CBD oil 10% – broad-spectrum

CBD oil 10% with a declared content of 1,000 mg

CBD oil 10% contains a declared amount of 1,000 mg CBD in a bottle with 10 ml of product. The formula consists of CBD isolate and MCT coconut oil. On this page you can therefore read about the concentration, ingredients, raw material analysis, storage, and the product’s stated intended use.

The product is sold based on the information and area of use specified on the label and product page. The information is not medical advice, dosage guidance, or consumption recommendations.

Product specifications for CBD oil 10%

What does a CBD oil concentration of 10% mean?

The 10% indication describes the declared concentration of CBD in the product. In a 10 ml bottle, this corresponds to 1,000 mg CBD according to the product specification. The percentage thus describes the concentration, but it is not in itself a complete measure of quality.

When comparing different products, you should therefore also check the bottle volume, ingredients, raw material analysis documents, and any batch information. Additionally, it is important to distinguish between a declared product specification and a laboratory result for the pre-mixed final product.

CBD isolate in MCT coconut oil

The product consists of CBD isolate in MCT coconut oil. The MCT oil acts as a carrier oil, while the isolate accounts for the declared amount of cannabidiol. Since the available certificate of analysis applies to the isolate raw material, the product should be described as a product based on CBD isolate.

A CBD isolate differs from a broad-spectrum extract. The isolate mainly consists of a single cannabinoid, while a broad-spectrum extract normally contains several cannabinoids in measurable amounts. Therefore, the product name, product specification, and analysis documentation should describe the same type of raw material.

Certificate of analysis for the CBD raw material

The available certificate of analysis applies to the CBD isolate raw material used as the basis for the product. The analysis reports 99.37% CBD in the analyzed raw material sample. Additionally, CBDV is reported at 0.36% and CBDB at 0.17%.

Delta-9-THC, delta-8-THC, and total THC are reported below the laboratory’s limit of quantification of 0.05% by weight. It is therefore more accurate to reflect the laboratory’s results than to describe the raw material as absolutely THC-free.

However, the certificate does not apply to an analysis of the pre-mixed oil. Consequently, the document does not independently verify the final product’s concentration, complete cannabinoid profile, or current product batch.

View the certificate of analysis for the CBD isolate raw material

Regulations and product information

The regulations for products containing CBD depend, among other things, on composition, product form, intended area of use, and marketing. Therefore, the product text should not contain medical claims, dosage advice, or general promises that all CBD products are legal.

Läkemedelsverket explains how CBD products may be affected by pharmaceutical regulations. Livsmedelsverket describes the rules for hemp, CBD and novel foods. Read more at Läkemedelsverket about cannabidiol and at Livsmedelsverket about hemp and CBD .

Ingredients and storage

Ingredients: MCT coconut oil and CBD isolate according to the current product specification. Always check the label, as the product labeling must correspond to the item in the packaging.

Store the product in a cool, dry place protected from direct sunlight. Additionally, keep the bottle tightly sealed and out of reach of children.

Compare with other concentrations

The range also includes CBD product 25% and CBD product 50%. You can also see all options in the CBD oil category.

Finally, you should read the full product information before purchasing and follow the area of use specified on the page and label.