No fairy dust. No proprietary blend.

A CBD gummy that tells you
exactly what's in it.

Two ingredients you can't pronounce, plus one you can: hemp extract. Every strength is printed in real milligrams, every batch has a public lab report, and every tin lists the full formula — not a "proprietary blend."

The whole formula, not the marketing version

Read the label. All of it.

PROPER — SUPPLEMENT FACTS SERVING SIZE: 1 GUMMY
  • Hemp-derived CBD extract25 mg
  • Tapioca syrup
  • Cane sugar
  • Pectin (fruit-based, not gelatin)
  • Citric acid
  • Natural fruit flavoring
  • Δ9-THCNon-detectable

That's the entire ingredient list. Nothing called "proprietary blend," nothing hiding a fILler behind a vague name.

Since you're going to compare anyway

Proper vs. the tub in most stores

Proper Typical Gummy
Dose printed in real mg Yes Often vague
Full ingredient list on packaging Yes Sometimes
"Proprietary blend" wording Never Common
Third-party lab report per batch Public, every batch Rarely public
Gelatin None — pectin-based Usually

"Typical Gummy" reflects common practices we've observed across the category, not any single competitor.

One formula. Three honest strengths.

Pick a number, not a vibe

10 MG

Starter Tin

For a first try, or for stacking through the day without going in heavy.

  • CBD per gummy10mg
  • Count30
  • Per-mg cost$0.10
Most Ordered
25 MG

Standard Tin

The dose most first-time customers settle on after trying the Starter.

  • CBD per gummy25mg
  • Count30
  • Per-mg cost$0.06
50 MG

Max Tin

For people who already know their number and don't want to take two gummies to get there.

  • CBD per gummy50mg
  • Count30
  • Per-mg cost$0.05

Every tin has a batch code. Every batch has a report.

Flip the tin over, find the code, look it up. Potency, pesticide screen, heavy metals — the same document our own team reviews before anything ships.

Look Up a Batch →

Said by customers, not us

What people say once the tin's empty

First gummy brand I've bought where I actually understood the ingredient list without googling half of it.
— Callum W. ★★★★★
Went from the 10mg to the 25mg after two weeks. Straightforward, no upsell pressure, just the numbers.
— Harriet S. ★★★★★
Looked up my batch number out of curiosity and the report was genuinely there. Wasn't expecting that.
— Femi A. ★★★★☆

Straight answers

Questions people actually ask

Which strength should I start with?

If you've never taken CBD, start with the 10mg Starter Tin and see how you respond before moving up. There's no reward for jumping straight to 50mg.

Will these get me high?

No. Every batch is broad-spectrum with non-detectable Δ9-THC, confirmed on the public lab report for that batch.

Why pectin instead of gelatin?

Pectin is plant-based, holds flavor well, and means the gummies work for vegetarian customers too. It's also just what we prefer texture-wise.

What does "broad-spectrum" actually mean here?

It means the extract keeps other naturally occurring hemp compounds besides CBD, but has the Δ9-THC removed to non-detectable levels — unlike full-spectrum, which retains trace THC.

How do I find my batch's lab report?

The batch code is printed on the bottom of the tin. Enter it on our lab lookup page to see the full report for that specific run.

Pick a number. Read the label. Decide for yourself.

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