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Every CBD format, one basket.

Vapes, gummies, sweets, edibles, drinks, oils, balms, hash and rolling — from the brands people actually ask for, with the strength on every pack explained.

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The brands people ask for

Stocked and shipped from the UK, below their own retail prices

Professor HerbOrange County CBDAztec CBDDarwin CBDHempthyVitality CBDRAWKing PalmElementsJuicy Jay'sTyson 2.0

CBD Vapes

Rechargeable pod kits, pods and carts

CBD Gummies

Bears, worms, cubes and pick-n-mix

CBD Sweets

Lollipops, gum, mints and hard sweets

CBD Edibles

Chocolate, cookies, brownies and snacks

CBD Drinks

Soft drinks, tea, coffee and hot chocolate

CBD Oil

Drops, oral sprays and pastes

Since June 2025Disposables are banned. Pod kits aren't.Shop CBD vapes

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The 0.2 percent THC rule is a myth.

That figure is about growing hemp, not selling it. The rule that governs what you can legally buy is 1mg of controlled cannabinoids per container — per container, not per dose, whatever the bottle size. Most of this industry states it wrong.

How UK CBD law works

A UK CBD shop that stocks the whole shelf

Most CBD sites sell one thing well. If you want gummies you go to one shop, vapes to another, and rolling papers somewhere else entirely. GoCBD exists to end that: every format in one basket, from the brands people already ask for by name.

We do not make any of it. We are a stockist rather than a label, which means we can do the one thing a brand-owned site structurally cannot: compare across brands honestly, including telling you when a range is not the one you want. Orange County, Aztec, Darwin, Vitality, Hempthy, Euphoria, Professor Herb, Multitrance, RAW, Elements and King Palm all sit on the same shelf here, and none of them pays for a better position on it.

Every CBD line is lab-tested with a certificate of analysis behind it. Nothing we sell is intoxicating, nothing contains nicotine, and everything is sold to over-18s only with age verification at checkout.

Which format, and why

The formats are not interchangeable. They differ in how quickly they are absorbed, how precisely you can measure them and, in two cases, in which set of rules governs them. This is the whole shop in one table, with the honest reason to pick each.

AislePick it when
CBD gummiesYou want a printed figure and a countable portion, and no dropper.
CBD oilYou want to move a milligram at a time. The only format with real precision.
CBD vapesYou already vape and want the fastest format. Rechargeable pod kits only.
CBD e-liquidYou own a refillable device and want to choose the bottle yourself.
CBD sweetsYou want something absorbed in the mouth: gum, mints, lollipops.
CBD ediblesYou want it as food. Chocolate and biscuits bring their own fat.
CBD drinksTea, coffee or a can. The hardest format to make work, explained on the page.
CBD capsulesA fixed amount, no flavour, nothing to measure.
CBD balmYou want it to stay in one place. Never reaches the bloodstream.
Hemp and hashSolid extracts and pressed resin. Read the page first, some lines are not CBD.
Rolling papersPapers, cones and wraps. Hemp fibre, not cannabinoids.
AccessoriesGrinders, trays, machines and wick. Nothing here contains CBD.

The law, stated the way it actually reads

A CBD product may be sold in the UK when it holds no more than 1mg of controlled cannabinoids in the whole container. Per container. Not per sweet, not per drop, not per serving, and not a percentage of anything. A 100ml bottle is held to exactly the same 1mg as a 10ml one.

The percentage figure quoted across most of this industry is a real number in the wrong place. It is a limit on the standing crop, applied to hemp grown under a Home Office cultivation licence, and it describes what a farmer may grow rather than what a shop may sell. We checked seven UK CBD homepages while writing this page and one of them stated the consumer test correctly.

Beyond that, two regimes apply depending on the aisle. Anything eaten or drunk sits inside the Food Standards Agency Novel Foods framework. Vapes and balms do not, because you neither eat nor drink them, and balms answer to cosmetics regulation instead. The FSA also advises healthy adults to keep CBD from food supplements to about 10mg a day, revised down from 70mg in February 2023, and a surprising number of pages still quote the old figure.

What we will tell you that a brand will not

Some of what we stock is not CBD, and we would rather say so on the front page than let a label do the work. Several lines across the vapes, hash and gummies aisles are H4CBD, a semi-synthetic hydrogenated cannabinoid that is a different molecule from CBD and holds no Novel Foods authorisation. Anything with H4 in the name is one of them, and each aisle page explains what that means.

Elsewhere, plenty of the market sells cannabis-flavoured food as though it were dosed food. In our edibles aisle only four lines print a milligram figure, and in drinks only five do. Those pages name them. Hemp rolling papers are hemp fibre with no cannabinoid in them at all, and the accessories aisle contains none either.

We also do not stock everything. There is no dosed sparkling CBD can here, because the brands that own that shelf are carried by neither of our two distributors. No lighters, pipes, bongs or scales. No facial skincare. No single-use disposable vapes, which have been unlawful to sell in the UK since 1 June 2025 and are not coming back.

How the shop actually works

We buy through two UK trade distributors and nobody else. That is a deliberate narrowing rather than a limitation we are apologising for: two suppliers means two sets of paperwork to check rather than fifteen, and it is the reason we can say what is behind a given batch when somebody asks.

Stock is bought to order rather than held in a warehouse for months, so what arrives has usually left the distributor within days. It is also why a line occasionally shows as unavailable rather than shipping late, and why anything with a short date on it is flagged on its own product page instead of quietly sold.

Every CBD line has third-party laboratory testing behind it. Our lab reports page sets out what we ask distributors for and what a certificate of analysis should actually show you, which is more useful than a badge. The full-spectrum lines get particular attention, because full spectrum is the only grade that deliberately retains trace THC and therefore the one where the per-container limit does real work.

Orders are dispatched from the UK in plain outer packaging, and the delivery page covers timings and options. If something is wrong when it arrives, tell us and we will sort it out rather than pointing you at the manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

What does GoCBD actually sell?
Twelve formats: gummies, oil, vapes, e-liquid, sweets, edibles, drinks, capsules, balms, hemp and hash, rolling papers and accessories. We are an independent stockist rather than a brand, so the shelf carries Orange County, Aztec, Darwin, Vitality, Hempthy, Euphoria, Professor Herb, Multitrance, RAW and others side by side.
How much THC is a UK CBD product allowed to contain?
No more than 1mg of controlled cannabinoids in the whole container, whatever the container's size. It is a per-container test rather than a percentage or a per-dose figure. The percentage number quoted on most UK CBD sites comes from hemp cultivation licensing and describes what a farmer may grow, not what a shop may sell you.
Is everything on this site CBD?
No, and we flag the exceptions rather than burying them. Some lines are H4CBD, a semi-synthetic cannabinoid that is not CBD and holds no Novel Foods authorisation; anything with H4 in the name is one. Rolling papers and accessories contain no cannabinoids at all, and parts of the edibles and drinks aisles are cannabis-flavoured rather than dosed.
Which format should someone new to CBD start with?
Oil or gummies. Oil lets you move a milligram at a time, which is the only way to find an amount that suits you, and gummies print a figure on the pack so there is nothing to work out. Vapes are the fastest but assume you already vape, and hemp and hash is the aisle we would steer a beginner away from.
Will any of this make me feel intoxicated?
No. CBD, CBG and CBC are all non-intoxicating, and every product here is held to the same 1mg of controlled cannabinoids per container. The H4CBD lines are a separate matter, which is why they are labelled as such on every page they appear on and why we would rather you read those pages first.
Do you deliver discreetly, and do you check age?
Yes to both. Orders are dispatched from the UK in plain outer packaging with nothing on the outside describing the contents, and everything on this site is sold to over-18s only with age verification at checkout. Full delivery detail is on our delivery page.

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