HIGH-STRENGTH CBD GUMMIES UK

Strength is measured in milligrams of CBD per gummy. If you're new to CBD, a lower strength gives you room to find your level; regular users often prefer a higher strength so they take fewer. Every product page lists the CBD per gummy and the per-pack total, so you can compare before you buy. Stronger isn't automatically better, so build up gradually rather than starting at the top.

Yes. CBD gummies are legal to buy and use in the UK as long as they contain less than 1mg of THC per preparation and are sold as a food supplement, not a medicine. Every gummy in our range is made to that standard.

No. The part of the plant that gets you high is THC, and our gummies are broad-spectrum: all the other hemp cannabinoids and terpenes, with the THC taken out. CBD on its own isn't intoxicating, so there's no high to expect.

Drug tests look for THC, not CBD. Our gummies are broad-spectrum with no detectable THC, so there's nothing for a standard THC test to pick up. If you're tested at work or in sport, it's still sensible to check your own policy, but CBD itself isn't what these tests screen for, and we can't guarantee any specific test result.

CBD itself isn't intoxicating, and UK drug-driving limits target THC, not CBD. Our gummies are broad-spectrum with no detectable THC. We can't guarantee any specific test result or tell you you're clear to drive, so if your job or licence depends on it, check your own workplace or insurer policy and use your own judgement.

CBD can interact with some prescription medicines. If you're taking any, speak to your GP before you start. We can't give medical advice, but your doctor can.

Some are. Our vegan gummies are set with a starch base rather than gelatine, which makes them suitable for vegans. The rest are set with halal beef gelatine, which isn't. Worth knowing: the vegan ones contain wheat, so they're suitable for vegans but not gluten-free. Each product page lists the full ingredients and flags which is which, so check before you buy.

Start with one. Give it about four weeks at a steady daily dose before you decide whether it's working. CBD is cumulative, so consistency does more than the odd big dose. Most people settle on one to two gummies a day. For reference, the Food Standards Agency's general guideline for CBD in food is 10mg a day; many products, stronger gummies included, are dosed above that. Start low, find your level, and don't take more than suits you.

Longer than oils. Typically 30 to 90 minutes, because the CBD has to pass through digestion first. The upside is the effect tends to last longer. Take them with or after food for the best absorption.

Whenever suits your routine. Plenty of people take theirs in the morning with breakfast; others prefer the evening as part of a wind-down. Consistency matters more than the exact hour. Pick a time you'll actually remember and stick with it.

Most CBD disappointment comes down to underdosing, giving up too soon, or buying something that didn't contain what the label claimed. Our gummies are batch-tested and contain what they say they contain. Give a steady dose a proper four weeks before writing it off.

It depends what you're after. Oils absorb faster: under the tongue, 15 to 45 minutes. Gummies take longer to kick in but the effect usually lasts longer thanks to slower digestion. Neither is better as such; it comes down to how you want to take it.

Broad-spectrum CBD extract, glucose syrup and sugar, a setting agent (a starch base on the vegan gummies, halal beef gelatine on the rest), flavourings, acidity regulators and colours. The vegan gummies are made without artificial colours or flavours; the halal range does use them. The full ingredient list is on every product page, including allergens.