Every row pairs one selected pack with its piece count, CBD per gummy, price and unit value. Scores are ordered editorially; commission is excluded from both the score and the table order.
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How a gummy qualifies
✓ A complete, visible product review
✓ One exact CBD total, piece count and current price
✓ Calculable CBD per piece and unit value where the label permits it
✓ No points for medical, symptom or personal-outcome claims
Food Standards Agency context
Compare one whole gummy with the current 10mg daily guidance
The FSA currently advises healthy adults to limit CBD from food to 10mg per day across all sources. Most selected products below contain more than 10mg in one whole gummy. The flag is a factual comparison—not a suggested serving, an instruction to split a sweet or a judgement of product quality.
Sorted by product score, then evidence grade, review protocol and current unit value. Equal results remain equal—there is no hidden commission tie-break.
Each row is one exact selected pack. CBD per gummy is the stated pack total divided by the recorded piece count; it is label arithmetic, not a serving or dosage instruction. The FSA comparison uses its current 10mg-per-day advice for healthy adults and does not tell anyone how much to consume. Ingredients and allergens must still be checked on the current product label.
What the current data actually shows
Top score
9/10
Held by one exact product; commission is not used in the ranking.
Lowest listed unit price
£1.67
per 100mg across 4 selected options; unit value is not a quality score.
Highest selected CBD per piece
68.57mg
Shared by 1 selected option; higher is not automatically better.
Strongest recorded evidence
Grade C
Held by 3 products. No A/B grade is implied when it has not been earned.
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Reviewed CBD gummy ranges
These cards group related products for easier browsing and use disclosed commercial ordering. That order does not alter the editorial table, product scores or evidence grades above.
CBD Gummies (900 mg) Strawberry from Nordic Oil. Compare CBD gummies & edibles, 900mg CBD in the selected listed variant, 60 gummies format and available variants before visiting the retailer.
CBD Gummies (1500 mg) Berries from Nordic Oil. Compare CBD gummies & edibles, 1,500mg CBD in the selected listed variant, 60 gummies format and available variants before visiting the retailer.
CBD Gummies (600 mg) Relax from Nordic Oil. Compare CBD gummies & edibles, 600mg CBD in the selected listed variant, 60 gummies format and available variants before visiting the retailer.
CBD Gummy Bears 1600mg - 4800mg (Large Bag) from Orange County CBD. Compare CBD gummies & edibles, 4,800mg CBD in the selected listed variant and available variants before visiting the retailer.
CBD Gummy Bears (Small Tub) from Orange County CBD. Compare CBD gummies & edibles, 400mg CBD in the selected listed variant and available variants before visiting the retailer.
CBD Gummy Cherries 1600mg - 4800mg (Large Bag) from Orange County CBD. Compare CBD gummies & edibles, 4,800mg CBD in the selected listed variant and available variants before visiting the retailer.
CBD Gummy Cubes 1600mg - 4800mg (Large Bag) from Orange County CBD. Compare CBD gummies & edibles, 4,800mg CBD in the selected listed variant and available variants before visiting the retailer.
CBD Gummy Cubes Grab Bag (200mg) from Orange County CBD. Compare CBD gummies & edibles, 200mg CBD in the selected listed variant and available variants before visiting the retailer.
Pack totals can conceal meaningful differences in piece count and CBD per gummy. We keep both visible, then check whether the arithmetic, selected variant and current price agree.
Ingredients matter because gummies are confectionery: gelatine or pectin, sugar or sweeteners, allergens, flavours and storage instructions belong in the comparison. Personal outcome reports never contribute to the score.
Evidence checklist
✓ CBD per piece and whole-pack total
✓ Piece count and selected variant
✓ Ingredients and dietary wording
✓ Flavour evidence kept separate from efficacy
Read per-gummy figures and food status correctly
CBD gummies are food products. The Food Standards Agency currently advises healthy adults to limit CBD from food to 10mg per day across all sources. Some whole gummies in this comparison contain more than 10mg, so the table flags that arithmetic directly. It is not a serving recommendation. Use the CBD daily-intake calculator only to total labelled amounts across products, not to choose a personal dose.
The FSA does not recommend CBD for under-18s, people taking medication, those trying to conceive, or people who are pregnant or breastfeeding unless under medical direction. Its public list records novel-food application status; inclusion is not approval, endorsement or proof of efficacy. Read the current official FSA consumer guidance and CBD public list.
Supporting evidence cluster
Understand the facts behind this comparison
These focused guides explain the label fields and evidence rules used above. Each links back to this comparison so shoppers and search engines can follow the subject clearly.
Compare one exact pack at a time: total CBD, piece count, calculated CBD per gummy, current price, price per 100mg, ingredients and the quality of the supporting evidence. None of those figures predicts a personal effect.
Is total CBD the same as CBD per gummy?
No. Total CBD describes the whole pack. CBD per gummy is the pack total divided by the number of pieces. thCBDx shows both and treats the calculation as label arithmetic, not dosage advice.
Are all CBD gummies vegan or allergen-free?
No. Gelatine, pectin, colourings, flavourings, sugars, sweeteners and allergen wording can differ. Check the current ingredient label and retailer specification for the exact variant before buying.
Does a thCBDx score include affiliate commission?
No. Editorial scores never receive commission points. The exact-product table is ordered by score, evidence grade, review protocol and then unit value. A separate partner-linked catalogue is ordered commercially and labelled as advertising.
Does appearing on the FSA public list mean a CBD gummy is approved?
No. The Food Standards Agency says no CBD food product currently has full authorisation. Public-list status records the novel-food application position; it is not an endorsement or proof of efficacy.
Editorial limitations
thCBDx compares product information, format, sensory evidence, strength choice, value and portability. We do not claim that a listed product treats a condition or produces a predictable personal outcome. Prices, stock and formulations can change at the retailer.
Use the CBD daily-intake calculator to total labelled CBD across food products without converting the result into personal dosage advice.