CBD Softgels

Description

Two strengths of CBD softgels: 25-mg and 200-mg, sixty to a bottle. The 25 mg option holds 1,500 mg in total and the 200 mg option holds 12,000, which is an eightfold difference in a bottle of the same size. Broad spectrum extract in MCT oil, with a bovine gelatin shell, and the delta-9 line on the certificate reads non detect.

The two cbd softgels options, and what each bottle totals

Count and strength are separate specifications and both appear, because a bottle shouting a large total could be any arrangement of pieces.

• CBD softgels: 25-mg and 200-mg options, 60 pieces either way
• 25 mg option: 1,500 mg in the bottle
• 200 mg option: 12,000 mg in the bottle
• Shell: bovine gelatin. Fill: broad spectrum extract in MCT oil
• Delta-9: non detect on the certificate, with the detection limit stated
• Price: from $42, with the price per milligram printed under each option

Two hundred milligram cbd softgels are a large step

It is the highest per unit figure in the capsule range and it cannot be divided, which is the thing to understand before buying it. A softgel shell does not split, so 200 mg is the whole increment, and anybody wanting 100 needs the tablets or an oil instead. The 25 mg option exists for the same reason the 200 does: different people want different granularity, and both bottles print their figures so the choice is informed. The capsule and softgel range lays all the counts and strengths out side by side.

Why the 200 mg option is far cheaper per milligram

Because the bottle, the label, the shell count and the certificate cost nearly the same either way, so eight times the active material spreads those costs eight times further. CBD softgels at 200 mg work out at a fraction of a cent a milligram, against several cents on the 25 mg bottle. Higher potency costing less per milligram is a packaging reality rather than a sales pitch, and the figure under each option makes it visible. The reasoning is in why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle.

Shell and fill on these cbd softgels, both named

Bovine gelatin rules these out if you avoid animal products, and the vegetarian HPMC capsules elsewhere in the range are the alternative. The fill is broad spectrum extract suspended in MCT from coconut, which is named rather than described as a proprietary carrier. Broad spectrum means the minor cannabinoids stay in and the delta-9 has been removed, so the certificate shows a non detect line rather than a trace figure. Gelatin softens above about 25 degrees, so the bottle wants a cool cupboard.

Testing

Every lot of these CBD softgels is assayed by a laboratory this company has no ownership stake in: the cannabinoid profile with the minor compounds named, the delta-9 line with its detection limit, pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbials. On the 200 mg option the assay tolerance matters in absolute terms, because a five percent miss is 10 mg a piece. Lots under their printed milligrams are withdrawn and the failing certificate stays published next to the passing ones.

What the published literature used

Doses that straddle both options. The approved prescription cannabidiol oral solution was trialled at 10 to 20 mg per kilogram of body weight per day, which is 700 to 1,400 mg daily for a 70 kg adult, or three to seven of the 200 mg pieces. Single dose human stress model studies used 300 to 600 mg. Pharmacokinetic work reports a high fat meal raising blood levels several fold compared with fasting. Those are descriptions of published research and the doses used in it rather than claims about either bottle, and the regulator’s position is published at fda.gov.

The certificate for your option is linked here and filed by batch number.