A great long-lasting product, high potency, a feeling of relaxation after just one puff, which is a plus. As with synthetic cannabinoids, it temporarily raises your heart rate, but after longer use I don't see any side effects, just relaxation, I recommend it!
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CBD and CBG are two cannabinoids from the hemp plant, and this collection brings both together. It carries 44 products across both cannabinoids: oils, flowers and extracts. The two are different compounds with different product formats. Knowing the difference is the first step to choosing the right product.
CBD and CBG: What Makes These Two Cannabinoids Different
CBD (cannabidiol) is the most common cannabinoid in mature hemp. It is the best-known cannabinoid in the hemp range, and you find it in oils, flowers, hash, vapes and edibles. Many people start with CBD because it is available in so many formats and strengths.
CBG (cannabigerol) is the precursor from which other cannabinoids, including CBD, form as the plant matures. By harvest, most CBG has turned into other compounds. This makes CBG-rich hemp rarer and more work to produce, and it is one reason why CBG products are less common than CBD products.
CBD and CBG Products: How to Compare Them
The easiest way to compare CBD and CBG products is by the numbers on the label. Oils show the cannabinoid content in % or in mg per bottle. Flowers show the cannabinoid content in %. Some products in this collection contain both CBD and CBG in one formula, so you can try both cannabinoids without buying two separate products. Every product page lists the exact cannabinoid content from the batch lab report.
CBG Flowers: How to Choose by Terpene Profile
CBG flowers are dried hemp flowers from early-harvest or specially bred CBG-rich strains. The terpene profile shapes the aroma: pinene-forward CBG flowers smell of pine and herbs, while myrcene-forward cultivars have an earthy, musky aroma. Each product page lists the terpene breakdown from the batch lab report. Browse the full cannabis flowers collection to compare CBG options with other cultivars.
CBG Oil: Concentration, Format and How to Read the Label
CBG oils range from 5% to 30% concentration. The percentage shows the CBG content of the oil. Full-spectrum formulas keep minor cannabinoids next to the CBG, while isolate-based products contain only the single cannabinoid. All oils in this collection come with COA documentation covering cannabinoid content, pesticide residue and heavy metals. Compare options in the CBD and CBG oils collection.
Where Our CBD and CBG Come From
The CBD and CBG in this collection come from EU-certified hemp. Every batch is tested by an independent lab. Orders ship in discreet packaging, and all products are for adults aged 18+ only.
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