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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.

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Cannabidiol with the THC taken out, across gummies, an oil and pure isolate. Every product on this page is either broad spectrum or refined to isolate, so the cannabinoid you came for is there and the one you are avoiding is not. Batch certificates published for all of them.
THC-free is a phrase people use loosely and mean precisely. What it should mean is that THC has been refined out to below the detection limit of the method used to measure it, and that a certificate says so. What it often means in practice is that somebody wrote it on a label. The five products here are the ones we would put in front of a customer who told us their job depends on the answer, and each one has a batch certificate you can read rather than a promise you have to take.
There are two ways to get there and both are on this page. Isolate is the absolute version, cannabidiol refined to 99% purity with the terpenes and every other cannabinoid removed alongside the THC. Broad spectrum is the middle road, where the THC comes out and the minor cannabinoids and terpenes stay. Restore states 0.0% outright. The Chocolate Mint oil is made to 0.0%. Which route suits you depends on whether you want the rest of the plant or only the one compound.
The trade is worth naming honestly rather than glossing. Taking THC out means a further refining step, and every refining step removes something else on the way through. A broad spectrum extract is not a full spectrum extract with one compound missing, it is an extract that has been worked on again. If avoiding THC is not a requirement for you, our full spectrum range keeps more of the plant and most of our customers choose it. If it is a requirement, this page is the whole of what we would recommend.
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Every qualifying product in the catalogue, compared by how the THC was removed, the format, who each one suits and what the label states.
| PRODUCT | CBD TYPE | FORMAT | BEST FOR | WHAT THE LABEL STATES |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THC Free CBD Gummies Restore | Broad spectrum | 30 gummies, lime | A stated per-jar total | 1200mg broad spectrum per jar, 0.0% THC |
| CBD Gummies Energy 1200mg, Orange | Broad spectrum | Gummies, orange | A chew with natural caffeine | 1200mg CBD, THC free, no added colorants |
| Pineapple Express Gummies | Broad spectrum | 30 gummies, pineapple and lime | Avoiding THC in a daily chew | THC-free broad spectrum, no added sugar |
| CBD Isolate 1000mg 99% Pure | Isolate | Crystalline powder | Building your own, or absolute purity | 99% cannabidiol, no THC, no terpenes |
| CBD Chocolate Mint Oil 30mg | Made to 0.0% THC | 10ml dropper bottle | Drops without hemp taste or THC | 1mg per drop, cocoa and mint, 0.0% stated |
THC-free CBD is cannabidiol from hemp that has had tetrahydrocannabinol removed rather than left at the trace level hemp naturally produces. It is not a different plant and not a different cannabidiol molecule. It is the same extract taken one or more steps further in refining, and the step that removes THC is the reason these products exist as a separate group at all.
Isolate goes furthest. The crude extract is winterized to drop out waxes and lipids, then refined and crystallized until what remains is cannabidiol and almost nothing else, which is a fine white powder with no smell. Broad spectrum stops short of that. It keeps the minor cannabinoids and the terpenes and removes the THC specifically, which is a harder piece of processing and the reason broad spectrum products are less common than either of the alternatives.
Detection limit is the phrase that matters on a label and the one most sellers avoid. No test finds nothing, it finds nothing above the level it is capable of measuring. When a product states 0.0% or THC-free, that is a statement about what the assay could see, and the certificate is where you check which assay was used. We would rather explain that than let you believe a marketing absolute.
People come to this page for one of two reasons and they are quite different from each other. Either something in your life makes THC a problem, or you simply want the single compound without the rest of the plant attached.
What follows sorts the five by which of those two you are, and by format. It does not describe what any of them does, because that is not something a CBD product may be presented as doing.
If you have no particular reason to avoid THC, the full spectrum range is the other side of this decision and it keeps more of what the plant produced.
That THC has been refined out to below what the testing method can detect, and that the certificate for that batch shows the result. It is a measurement statement rather than an absolute. Products here are either broad spectrum, where THC is removed and the rest stays, or isolate, where everything but cannabidiol is removed.
Broad spectrum keeps the minor cannabinoids and the terpenes and removes only the THC. Isolate removes all of it and leaves cannabidiol at 99% purity. Broad spectrum is closer to the plant. Isolate is closer to a single ingredient.
If you want a chew, Restore is the one that states a per-jar total. If you want drops, Chocolate Mint is made to 0.0%. If you want to add cannabidiol to something you have made, isolate is the only product here that dissolves into anything without taking a flavor with it.
Yes, and noticeably. Terpenes carry most of what people call the taste of hemp, so isolate has none of it and broad spectrum has less of it. The gummies mask what remains with fruit rather than sugar.
Not in cannabidiol content, which is stated on every label. Whether an extract without THC behaves differently from one with it is a question the research has not settled, and anyone giving you a confident answer either way is going beyond the evidence.
Through chromatography, which separates compounds by how they move through a medium, allowing the THC fraction to be taken out while the rest is collected. It is a more involved process than making either full spectrum or isolate, which is why broad spectrum products cost what they do.
It is the proposal that cannabinoids and terpenes act together rather than separately, and it remains an area of research rather than a settled finding. Isolate contains one compound, so it cannot have one by definition. Broad spectrum keeps the terpenes, which is where most of the argument sits.
By high performance liquid chromatography on the finished batch, reported alongside screens for residual solvents, pesticides and heavy metals. The certificate is published by batch number rather than supplied on request.
No test result can be guaranteed for every threshold and every laboratory. Isolate carries no detectable THC, which makes it the lowest risk available, and that is as far as we will put it. If your livelihood depends on the answer, the certificate and your employer’s threshold are the two things to check.
No, and the absence of THC does not settle it. A number of countries restrict cannabidiol itself regardless of what else is or is not in the product. Within the US, state rules on ingestible CBD vary and several set an age floor on purchase. Check your own state before ordering.
Not on its own. Hemp and its derivatives came off the controlled substances schedule under the 2018 Farm Bill, and FDA takes a separate view of ingestible CBD that attaches to the cannabidiol rather than to the THC. What removing THC does help with is state rules keyed to total THC content.
From certified low-THC Cannabis sativa L. grown on our own ground. The refined molecule is identical whatever plant it came from, but the agriculture, the contaminant risk and the legal position are not, which is why the source still matters even after refining.
No. Cannabidiol is not intoxicating with or without THC present, and these products have had the intoxicating compound taken out on top of that.
Yes, and plenty of customers do, keeping isolate for the days it matters and full spectrum for the days it does not. There is nothing to declare and no conflict between them.
Sealed, cool, dry and out of direct light. A fine crystalline powder picks up moisture from the air and clumps, which does not harm it but makes it awkward to weigh.
They soften and firm up again as they cool, with the extract unaffected. Isolate and the oil are both more robust in transit than a gummy is.
On our lab testing page, listed by batch number. For this collection the certificate is the whole point, so match the batch on your product to the report rather than taking the label at face value.