CBD (Cannabidiol), is extracted from the leaves of the Hemp plant and has over 100 compounds. This is completely legal and safe and won’t alter your behaviour in any way or cause any addictive effects. The human body is naturally made up of a network of receptors, known as the endocannabinoid system, this plays an important part in keeping your body balanced and functioning. 

CBD is often mistaken for Cannabis or Marijuana but there are several varieties in the Cannabis family. Marijuana is like the sister to Hemp, containing higher levels of the psychoactive components known as THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol), which gives you that high feeling when smoked or ingested. 

Just remember Marijuana contains THC and gets you high. Hemp contains CBD and will not get you high but contains many more benefits.

CBD works cohesively with the bodies ECS (endocannabinoid system). This ECS is rather complex but plays an important part in keeping your body harmonised. It has been linked to controlling your metabolism, chronic pain, inflammation, immune system, learning and memory, sleep cycle, cardiovascular system, stress and many more links to the body. CBD can be used in a natural way to promote a sense of calm and wellbeing. 

The most notable effects of CBD are real but subtle. CBD is more about a sense of calm and wellbeing, as opposed to the way you feel, so a bit like an ahh moment when you’ve had a massage.

The ECS is the master regulatory system of the body. It communicates with the other biological systems in our body helping us to maintain our balance and staying healthy.

Okay this might be biased, but we love our gummies because they’re a pleasurable way of taking CBD and easy to manage your dosing and have the same effects as taking oils. They’re also convenient to carry around, keep in your office drawer, in the glove compartment of your car, deep pockets or even in your bag. They also have a deliciously fruity after taste.

CBD is not the compound that gets you high. The intoxicating feeling from smoking or ingesting Cannabis is the reaction of another compound called THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol). This will cause alterations to your behaviour, whereas CBD does not.

Yes. CBD which is extracted from Hemp is legal in the UK. CBD is not a controlled substance under the Misuse of Drugs Act. Industrial hemp may be grown under license. Hemp based products are legal in the UK provided they do not contain more than trace elements of THC.

After the extraction process, CBD only contains trace elements of THC, less that 0.2% THC.  This is legal to buy, consume and supply within the UK.

We don’t scream and shout about having the best CBD, we provide it to you with our comprehensive third-party testing. Our manufacturing processes follow strict potency guidelines and use heavily invested equipment that will produce the purest CBD and meeting the legal requirements. We confidentially publish our testing results on our website, so you know what our products contain, without any guessing. 

The results from testing help you to verify the quality of what you are purchasing. This also demonstrates that we meet the legal requirements and you can check for the level of THC and the purity before you purchase or ingest any CBD. You’ll find our results on the product page for you to view. You can relax and know you’re purchasing from a safe and reliable source.

Everyone is uniquely built, so there isn’t really a standard dose that works for everyone. Results are individual and having a higher amount doesn’t always mean better result. CBD depends upon your weight, metabolism and general health at the time of taking.

For a first-time user we strongly recommend starting low and going slow on your daily dose and have a routine for 30 days. From this point listen to your body and see how the active compounds affect you. Once you’ve figured this out and what time of day works best for you, we recommend taking once or twice a day.

CBD isn’t about making you feel a certain way, it is focussing on what you don’t feel. It’s a step into leading a life that is balanced, eating well and making sure you stay hydrated. 

The FSA advises that the maximum daily dosage for a healthy adult should not exceed 70mg.

Calmbears gummies are classified as a food supplement, which prevents us from making any medical claims. We cannot discuss your ailments, symptoms or give medical advice due to the restrictions stipulated by the MHRA. 

We can however recommend that you care for yourself first and do so best by making informed holistic decisions about your health and wellbeing. 

No. CBD is not illegal and a compnent that is not looked for in a drug test.

Legally CBD products are allowed to contain trace elements of THC, Calmbears CBD, is a CO2 extracted oil form that is classed as THC-Free.

The World Anti-Doping Agency have specifically exempted CBD fro the list of prohibted drugs, the THC is still prohibited.

It is rare to receive an allergic reaction to CBD, however, like any essential oil it can be possible to receive an allergic reastion. If you believe you may be susceptible to an allergic reastion, we recommened discussing with your a medical or healthcare professional before consuming.

It is entirely safe to use, but we always say to do your own research of where you buy and to check for a Certificate of Analysis.

Yes, our CBD is considered halal. This is because it only contains trace elements of THC, which would otherwise be haram. 

Our CBD is extracted from that is grown organically. However, to be certified as organic, cultivators need to have had at least 3 crop rotations. 

With the hemp and CBD market being fairly new, most of the cultivation does not sufficient history to be certified organic as of yet. 

We do our best to ensure our gummies arrive to you in perfect condition. Due to the nature of the compostable pouch, it is prone to creases and wrinkles, however, this does not affect the quality and benefits of the gummies. Just remember, at least we're not contributing to plastic waste. 

We're unable to recommend CBD to anyone under the age of 18 and advise that you speak with your doctors or health care practitioner.