CBD products – oils and CBD buds

All CBD products from Aromexperten are collected here. The range includes broad-spectrum oils in three concentrations and technical hemp flowers, often called CBD buds. For each product we state the contents, volume, raw material type, specification and available analysis documentation.

Choose a product category below or compare the options directly in the product list. Further down we explain the differences between the product forms and what to check in a certificate of analysis.

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CBD categories

CBD products

Swedish CBD Oil with 10% CBD

CBD oil in 10 %, 25 % and 50 %

CBD oil 10% – broad-spectrum

(1) 34,90 € incl. VAT
Swedish CBD Oil with 25% CBD

CBD oil in 10 %, 25 % and 50 %

CBD oil 25% – broad spectrum

(1) 54,90 € incl. VAT
Swedish CBD Oil with 50% CBD

CBD oil in 10 %, 25 % and 50 %

CBD oil 50% – broad spectrum

(8) 99,90 € incl. VAT
CBD Buds - gelato 25% CBD

CBD Buds

CBD Buds – Gelato 25% CBD

(2) Price range: 31,90 € through 109,90 € incl. VAT

Product forms in our range

CBD is short for cannabidiol, a cannabinoid that occurs naturally in Cannabis sativa. A finished CBD product can be made from different types of raw material and have different technical properties.

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Product form Description What to compare
CBD oil Broad-spectrum distillate blended with MCT coconut oil Concentration, total amount, bottle volume and ingredients
CBD buds Dried botanical plant material from hemp Specification, plant profile, storage and intended use
CBD isolate Highly purified raw material consisting mainly of cannabidiol Purity, cannabinoid profile and which sample the analysis covers

Aromexperten’s range includes oils and hemp flowers. Compare product form, ingredients, declared concentration, volume and analysis information before you choose. For a scientific description of cannabidiol, see the WHO report on CBD.

CBD oils in 10%, 25% and 50%

The oils are based on a broad-spectrum distillate in MCT coconut oil and are supplied in 10 ml bottles. All three variants use the same raw material and the same carrier oil. The difference is how much distillate has been blended into each bottle.

10 %
CBD oil 10%
1000 mg CBD in 10 ml
25 %
CBD oil 25%
2500 mg CBD in 10 ml
50 %
CBD oil 50%
5000 mg CBD in 10 ml
MCT
Carrier oil
Coconut-based, the same in all

The percentage describes the concentration, not the quality. Also compare bottle volume, total amount, ingredients and available documentation. See the full explanation in the guide on what the percentage in CBD oil means, or all variants in the CBD oil category.

CBD buds and technical hemp flowers

CBD buds is a commercial name for dried hemp flowers. Unlike a purified isolate or an oil blend, the product consists of botanical plant material with several natural constituents.

Because plant material and batches differ, the product profile can vary. Read the product-specific information on contents, documentation, storage and stated intended use.

The hemp flowers are sold for the technical and botanical use stated on each product page. This text gives no advice on consumption or inhalation.

See all CBD buds or the product information for Gelato CBD buds.

Isolate, broad spectrum and full spectrum

A CBD isolate consists mainly of highly purified cannabidiol, often above 98 percent. Broad spectrum is used for extracts that contain several cannabinoids but where THC has been removed or reduced. Full spectrum describes a broader botanical extract that may contain measurable amounts of THC.

Not all companies use these terms in the same way. The product name should therefore match the actual cannabinoid profile in the certificate of analysis.

Aromexperten’s oils are based on a broad-spectrum distillate. The raw material analysis reports several cannabinoids in addition to CBD, which is the profile the name requires.

Read the full comparison of CBD isolate, broad spectrum and full spectrum.

Certificate of analysis and documentation

A certificate of analysis, often called a COA, shows what a laboratory has tested in an identified sample. The most important thing to check is whether the certificate covers the raw material or the finished product.

Cannabinoid Result in our broad-spectrum distillate
CBD 79.83%
CBN 3.75%
CBG 2.75%
CBT 1.80%
CBDV 0.32%
CBDB 0.24%
CBC 0.08%
CBL 0.06%
Delta-9-THC, delta-8-THC, total THC Below LOQ (0.05%)

The analysis was performed by LabCore in Ljubljana, a laboratory accredited by the European Medicines Agency as a CRO and analytically GMP-certified. The THC forms are below the laboratory’s limit of quantification, which means they could not be quantified above 0.05% in the sample. This is a measurement limit, not proof of an absolute zero content. The certificate covers the distillate before dilution and verifies the raw material type and profile, not the concentration of an individual bottle.

Open certificate of analysis B2B-RCoA-225/1

Read our guide on how to review a CBD certificate of analysis, covering cannabinoid profile, LOD and LOQ.

How to compare the products

First choose a product form based on the technical or botanical use the product is intended for. Then compare the product-specific details:

  1. Check whether the product is an oil blend or botanical plant material.
  2. Read the ingredient list and the product description.
  3. Compare the declared concentration and the total amount.
  4. Check the bottle volume or product weight.
  5. See which sample the certificate of analysis covers and whether the profile matches the product name.
  6. Check the stated intended use and storage.

The product name alone does not give the full picture. Exact specifications and relevant documentation make the comparison clearer.

Frequently asked questions about CBD products

Which CBD products are in the range?

Broad-spectrum oils in three concentrations and technical hemp flowers, often called CBD buds.

What do the CBD oils contain?

A broad-spectrum distillate and MCT coconut oil. Always check the ingredient list on the relevant product page.

What is the difference between 10%, 25% and 50%?

The declared concentration and therefore the total amount of CBD per bottle: 1000, 2500 and 5000 mg in 10 ml respectively. The raw material is the same.

Are the oils broad spectrum?

Yes. The raw material’s certificate of analysis reports seven cannabinoids in addition to CBD in quantifiable amounts, which is the profile a broad-spectrum extract should have.

Does the raw material’s certificate of analysis apply to the finished oil?

No. The certificate describes the distillate before dilution and does not verify the concentration of the finished blended oil.

Does this page give advice on use or dosage?

No. The text describes product forms, specifications and documentation without advice on consumption, dosage or medical matters.

CBD guides

Learn more about the product forms, concentrations, documentation and regulations.

What is CBD oil?A basic guide to CBD →What does the percentage mean?10%, 25% and 50% compared →Isolate, broad or full spectrum?The difference between the raw material types →How to read a COACannabinoid profile, LOD and LOQ →CBD and Swedish rulesTHC, medicines and food regulations →All CBD oilsSee the full range →

Product information

Read the full product page and follow the intended use stated there. The information on this page is technical product and analysis information. It does not constitute medical advice, consumption guidance or a legal assessment.