we know of to make a full spectrum extract we would put our name to.
The phrase gets used for very different things across this market. Ours means CO2 extraction in our own facility, no chemical solvent to purge afterwards, and no further refining step to strip anything back out. What comes off the plant goes into the bottle, the capsule or the jar. Where a product is labeled RAW it has not been heated either, so CBDa is still present alongside CBD in the acid form the living plant actually produces.
Every format we make in full spectrum is on this page, and the reason to group them is that the choice between them is about how you want to take it rather than what is in it. Drops let you set the amount. Capsules fix it. A concentrate skips the carrier oil entirely. A gummy makes it something you will remember to do. The extract underneath is the same material in every case, from the same crop, with a certificate published per batch.
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
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Five across the formats, chosen to show the spread from a first bottle to a concentrate, compared by format, strength, who each suits and what stays in the extract.
| PRODUCT | FORMAT | STRENGTH | BEST FOR | WHAT STAYS IN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBD Oil 30mg (Medium) | Oil, 10ml | 3%, 1mg per drop | A first full spectrum bottle | Minor cannabinoids and terpenes |
| RAW CBD+CBDa Oil 150mg (Strong) | Oil, 10ml | 15%, 5mg per drop | Keeping CBDa as well as CBD | CBDa, minor cannabinoids, terpenes, plant waxes |
| CBD Oil 3000mg (Strong) | Oil, 10ml | 30%, 10mg per drop | An established routine | Minor cannabinoids and terpenes |
| 200MG RAW CBD Capsules (Extra Strong) | Softgel capsules | 200mg per capsule | A fixed amount, nothing to measure | CBDa, minor cannabinoids, terpenes |
| 5000mg CBD RAW Extract | Concentrate in a syringe | 50%, 500mg per ml | No carrier oil at all | CBDa, terpenes, plant waxes |
Full spectrum hemp extract is what comes out of the plant with nothing taken back out afterwards. Cannabidiol is the compound most people are here for, and it arrives alongside the minor cannabinoids the plant also made, the terpenes that give hemp its smell, and the trace tetrahydrocannabinol that hemp produces in quantities far below anything intoxicating. Removing any of that takes a further refining step, and full spectrum is defined by not taking it.
Raw CBD is a second distinction and it sits inside full spectrum rather than beside it. Every cannabinoid starts life in an acid form, so the plant makes CBDa rather than CBD. Heat converts one into the other, a reaction called decarboxylation. Products labeled RAW have never been heated after extraction, so the CBDa is intact. Products without that label have been decarboxylated deliberately. Both are full spectrum. They are different profiles rather than different qualities.
The reason full spectrum interests people beyond simple minimalism is an idea called the entourage effect, which proposes that the compounds in a whole extract act together rather than independently. It is an active area of research and it is not settled, and we are not going to tell you it is. What we can tell you is what is in the bottle, which is on the certificate, and let the argument stay where it belongs.
Choose by format first. The extract does not change between an oil and a capsule, so the practical question is how you want to take it and how much control you want over the amount.
The list below runs across the formats rather than through the strengths. Nothing here describes what any product does, because a CBD product may not be presented as doing anything to your health.
If avoiding THC entirely is what brought you here, the THC-free collection is the other half of this decision and it is a short and deliberate list.
That nothing was removed after extraction. The minor cannabinoids, the terpenes and the trace THC the plant produced are all still present. An extract that has had the THC taken out is broad spectrum, and one refined down to cannabidiol alone is CBD isolate.
Better is the wrong frame. It is more complete, which some people want and some people specifically do not. If THC is a problem in your work or your sport, more complete is worse for you. If it is not, this is the range that keeps most of the plant.
That the extract was never heated after CO2 extraction, so CBDa is still present in the acid form the plant makes. Non-RAW products have been decarboxylated, which converts CBDa into CBD. Both are full spectrum.
Oils for control, capsules for convenience, concentrates for people who have already settled their routine, gummies for people who will actually take them. The extract is identical across all four, so the decision is about habit rather than chemistry.
Green, bitter and unmistakably like a plant, which is the terpenes doing it. The RAW products taste stronger than the heated ones because more of the plant is still in there. Mint and chocolate mint versions exist for people who would rather not.
Because supercritical carbon dioxide pulls cannabinoids and terpenes out together using pressure and temperature rather than a chemical solvent, and then evaporates away completely. There is no residue left behind to purge afterwards, which matters most in the products where the extract is most concentrated.
They are the aromatic compounds that give every plant its smell, and hemp produces a great many of them. They survive CO2 extraction and they are the first thing lost when an extract is refined further. Whether they do anything beyond aroma is exactly the question the entourage effect research is still working on.
Our products state less than 0.2%. That is a proportion rather than an amount, and the amount depends on the size of the container, which is a distinction the compliance section of this package sets out as important rather than pedantic.
Yes. Every batch certificate reports the full cannabinoid profile alongside screens for heavy metals, pesticides and microbial contamination. On a whole-plant extract that second half matters at least as much as the first.
Hemp and its derivatives were removed from the controlled substances schedule under the 2018 Farm Bill at or below 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight. FDA separately holds that CBD may not be sold as a dietary supplement or added to food. Those are two different questions and this package addresses both.
A drug test screens for THC metabolites, and full spectrum products contain trace THC, so a positive result cannot be ruled out. That risk rises with frequent use of higher strengths. Anyone tested at work should read our article on CBD and drug tests, and should probably be looking at the THC-free collection instead.
No. The trace THC in a hemp extract is far below the level associated with intoxication, and cannabidiol is not intoxicating in the first place. That gap is the basis on which federal law separates hemp from marijuana.
Both are Cannabis sativa L., and the line between them is THC content rather than species. Hemp is grown from certified low-THC varieties. Endoca works only with those, on ground we farm ourselves.
The 3% oil at 1mg per drop is where most people start, because it gives the finest control while you are working out what suits you. Moving up later is easy. Starting at 30% and working down is not.
Yes. Several products share one delivery schedule with the subscriber saving applied, which is how customers who keep an oil at home and capsules at work usually order.
Cool, dry, away from direct light, with the cap closed. Terpenes are volatile and light degrades cannabinoids, so a cupboard beats a windowsill by a wider margin here than it would for isolate.
Thirty days, opened products included, on everything on this site. If a strength or a format turns out to be wrong for you, tell us and we will sort it.