It’s no secret that CBD is becoming a truly hot commodity—while it’s exploding worldwide, it’s becoming a phenomenon in its own right in Great Britain. But the world of CBD is vast, and the amount of products available can be overwhelming. For those who seek a view of the bigger picture, here’s a breakdown of CBD product types, and which parts of the UK buy them the most.
Capsules
Capsules are here for those who want plain, simple efficiency in their CBD. Capsules are slow to release, straightforward to portion, and can be easily taken with discretion. Just make sure to take them with a meal, and have a glass of water ready to wash them down.
● Manchester
Honey Sticks
Honey is a delicious, natural sweetener, and with the addition of CBD, honey sticks make an easy addition to your day. Add it to your tea or coffee, enjoy it on toast, or have it straight out of the tube!
● Carlisle
CBD cream
CBD creams are cosmetic products for use on the skin and follow UK cosmetics rules.
● Bath
● Norwich
Bath Bombs
Soaking in a tub with a bath bomb is a lovely way to end a long week. Adding CBD just makes sense!
And with the addition of essential oils, the steam fills your bath with fragrance. Scents include citrus, rose, lavender, sweet cherry, and eucalyptus.
● Birmingham
● Oxford
Hemp Soap
While CBD may be relatively new to the mainstream, hemp has been used for centuries. Hemp seed oil is a popular ingredient in soaps.
● Edinburgh
● Portsmouth
Body Lotion
With scents like simple, refreshing Aloe and oh-so-sweet Strawberry Champagne, there’s truly something for everyone.
● Inverness
● Truro
CBD Vapes
Vaping is another popular way to enjoy CBD.
Those interested in vaping CBD can either choose from disposable vape pens or batteries with reusable cartridges. Both CBD vape products have their own advantages, but disposable CBD vapes may be most suited for those just starting out on vaping, since commitment is minimal.
Vape Cartridges
● Leicester
● Newry
Vape Oil
● Plymouth
● Southampton
Vape Pens
● Stoke-on-Trent
Tinctures and Oils
In the world of CBD, tinctures and oils could be considered a true classic. While they can be easily dispensed under the tongue, they can also be added to a number of foods and beverages. And with the use of a pre-measured dropper, measuring is especially straightforward.
Full-Spectrum Oil
Full-spectrum oil is more than CBD; it contains all of the naturally occurring components found in hemp, including traces of THC. This combination is often referred to as the entourage effect.
● Coventry
● Dundee
CBD Isolate
For those who prefer to avoid THC, CBD isolate makes for a great option. CBD isolate is just the CBD—nothing more, nothing less. CBD isolate also tends to be more affordable, which can be pretty appealing for beginners.
● Gloucester
● Cardiff
● Exeter
● Londonderry
Coconut Oil
CBD coconut oil makes for an especially versatile product, because coconut oil can be used in so many ways, from cooking to skin and hair care.
● Bristol
● Newcastle
● Swansea
Gummies
It’s really no surprise that gummies are among the most popular CBD products in the UK.
And not only are they delicious, but they also make it easier than ever to portion your CBD, plus, they can be discreetly enjoyed in public. No need to worry about oil droppers, mess, or water to wash them down.
While CBD gummies are much loved throughout the UK, the top hotspots are the following:
● Aberdeen
● Belfast
● Canterbury
● Durham
● Leeds
● Liverpool
● Sheffield
● St. Davids
● Winchester
● York
Sugar-Free CBD Gummies
With all their perks, CBD gummies tend to have one fair criticism: they can pack some serious sugar.
That’s where sugar-free CBD gummies come in. They are especially popular in:
● Armagh
● Brighton
Vegan CBD Gummies
But of course, we couldn’t leave out our vegan friends! Vegan gummies are plant-based, without gelatine.
● Bangor
● Cambridge
● Glasgow
● Nottingham
● Peterborough
Please note
This article was first published on the JustCBD UK blog and has been updated. CBD products are sold as food or cosmetics in the UK and are not medicines. The Food Standards Agency advises healthy adults to limit CBD from food to 10mg per day and does not recommend CBD for people under 18, people who take medication, or people who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Read the FSA CBD advice.
