The 25 Best CBD Oil’s In The UK

There are so many CBD oils available in the UK, it is hard to know where to start or which one to choose from. Here I will try to detail all of the different CBD oil’s I have tried, their various metrics and quantities and then I’ll detail below a bit of a breakdown on what you should be considering.

Choosing The Right One

Price

You need to remember that price is relative. I considered putting up a consistent size and quantity of CBD so that you got a clear image of price in comparison, but the fact is I have tried these at different quantities and they don’t all offer the exact same sizes and quantities of CBD.

You shouldn’t let price be the biggest factor, there are so many more important elements to focus on, however if you are starting out and don’t want to spend too much then there are some cheaper options. You can rest assured I won’t list any low quality brands you should avoid, so no dodgy ones at extremely low prices and questionable lab results

Lab Results

When going on their website, they should either detail out their third party lab results, or you should be able to request them very easily. If you can’t get hold of them, then this should ring alarm bells in your head. I certainly wouldn’t trust a single brand that didn’t provide them for me when I was reviewing the products. I’ve written a guide to reading a certificate of analysis, as I know it has left a lot of people stumped when they first see it. In fact, it left me a little fuzzled the first time, but looking at them on a daily basis has made it all a little easier.

Flavours

In general, I prefer an unflavoured option, as these are better value for money and tend to go a lot further, with much greater results. Having said that, a lot of people struggle with the taste of CBD oil, therefore it can help opting for a flavoured option. I’m not sure why peppermint seems to be the go-to flavour, but I’m yet to try a different flavour option.

Carrier Oil

You’ll notice I’ve highlighted carrier oil as a consideration, this is because I don’t think enough people look into this. In multiple studies, the best option to enhance bio availability is MCT oil, which is something I consume at the same time as taking the CBD oil. You need some form of fat source, while many of the brands use olive oil, not too bad but definitely not as good as MCT oil. I have also written a guide on the best carrier oil for CBD oil.

Different Consumption Methods

I’m covering the best CBD oil’s in the UK within this article, however you’re not limited to oils. They are easily one of the best forms, but if you’re not a fan of an oil then you have many options available to you.

Some people prefer to have an exact quantity each day, which is where capsules can be a more precise option. I’m not very good at swallowing them, so I’m always trying to avoid reviewing these where possible.

If you would prefer to naturally add CBD into your daily routine, then a CBD tea or coffee could be an interesting option. You might be wondering why you can’t just drop some of the oil in your tea, but it needs to be taken sublingually, while it will often float at the top of the tea and affect the taste. On the other hand, these tea’s and coffee’s have been perfectly formulated to have a higher bioavailability and to taste nice.

I’m inevitably a huge fan of the gummies, or any sweets for that matter! The amount of edible options are constantly increasing, with plenty of options to match your requirements, whether that’s some vegan friendly, sugar free or packing a higher quantity of CBD per gummy.

Keeping Up To Date

I am testing a huge amount of products and have a backlog of products waiting to be reviewed, therefore this page will be updated regularly to ensure any new CBD oils are considered in the list.

I will also be doing follow up guides on the best CBD edibles and the best CBD teas, so make sure to look out for them.

Recommendations

I’ve certainly not tried them all (there must be thousands in the UK alone), therefore if you have a recommendation, please do send it in to me and I’d love to give it a try and add it to the list, along with a review article.

The Best Options

Below I’ll go into a little more detail about my top options that I’ve listed above.

1) Supreme CBD

Headed up by boxer Anthony Fowler, Supreme CBD is a Liverpool based brand with an ever growing list of products available. The CBD oil worked wonders for me, while they also offer very high dosages.

2) Orange County CBD

This was a mindblowing option, the only one that I’ve tried that could compete with Montana. But this isn’t a surprise, as I have been impressed with their entire product range, from the gummies to the e-liquid. They’ve been sweeping home the awards over the past couple of years and I can see plenty more coming in with new flavours being launched.

3) Green Roads

I was very pleasantly surprised by the taste of the Green Roads CBD oil. They don’t advertise it as flavoured, but both myself and my other half found it to be easily one of the tastiest on the market. Not that this was the deciding factor behind its high position, we slept like babies and loved the results we felt.

4) Natural Strains

Liverpool seems to be fast becoming the European hub of CBD and here is another amazing CBD brand to launch in this city. Packing a whopping 6,000mg of CBD in the product I tested, this one was definitely on the powerful end, but they do lighter versions if you’re starting out or simply don’t need something that strong.

5) Naturecan

Setup by the former owner of MyProtein, Naturecan have brought forward a number of their product ideas, with plenty of high protein options. I had the good fortune to test out the 4,000mg CBD oil, providing one hell of a hit.

6) Four Five CBD

Started by a pair of legendary rugby players in George Kruis and Dominic Day, they wanted to create a CBD oil to help them with their constant injuries and recovery time, while they wanted to make one ideal for athletes.

7) Bud & Tender

This British based CBD brand uses a ISO 17025 accredited laboratory and produces some of the highest quality cannabis oil on the market, making them take high positions in virtually every list you’ll find online.

8) Holistic Hemp Scotland Dewaxed Tincture

I love the Holistic Hemp Scotland range, however the CBD oil fell short due to it not having the required amount of CBD stated on the packaging. On the other hand, I’d direct you towards their CBD paste, which I see as one of the best product on the market!

9) Meet Harmony

Using a mix of MCT and olive oil as the carrier oil, Meet Harmony have created a product which also scores highly on quantity of CBG, coming in four different concentration levels.

10) Love CBD

Back in 2019, I gave this one a lower review as they had issues with leakage, but time has worked in their favour as they have perfected their products and packaging and deliver a vastly greater result than back then, one of the first I ever tested! These are one of the real OG’s, around from the start, rather than one of the pop-ups that came and went quickly during the ‘green rush’.

11) Wisp CBD Chocolate Oral Drops

A chocolate flavoured CBD oil, how could I not jump at the opportunity to try this? This is just one of an extensive range of flavours they offer. I’ve also reviewed the banana flavour, but I wanted to highlight the chocolate flavour first.

12) Joy Organics

This is the Joy Organics Tranquil Mint, while the measurements are a little different to every other on the list, focusing on the daily dosage rather than the pack size. I tested out the 45mg daily dosage option, the strongest in their range.

13) CBDFX Lemon Lime Mint

I’ve tried a few oils by CBDFX, with the lychee flavour leading out in front, but I was still very impressed with their lemon, lime and mint flavour. At £29.99, it’s competitively priced and comes in a 30ml bottle.

14) CBDFX Hemp & MCT Oil

I’ve spoken about the various flavoured options, but this 500mg option is their unflavoured CBD oil, using MCT as the carrier oil and coming in a 30ml bottle.

15) Superganix Hemp Oil

I found this one worked amazingly and I was a big fan, but I’m not huge on mint as a flavour, which worked against this brilliant brand, but don’t let my mint-negativity hold you back from considering this, especially if you’re a big fan of mint!

16) V Savi Drops

Another that uses olive oil, this 500mg CBD oil is full spectrum and produced within the EU, meaning you’re guaranteed the highest quality standards being met.

17) Evopure Hemp Oil

Evopure are a very interesting brand, but with just 300mg of CBD in the bottle, this is for those looking for a starter option and are on the lower end of the budget.

18) CBDFX Lychee Lemon Kiwi

I partly feel reluctant to rate flavoured oils to highly, as I think you can get distracted by the taste rather than whether it works or not, but I love the taste of this oil by CBDFX! The lychee is certainly the overriding flavour that comes through, quite a unique taste as I can’t say I’ve had too many lychee’s in my life.

19) Eir Health No.30

As you might have guessed, the number connects to the amount of CBD present in the bottle, with the option for a number 5 and 10 also available. This European brand has a big reputation, while they also use the leftover extract to create hemp fibre, which is then used to create biodegradable bioplastics, which I massively respect.

20) American Indican Blueberry OG

Certainly a unique taste, this US based Brand are now starting to look across the pond and I was delighted to be one of the first in the UK to try the two flavours by American Indican, with this certainly the better of the two.

21) Celtic Wind CBD Oil

This Irish brand is a member of the European Industrial Hemp Association, with crops grown in Ireland and offering full traceability for consumers. They’ve also now ventured into CBD products for pets.

22) Hemptouch Amber

This 500mg CBD oil comes with olive oil, priced at £32, while it is one of two products I tried by Hemptouch.

23) Uncle Bud’s Industrial Hemp

This is another brand that has been around a long time, since I first entered the industry, so they’ve done well to ride through the governmental changes that shook the CBD industry. I will say that I personally struggled with the flavour quite a bit, it was quite strong and muddy tasting.

24) Hempura

I’ve previously tried the Hempura CBD chocolate, while I’ve had the chance to try their CBD oil as well. At 250mg, it was hard to feel much, however it’s possible a stronger version might have worked.

25) Endoca Raw Hemp Oil

Endoca is a reputable brand with a great range of products. Unfortunately, the CBD oil tasted incredibly immense, to the point that taste did affect how long I tested it for. This was a 300mg CBD oil, so on the lower end, but it’s possible a higher strength might have scored higher with results.