Description
Sixty pressed THC and CBD tablets, each one carrying 100 mg of cannabidiol and 2 mg of hemp derived delta-9. That is 6,000 mg of cannabidiol and 120 mg of delta-9 in a bottle, and at 100 mg a tablet this is the highest per unit cannabidiol dose in the catalogue. They are tablets rather than softgels for one reason: a pressed tablet can be split and a gelatin capsule cannot.
Why THC and CBD tablets rather than softgels
Divisibility. A scored tablet halves to 50 mg of cannabidiol and 1 mg of delta-9, and quarters if you are careful with it. No other fixed dose format in the range does that.
- THC and CBD tablets: 100 mg cannabidiol and 2 mg hemp derived delta-9 each
- Count: 60 tablets. Bottle totals: 6,000 mg CBD and 120 mg delta-9
- Format: pressed tablet, splittable, no gelatin anywhere in it
- Spectrum: full spectrum, complete cannabinoid panel on the certificate
- Vegan: yes, since there is no gelatin shell
- Price: $115 a bottle, with the price per milligram printed under it
The arithmetic on a bottle of thc and cbd tablets
One hundred and fifteen dollars for 6,120 mg of combined cannabinoid is under two cents a milligram, which is the cheapest fixed dose format on the site and competitive with tinctures. Potency is where packaging, handling and testing cost gets spread thinnest, which is why a 60 count bottle of 100 mg THC and CBD tablets beats a 60 count bottle of 25 mg softgels several times over on that figure. The capsule and tablet range prints count, strength and per milligram price on every listing, and the method is in why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle.
Two milligrams of delta-9 in a tablet is a deliberate figure
It is low, and it is low on purpose. A tablet weighing around 1.2 grams can lawfully carry roughly 3.6 mg of delta-9 under the 0.3 percent dry weight ratio, so 2 mg leaves headroom for assay variation. It is also small enough that the delta-9 is a minor component of what you are taking rather than the point of it, which is the opposite of how the gummies on the THC shelf are built. Piece weight is on the panel so the ratio is yours to check.
Splitting one, in practice
A dry knife and a flat surface. Scored THC and CBD tablets break along the line reliably if they are dry; a tablet that has taken up moisture from a bathroom shelf crumbles instead, and crumbs are not a dose. Halving gives 50 mg of cannabidiol with 1 mg of delta-9, quartering gives 25 mg with half a milligram, and quartering is where the accuracy stops being worth claiming. Nobody can press a tablet that divides into eighths honestly. If you want increments smaller than a quarter of one of these THC and CBD tablets, a tincture is the format that gives them to you.
What the certificate covers
Every lot of THC and CBD tablets is assayed by a laboratory with no ownership connection to this company: full cannabinoid profile, the delta-9 figure as a percentage by dry weight and in milligrams per tablet, residual solvents in parts per million, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. Under potency lots are withdrawn and the failing sheet stays published. At 100 mg a unit the assay tolerance matters more than it does at 10, because a ten percent miss is 10 mg rather than one.
A hundred milligrams against the published doses
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. Single dose human stress model studies used 300 to 600 mg. Pharmacokinetic work reports that a high fat meal raises blood levels of cannabidiol several fold compared with fasting. Those figures describe published trials and the doses they used. They are not claims about these tablets, and the regulator’s own framing of cannabidiol products sits at fda.gov.
Adults 21 and over only, since the product contains hemp derived delta-9, and several states regulate that category in their own way. Keep the bottle closed and dry, because an uncoated pressed tablet takes up moisture and a damp tablet crumbles instead of splitting. The certificate for the lot of THC and CBD tablets currently shipping is linked here and filed by batch number.

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