Description
Three options of full spectrum CBD softgels: 50-mg-40-ct, 50-mg-200-ct and 100-mg-100-ct. The 40 count holds 2,000 mg in total and is the smallest count sold at this potency. The 200 count holds 10,000 mg and the 100 count at 100 mg a piece holds the same 10,000 in half the pieces, which is the comparison the three options exist to make possible.
The three full spectrum cbd softgels options, and what each totals
Count matters as much as strength, so both appear on every listing rather than one headline figure for the bottle.
- Full spectrum CBD softgels: 50-mg-40-ct, 50-mg-200-ct and 100-mg-100-ct options
- 50 mg at 40 count: 2,000 mg in the bottle
- 50 mg at 200 count: 10,000 mg in the bottle
- 100 mg at 100 count: 10,000 mg in half as many pieces
- Spectrum: full spectrum, trace delta-9 figure on the certificate
- Price: from $38, with the price per milligram printed under each option
Count against strength on full spectrum cbd softgels
Two of these options hold the same 10,000 mg. One divides it into two hundred pieces and the other into a hundred, and neither can be split, so the 50 mg bottle gives twice the granularity and the 100 mg bottle gives half as many things to swallow. Choosing between full spectrum CBD softgels at those two configurations is a question about increments rather than about value. The capsule and softgel range prints count, strength and the per milligram figure on all of them.
Why the 40 count exists despite costing more per milligram
Because 10,000 mg is a lot to commit to on a format you have not tried. Thirty eight dollars for 2,000 mg is nearly two cents a milligram, against a fraction of that on the 200 count, and the figure is printed under both so the premium for a small bottle is visible rather than hidden. Buying a 40 count bottle of full spectrum CBD softgels once to see whether you get on with capsules is a reasonable use of that premium. The reasoning is in why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle.
What full spectrum means in a softgel
That the fill is a plant extract rather than purified cannabidiol, so the certificate carries a trace delta-9 figure within the 0.3 percent limit and names the minor cannabinoids individually. Broad spectrum has that delta-9 fraction removed and isolate has everything removed except the molecule. Spectrum describes delta-9 content and never strength. For anybody whose reason for choosing is a workplace screen, the figures that decide it are in the three numbers that decide it.
Testing
Every lot of full spectrum CBD softgels is assayed by a laboratory this company has no ownership stake in: the full cannabinoid profile, the trace delta-9 figure, pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbials. On the 100 mg option the assay tolerance matters in absolute terms, because a ten 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 these 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 seven to fourteen of the 100 mg pieces. Single dose human stress model studies used 300 to 600 mg. Those are descriptions of published research and the doses used in it rather than claims about any of these bottles, and the abstracts are indexed at PubMed.
Keep the bottle closed and below about 25 degrees, since gelatin softens and shells stick together. The certificate for your option is linked here.

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