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✦ Non-intoxicating without THC

✦ Clear, steady daytime feel

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🧪 Lab Tested     👩‍💼 Woman-Owned     🏆 Est. 2017

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CBG on its own

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A gummy, no high

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Something to inhale

THE CBG LINEUP · one tincture, two gummies, one vape

TRY IT FIRST · CBD Wellness Gummies, 4 pieces

What Customers Are Saying

“I use this tincture in the middle of the day with my second coffee. It’s a great boost and I’m able to get more done.”

Megan M.

“This gummy has become essential to my daily regimen, keeping me focused, composed, and free from the pressures of being an adult.”

Adele E.

“Great product. Calms me down without giving me the munchies.”

Adele E.

“A nice change of pace. The tincture acts faster than traditional edibles and lasts longer than smoking or vaping.”

Rebecca E.

“This is a great CBD pen. Very smooth and it doesn’t leak. I will be buying more.”

Sarah F.

“Helps me have a better day. I’m not a gummy fan but these are tasty enough, lol.”

Diane M.

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What is CBG?

CBG, or cannabigerol, is the cannabinoid the plant builds the others from. Young hemp produces CBGa first, and as the plant matures most of it becomes THC, CBD and the rest, which is why mature flower contains very little CBG. That scarcity is the whole story: it takes far more plant material to get a meaningful amount, which is why CBG products cost what they do. It is non-intoxicating, and customers reach for it when they want a clear, steady feel rather than a lift.

Does CBG get you high?

No. CBG does not meaningfully activate the CB1 receptors responsible for intoxication, so it will not get you high at any dose we sell. The one product on this page that will is Everything But The Kitchen Sink, and that is because of the THC in it, not the CBG. Everything else here is non-intoxicating and safe to take on a working day.

Is CBG the same as CBD?

No, though they behave similarly in one respect: both are non-intoxicating and both are usually taken daily rather than occasionally. The difference is where they sit in the plant. CBD is what a mature plant makes a lot of. CBG is what the plant starts with and mostly converts away, which is why it is rarer and pricier. Customers who use both tend to describe CBG as the clearer, more awake one.

Why does CBG cost more than CBD?

Because the plant mostly converts it away. Hemp produces CBGa first and then builds THC, CBD and the rest out of it, so a mature plant has very little CBG left. Getting a meaningful amount takes far more raw material than the same amount of CBD, and that difference lands in the price. It is scarcity, not marketing.

Which CBG product should I start with?

It depends on whether you want CBG in the lead or in support. For CBG itself, start with the 1,800mg CBG Tincture, where it is the main event and you can move the dose drop by drop. If you would rather it work in the background, the CBD Wellness Gummies and the CBD Vape Cartridge are both CBG-boosted. If you want zero THC and something for daytime, the THCV Fit and Focused gummies are the pick.

How much should I take?

Dose by the formula rather than by the CBG. With the tincture, start with half a dropper, hold it under your tongue, and adjust from there. With the gummies, one is a serving. CBG is not something you overshoot into a bad experience, so the useful question is consistency rather than caution: take it for a couple of weeks before deciding whether it does anything for you.

Do you sell CBG oil, CBG gummies, or CBG vapes?

Yes to all three, though the naming trips people up. The 1,800mg CBG Tincture is what some people call CBG oil, and it is the one product here where CBG leads rather than supports. Our CBG gummies are CBG-boosted formulas, and the CBD Vape Cartridge is CBG-boosted too. What we do not make is an isolate-only CBG product, because CBG performs better alongside other cannabinoids than it does alone.

Will CBG show up on a drug test?

Yes, treat it as a risk. Standard tests screen for THC metabolites rather than CBG itself, and several products on this page contain trace or full THC. Everything But The Kitchen Sink is openly intoxicating. Even the THC-free products carry the general caution that applies to all hemp. If you are subject to drug testing, the honest advice is abstinence from all cannabinoid products, ours included.

Are the CBG products vegan and third-party lab tested?

Yes to both. Every gummy here is pectin-based, so no gelatin, and they are vegan and gluten-free with no high fructose corn syrup and no artificial dyes. Every batch is third-party lab tested for potency and contaminants, and the Certificate of Analysis is published on our site rather than available on request.

What does the research actually say about CBG?

Less than anyone selling it would like. A 2022 review in Pharmaceuticals catalogued what is established, and the settled part is chemistry rather than outcomes: CBGa is the precursor the plant builds THC and CBD from, and CBG itself is non-intoxicating. Beyond that, most of the work is preclinical, meaning cells and animal models rather than people. So we will not tell you what CBG does for you. What we can tell you is what it is, how much is in each product, and that the lab report is on the site.

Can I subscribe and save on CBG products?

Yes, and every product on this page is eligible. Subscribe and Save takes 20% off your first order, and from your account you can pause, skip a shipment, change your delivery date or change your frequency. Pause is indefinite rather than timed. You can add or remove products from an existing subscription too. Free shipping starts at $125.

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