Relax & CBD Supplements

CBD supplements put the cannabinoids of hemp into a precise, portable format. Capsules, tablets and concentrated formats like softgels and powders contain a fixed amount of cannabinoids in every unit. This makes them a practical choice for people who like a clear, measured format. This collection covers 12 products in these formats.

Relax & CBD supplements: capsules, tablets and concentrated formats

Supplements put CBD extract inside a measured unit, so every unit looks the same and travels easily. The formats in this collection include:

• Softgel capsules: a lipid-based shell around a core of CBD oil.
• Hard-shell capsules: a two-piece casing filled with powder or granules, sometimes combined with other plant extracts.
• Tablets and pressed formats: pressed powder formats that keep well on the shelf and are easy to split into smaller pieces.
• Concentrated pastes and powders: formats with more cannabinoids in a smaller physical volume per unit.

Each format uses full-spectrum or broad-spectrum hemp extract. Full-spectrum products keep the complete range of cannabinoids found in the plant, with less than 0.2 % THC. Broad-spectrum products go through an extra step that removes specific compounds while the rest of the cannabinoid profile stays intact. Both types are in this collection, and the product labels show which extract type is inside.

Browse the full range above and use the filters to compare by format and cannabinoid profile.

CBD supplements vs CBD oil: which format suits you

The most common question when you choose between supplements and oil is convenience versus flexibility. With CBD oil, you choose the amount drop by drop. A capsule or tablet removes that step: the amount of CBD in mg is fixed, the format is discreet, and there is nothing to measure.

If you travel a lot or do not want to carry a bottle, a strip of capsules fits into a bag and cannot leak. If you do not like the taste of hemp oil, a capsule hides it completely. Neither format is better in every case. The right choice depends on whether a flexible amount or a fixed amount per unit matters more to you.

If you also want an oil or a skin care product, the Relax & CBD oils and ointments collection covers both. Many customers buy products from both collections and keep capsules and an oil at home.

CBD supplements sit well next to other formats in the Relax & CBD flowers and Relax & CBD vapes ranges if you like variety.

How to read a CBD supplement label

Labels on CBD supplements carry more information than many buyers notice at first. These are the key facts to check:

• Total cannabinoid content per unit: shown in milligrams. It tells you how much CBD is in one capsule or tablet.
• Extract type: full-spectrum or broad-spectrum, as described above. Some labels also name the plant part used (aerial parts, flowers, seeds).
• Carrier or filler ingredients: softgels usually use a plant-based oil such as MCT or hemp seed oil as the carrier. Hard capsules may contain cellulose, magnesium stearate or added plant extracts.
• Batch number and QR code: good products link each batch to a certificate of analysis (COA) from an independent laboratory. When you scan the code or enter the batch number, you see the results for cannabinoid content, heavy metals, pesticides and microbial tests.
• Storage instructions: most capsule formats keep best below 25 °C and away from direct light. Concentrated pastes may need to go in the fridge after opening.

If a label shows no batch number and no way to check the independent lab test, important information is missing. Every product in this collection comes from suppliers who provide third-party COAs for every batch.

All products in the Relax & CBD Supplements collection are tested by independent laboratories for cannabinoid profile and contaminants. Certificates of analysis are available on request from our customer-service team (contact in the site footer) or via the QR code on each unit. All products are for adults 18+ only and ship in discreet packaging.