CBG Oil 5% + CBD 2.5% is our CBG-led oil, a 10 ml dropper bottle with a pipette. The ingredients printed on the label are olive oil, hemp extract and terpenes. It is for shoppers who want CBG named first, with CBD alongside it in the same bottle. This range is not offered on the UK store, so read these pages as reference for composition and testing. Our CBD oils are the main range it sits next to.
Choosing between the specifications
There is one product in this range, so the comparison is short. CBG stands at 5% and CBD at 2.5% in a single 10 ml dropper bottle, which tells you which cannabinoid the label leads with. Percentages here are specifications, not advice. If you want CBD as the leading cannabinoid, that is a separate range in the catalogue, and the label percentage is what separates them.
What is in the bottle
Three ingredients appear on the label: olive oil, hemp extract and terpenes. Olive oil is the carrier, the fill that holds the extract inside the 10 ml bottle. The named cannabinoids are CBG at 5% and CBD at 2.5%, and each bottle contains 500 mg CBG with 250 mg CBD. No spectrum wording is printed on this label, so we do not print any either. Each batch is tested independently for cannabinoid content and purity.
How the dropper bottle works
Day to day it works like any dropper bottle. The label opens with shake well, then the pipette lifts oil from the bottle and places it under the tongue, where the label asks you to hold it before swallowing. Amounts and timing are printed on the pack, and because this range is not on the UK shelf, we leave those figures with the label rather than repeating them here.
Where this range sits in the catalogue
In the catalogue this is a single-cannabinoid oil, with CBG named first and CBD listed beside it. The wider family is our CBD oil range, which is where CBD leads the label and where UK shoppers will find oils held in stock. CBG Oil 5% + CBD 2.5% sits next to that range as a reference for what a CBG-led formula lists.
Transparency you can check for yourself
Frequently asked questions
Does the batch certificate report CBG as well as THC?▼
Yes. The independent third-party analysis for each batch lists cannabinoid content, so the CBG and CBD figures can be read next to the THC line, which on this product is recorded at 0.000%, meaning not detectable. The certificate is published against the batch number printed on the bottle, so the report you read belongs to the bottle in your hand rather than a general example.
How many milligrams of CBG are in each millilitre?▼
Each millilitre of this oil carries 50mg CBG and 25mg CBD. Across the full 10ml bottle that comes to 500mg cannabigerol and 250mg cannabidiol, which is what the front label prints as 5% CBG and 2,5% CBD using the European decimal comma. The percentages and the milligram totals are two ways of stating the same composition, one relative and one absolute.
Why is olive oil the carrier in this CBG oil?▼
Olive oil is one of only three ingredients printed on the label, alongside hemp extract and terpenes. It acts as the carrier: the concentrated extract is diluted into it, so the finished liquid can be measured from the glass dropper in the 10ml bottle. That short ingredient line also keeps the formulation vegan and gluten-free.
Is CBG the same as CBD?▼
No. They are separate cannabinoids that come from the same plant. CBD is the abundant one in hemp, while CBG is present in much smaller amounts once the crop matures, because CBGA converts into THCA and CBDA as the plant grows. Both are non-intoxicating. This bottle contains both, declared on the label as 500mg CBG and 250mg CBD in 10ml.
Where is Cibdol CBG oil made?▼
Cibdol is Swiss-born, founded in Basel in 2014, and operates from Schijndel in the Netherlands. Every batch is analysed by an independent third-party laboratory before it goes on sale, and the certificate of analysis is published against the batch number that appears on each individual bottle.
