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CBD per gummy as stated on the label.
Our CBD gummies come in two flavours, raspberry and mango. Each pack holds 10 gummies, 45 g net, with 25 mg CBD per gummy and 250 mg per pack, plus vitamin B12. They suit anyone who wants CBD in a fixed, pre-portioned form rather than a liquid. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory for cannabinoid content and purity testing. If you would rather count for yourself, we also stock CBD oils in dropper bottles, where the amount is yours to set.
Choosing between raspberry and mango
Between the two, the only variable is flavour. Raspberry and mango share the same specification: 10 gummies per pack, 45 g net, 25 mg CBD in each gummy and 250 mg across the pack, with vitamin B12 in both. So the choice is a matter of taste, not numbers. Some people keep one of each on the shelf and alternate; that is a preference, nothing more.
What is in the gummies
Each gummy carries 25 mg CBD, and a full pack accounts for 250 mg. Vitamin B12 is part of both flavours. The rest is what the flavour name says: raspberry in one pack, mango in the other. Net weight is 45 g for 10 gummies. Beyond that we do not claim anything about the composition, and we do not print figures we cannot show on a certificate. Each batch is tested by an independent laboratory for cannabinoid content and purity.
How the pack works
Follow the instructions printed on the pack. The label carries the flavour, the count, the net weight and the batch number, so you can match what is in your hand to its certificate. A pack of 10 sits in a bag or a drawer as it is. Keep it closed and stored as the pack states. If you switch between raspberry and mango, the wording on both labels reads the same way.
Where the gummies sit in our range
Gummies are the fixed-format part of the catalogue: each gummy is portioned before the pack is sealed. If you would rather count for yourself, our CBD oils in dropper bottles are the flexible alternative, measured drop by drop from the pipette. Both sides of the range go through independent batch testing for cannabinoid content and purity. The gummy shelf stays short: two flavours, one pack size.
Transparency you can check for yourself
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find the laboratory report for a pack of gummies?▼
Every pack carries a batch number, printed on the label. Take that number to the relevant product page, raspberry or mango, and it leads to the certificate issued by the independent laboratory for that batch. One number, one document, one batch. If the number on your pack does not match the one you happen to be reading, check again before drawing conclusions from the figures.
Are the gummies part of the CBD oil 2.0 or capsules 2.0 ranges?▼
No. The 2.0 name applies to twelve products only: six CBD oils and six CBD softgels. The gummies are a separate format, with their own labels, their own batch numbers and their own certificates. Nothing in the 2.0 naming carries across to a pack of raspberry or mango gummies, so read the pack in front of you rather than the range name.
How should an opened pack be stored at home?▼
Close the pack again once it is open, and keep it as the printed panel directs: cool, dry, out of direct sunlight and away from heat. The label on your pack is the authority on storage, so follow it over anything written on a web page. These are adult products, so store them accordingly, and keep the batch number readable for later reference.
What does THC-free on the label mean?▼
It means those words are printed on the label itself, on both flavours. This is label wording rather than a phrase invented for a product description, which is why a reader can verify it on the pack instead of taking copy at face value. For the cannabinoid figures behind a specific batch, the independent certificate reached through your batch number is the document that answers the question.
