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Questions and answers

What the products are made of, what the label means, what delivery costs and how an order is returned. The answers cover composition, concentration and terms — the EU authorises no health claim for CBD, so there are none here either.

The products

What they are made of and what the numbers on the label mean.

  • What is CBD?

    CBD (cannabidiol) is one of more than a hundred compounds in hemp (Cannabis sativa L.). In our products it is an extract of the plant. You will not read here what CBD does to the body: no health claim for cannabidiol is authorised in the EU, and any such sentence would break that rule — so we describe composition, concentration and form instead.

  • What do the percentages mean — 5%, 10%, 20%?

    The percentage is the share of CBD in the bottle. In a 10 ml bottle, 5% is about 500 mg of CBD, 10% about 1000 mg and 20% about 2000 mg. A higher percentage means more CBD in the same volume, nothing else. The exact amount is on the label and in the product description.

  • Will it get me high?

    No. Intoxication comes from THC, which in our products is below the legal limit or removed entirely. CBD is not psychoactive in that sense.

  • What is the difference between full spectrum, broad spectrum and isolate?

    Full spectrum is an extract carrying all the plant compounds, including traces of THC below the legal limit. Broad spectrum is the same with the THC removed. Isolate is pure cannabidiol and nothing else. The spectrum is stated on every product because it is part of the composition, not a marketing word.

  • Do the products contain THC?

    Full spectrum products contain traces of THC below the legal limit of 0.2%; in broad spectrum and isolate the THC is removed. The content is stated on each product.

Using them

How the form you chose is used, and when the question belongs with a doctor.

  • How is a dropper oil used?

    The drops go under the tongue, are held there for about a minute and then swallowed. The pipette is graduated so you can measure the same amount each time. Capsules and tablets are taken with water; cosmetics are applied to the skin.

  • Can it be combined with medicines?

    CBD can interact with some medicines. If you take any, ask a doctor or a pharmacist before you start. That is a warning, not advice on taking it.

  • Will it show up on a drug test?

    Drug tests look for THC, not CBD. Full spectrum products contain traces of THC, so a positive result cannot be ruled out. If a test is coming, choose broad spectrum or isolate — or take nothing before it.

  • How much should I take?

    We do not recommend doses. CBD is sold as a food supplement, and "take this much to feel better" is exactly the health claim the EU does not authorise. The label states how much CBD is in a drop, a capsule or a serving; a question about your own intake belongs with a doctor or a pharmacist, not with a shop.

  • Is it suitable during pregnancy, while breastfeeding, or for children?

    We do not offer these products to pregnant or breastfeeding women, or to anyone under 18. If in doubt, speak to a doctor.

Quality

Testing, storage, and what we cannot claim yet.

  • Are the products lab tested?

    We ask every producer we work with for a certificate of analysis (COA) for the batch. Until those certificates are published on the site we do not claim to hold one for every item — they will get their own page, so you can open and read them rather than take our word.

  • How should the products be stored?

    In a dry, dark place at room temperature, away from direct light. Once opened, follow the period stated on the packaging.

Legal status

What the law allows and who we sell to.

  • Is CBD legal in Bulgaria?

    Industrial hemp products with a THC content below the legal limit are sold freely in Bulgaria. Taking CBD by mouth sits in the European novel food procedure — which is why the label and this site describe composition and quantity rather than effect.

  • Do you sell to under-18s?

    No. These products are offered to adults only.

Ordering and delivery

Payment, times, prices and returns.

  • Do I need an account to order?

    No. An order is placed with delivery details and no account is required. An account keeps your addresses and order history if you decide to create one.

  • How much is delivery?

    To a BOX NOW locker — 2,90 €, to an Econt or Speedy office — 3,50 €, to your address — 4,90 €. Over 50 € delivery is free.

  • Can I return an order?

    Yes — you have 14 days to withdraw without giving a reason. The exception is sealed goods that cannot be returned for hygiene reasons once opened, which covers opened food supplements. The full procedure is on the "Returns" page.

  • How can I pay?

    Cash on delivery (in cash or by card to the courier) and bank transfer. Card payment on the site will be added once a payment provider is contracted. The detail is on the "Payment and delivery" page.

  • How long does delivery take?

    Normally 1–2 working days: 1–2 working days to a locker or an office and 1–2 working days to an address, counted from dispatch. Orders placed before 15:00 on a working day are dispatched the same day.

  • What if the parcel arrives damaged?

    Check it in front of the courier and ask for a report if the damage is visible. Then write to us with a photograph and your order number — with that report a claim is settled quickly.