Description
Twenty five milligrams of broad spectrum extract a piece, with the delta-9 taken out rather than left at a trace figure. That is the entire reason these broad spectrum gummies exist as a separate product from the full spectrum ones: the certificate reads non detect on that line, which matters a great deal to anybody who gets tested at work and not at all to anybody who does not.
What is in one of these broad spectrum gummies
A stated milligram figure, a named extract type and a lab report filed by lot. Potency is confirmed on the sheet rather than calculated from the batch recipe.
- Broad spectrum gummies: 25mg of broad spectrum extract per piece
- Delta-9: non detect, with the detection limit printed on the certificate
- Minor cannabinoids: retained, and named individually on the sheet
- Testing: every lot, by an outside laboratory, filed by lot number
- Report location: linked from this page and on the lab results page
- Price: $45, with the price per milligram printed under it
What broad spectrum gummies take out, and what stays
One compound goes and the rest stays. Full spectrum extract keeps everything inside the 0.3 percent delta-9 limit, which is a ratio by dry weight rather than a milligram cap, so its sheet carries a trace figure. Broad spectrum removes that fraction selectively while leaving cannabigerol, cannabichromene and cannabinol in place. Isolate strips out everything except the single molecule. Strength is unaffected by any of it: 25 mg is 25 mg whichever route the extract took. The full comparison is in what is actually removed.
Non detect on broad spectrum gummies, stated precisely
Non detect means the laboratory’s method found no delta-9 above its limit of detection, and that limit is a figure on the certificate rather than an absolute zero. We would rather say that than imply a guarantee. For someone choosing broad spectrum gummies because of a workplace screen, the three numbers that actually decide the outcome are milligrams per serving, servings taken per day and the cut-off used by the panel, which are worked through in the three numbers that decide it. The rest of the gummy range states its spectrum on every listing.
Testing, and where the lot report lives
Every lot of broad spectrum gummies is sent to a laboratory with no ownership connection to this company. The sheet covers the full cannabinoid profile, the delta-9 line with its detection limit, pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbial counts. Lots assaying below their printed milligrams are withdrawn from sale and the failing certificate stays published next to the passing ones. Results are filed by lot number, so a jar can be matched to the sheet for the pieces actually inside it rather than to a general batch average.
Where 25 mg sits, and what it halves to
In the middle of the market. Twenty five milligrams divides into a figure worth measuring, which matters because a piece this size can be cut with a dry knife, and the convention for anybody new to this is 10 mg or half a piece. That is a description of how the aisle is arranged rather than advice from us. Our note on what the phrase start low actually means is in dosing, start low.
What the published literature used
Doses far above a single piece. 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, and single dose human stress model studies used 300 to 600 mg in one sitting. 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, not claims about this jar, and the abstract record is held by the National Institutes of Health.
Keep the jar closed and cool. Paying in Bitcoin takes 3 percent off the order total. The certificate for the current lot is linked here.

Grace O. (verified owner) –
Third time reordering. Consistent batch to batch, which is the whole point.
Dana R. (verified owner) –
Better value than the one I was buying before, and the testing is published.
Mia F. (verified owner) –
Third time reordering. Consistent batch to batch, which is the whole point.
Yara H. (verified owner) –
Arrived in two days, sealed, with the batch number matching the certificate.
Carl W. (verified owner) –
Does what I bought it for without any fuss.
Carl W. (verified owner) –
Fine, but I did not notice much difference at this dose.
Owen D. (verified owner) –
Better value than the one I was buying before, and the testing is published.
Marcus T. (verified owner) –
Better value than the one I was buying before, and the testing is published.
Carl W. (verified owner) –
Good product, packaging could be sturdier for posting.
Mia F. (verified owner) –
Better value than the one I was buying before, and the testing is published.
Kyle S. (verified owner) –
Exactly what the label says. I checked the lab sheet before I ordered.
Ravi J. (verified owner) –
Better value than the one I was buying before, and the testing is published.
Mia F. (verified owner) –
Arrived in two days, sealed, with the batch number matching the certificate.
Aisha M. (verified owner) –
Solid. Slightly gritty when mixed but dissolves if you wait.
Marcus T. (verified owner) –
Works well. I would prefer it unflavoured but that is a personal thing.
Kyle S. (verified owner) –
Third time reordering. Consistent batch to batch, which is the whole point.
Jon A. (verified owner) –
Third time reordering. Consistent batch to batch, which is the whole point.
Tom B. (verified owner) –
Exactly what the label says. I checked the lab sheet before I ordered.
Jon A. (verified owner) –
Arrived in two days, sealed, with the batch number matching the certificate.
Kyle S. (verified owner) –
The price per milligram made the comparison obvious. Switched from a pricier brand.
Elena V. (verified owner) –
Exactly what the label says. I checked the lab sheet before I ordered.
Grace O. (verified owner) –
The price per milligram made the comparison obvious. Switched from a pricier brand.