Description
Sixty THC and CBD softgels at 25 mg of cannabidiol and 2.5 mg of hemp derived delta-9 each, which is the smallest delta-9 serving anywhere in this part of the catalogue. Bottle totals come to 1,500 mg of cannabidiol and 150 mg of delta-9. A ten to one ratio puts the delta-9 in the position of a minor component rather than the headline, and both figures are printed rather than added together.
What is in a bottle of THC and CBD softgels
A fixed dose per piece, a named shell and an oil fill. Nothing here can be split, which is the trade this format always makes.
- THC and CBD softgels: 25 mg cannabidiol and 2.5 mg hemp derived delta-9 each
- Count: 60 softgels. Bottle totals: 1,500 mg CBD and 150 mg delta-9
- Spectrum: full spectrum, full panel on the certificate
- Shell: bovine gelatin. Fill: hemp extract in MCT oil
- Splitting: not possible, so 2.5 mg is the smallest delta-9 step
- Price: $43 a bottle, with the per milligram figure under it
Why the low delta-9 figure in these thc and cbd softgels is the point
Most of the hemp derived THC shelf is built around delta-9 as the active ingredient, at 5 or 10 mg a piece. These are built the other way round: cannabidiol is the bulk of what you are taking and the 2.5 mg of delta-9 is a quarter of a conventional single serving. That makes THC and CBD softgels the entry point of the hemp derived THC range rather than the strong end of it, and the per milligram price under the listing counts both cannabinoids instead of only the larger one.
Piece weight, and the 0.3 percent ratio
A softgel of this size weighs roughly 1 gram including the shell. Three tenths of one percent of 1,000 mg is 3 mg, so 2.5 mg of delta-9 sits under that line with a little room for assay variation. Heavier units can lawfully carry more, which is why a four gram gummy prints a larger figure than a one gram softgel and breaks no rule doing it. Net piece weight is on the panel next to the milligrams so the arithmetic is visible.
Count, cost and what the bottle lasts
Sixty pieces is two months at one a day, and $43 across 1,650 mg of combined cannabinoid is a little over two and a half cents a milligram. That is competitive with the plain cannabidiol softgels, which is unusual for anything on the delta-9 shelf and comes down to how small the delta-9 fraction is here. Buying THC and CBD softgels in this ratio is close to buying cannabidiol softgels with a small delta-9 component added, and the price reflects that rather than carrying an intoxicating hemp premium. The per milligram figure under the price counts both compounds.
What the laboratory checks
An outside laboratory assays every lot of THC and CBD softgels: the full cannabinoid profile with both compounds on their own lines, the delta-9 figure as a percentage and in milligrams per piece, residual solvents, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. Lots assaying under their printed milligrams are withdrawn and the failing certificate stays published. For anyone who has not read one of these sheets before, how to read a certificate of analysis goes through the panel line by line.
The workplace question, which is the one people ask
A standard immunoassay screens for delta-9 metabolites, and a product carrying 2.5 mg a piece is a different proposition from a broad spectrum or isolate product where the delta-9 line reads non detect. Low is not the same as absent. The three figures that actually decide the outcome are milligrams per serving, servings per day and the cut-off used by the panel, which is set out in the three numbers that decide it. That is a description of how screening works rather than reassurance, and public reference material on cannabinoid metabolism is held at the National Institutes of Health.
Adults 21 and over only. Store the bottle closed and below about 25 degrees, because gelatin softens and shells stick together. The certificate for the lot of THC and CBD softgels currently shipping is linked from this page and filed by batch number.
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