100 mg CBD Gummies, Black Cherry, 60 ct

Description

Sixty black cherry pieces at 100 mg of cannabidiol each, which puts 6,000 mg in a single jar. These 100 mg CBD gummies are the strongest per piece and the cheapest per milligram in the range, and those two facts are related: potency is where the cost of packaging, handling and testing gets spread thinnest.

What is in a jar of 100 mg CBD gummies

Broad spectrum extract, so the minor cannabinoids are present and the THC has been taken out. One piece is a tenth of a gram of cannabidiol, which is worth stating plainly before anything else.

• 100 mg CBD gummies: 100 mg of cannabidiol per piece
• Count: 60 pieces. Jar total: 6,000 mg
• Spectrum: broad spectrum, THC non detect on the certificate
• Base: pectin, cane sugar, black cherry flavour
• Vegan: yes, pectin rather than gelatin
• Price: $99 a jar, with the per milligram figure printed under it

The arithmetic that makes 100 mg cbd gummies the cheap option

Ninety nine dollars for 6,000 mg is about one and a half cents a milligram. A 600 mg bag at $29 is nearly five. Same extract, same testing, same candy base, and a threefold difference in what a milligram costs you, entirely because of how many of them are in the jar.

Higher potency costing less per milligram is an extraction and packaging reality rather than a sales pitch, and it is why that figure is printed under every price in the gummy range, including on the listings where it makes us look expensive. The full argument is in why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle.

Sixty pieces at this strength

A 60 count jar of 100 mg CBD gummies is 6,000 mg sitting on a shelf, which is more cannabidiol than most people get through in a year. That is the trade for the price: the cheapest milligrams on the gummy shelf come in the largest quantity, and pectin candy does not keep indefinitely. The best before date is printed on the jar and on this listing. If 6,000 mg is more than you want to commit to, the same broad spectrum extract is portioned into smaller jars at 25 and 50 mg a piece.

What the laboratory confirms on every lot

Every lot of 100 mg CBD gummies is assayed by an independent laboratory for cannabinoid content, pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbials. At 100 mg a piece the assay tolerance matters more than it does at 10, because a ten percent miss is 10 mg rather than 1. Lots measuring below their printed milligrams are pulled and the failing certificate stays on the public results page alongside the passing ones. The non detect THC line is on the same sheet.

A hundred milligrams in context

These are not a beginner piece and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The convention in this market for a first gummy is 10 mg, or half a 25.

From the published side: the approved prescription cannabidiol oral solution was trialled at 10 to 20 mg per kilogram of body weight per day, which for a 70 kg adult is 700 to 1,400 mg daily, and the single dose human stress model studies used 300 to 600 mg. Those figures describe published trials and their doses. They are not claims about this jar and not a suggestion to take six pieces. For the regulator’s own framing of cannabidiol in food, see the FDA, and for dose conventions read our note on dosing.

Keeping and portioning them

Pectin pieces at this size are large and soft, and they fuse into a single mass above roughly 25 degrees, so a cool cupboard rather than a car. They cut more cleanly than small gummies do, with a dry knife, which is the only way to get a 50 mg portion out of a jar of 100 mg CBD gummies. Sugar grams per piece are on the panel and they are not trivial at this size.

The certificate for the jar currently shipping is linked from this page and filed under its lot number, with the cannabinoid assay and both contaminant panels on one sheet.