CBD Vape Juice

Vaping is simply the fastest route for CBD to enter your bloodstream. Inhale, and it passes through your lungs and into circulation within minutes, well ahead of anything you'd swallow first. And that speed is one of the main reasons people reach for CBD vape juice, wrapped in a genuine choice of flavours, from fruit to signature blends and more familiar, traditional profiles. So, you’ve got a way of taking CBD that suits pretty much any preference you show up with.

But speed only matters if what’s in the bottle is worth trusting. Which is why all CBD e-liquid here is lab-tested for CBD content, with UK rules adding a further layer on top, covering accurate ingredient labelling.

Prefer to leave the device at home? Our CBD edibles, CBD Oil and spray range holds to the same lab standard. 

How CBD Vape Juice Works When You Inhale It

When you take a hit, vapour reaches your lungs' alveoli, tiny air sacs with a huge surface area built for absorption. From there, CBD passes almost directly into your bloodstream, skipping the digestive system and liver processing your body would otherwise put it through. That's why what you feel after vaping can be noticeably quicker than after a dose of oil or a gummy. 

Choosing a Strength and Bottle Size

The easiest way to compare two bottles of CBD vape liquid is to work out how much CBD is in each millilitre, not just how much is in the whole bottle. To do so, divide the total mg by the bottle size in ml, and that's your answer.

A quick example: a 1000mg bottle in 50ml works out to 20mg of CBD per ml. That same 1000mg in a 10ml CBD vape oil bottle works out to 100mg per ml, five times stronger per puff, even though the total CBD is identical. This is why two bottles, both labelled "1000mg", can feel completely different to vape. 

Finding the best CBD vape juice for you is less about chasing the highest number on the label and more about matching the per-ml strength to how you actually vape day to day. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CBD vape juice legal in the UK?

It is legal to sell and use CBD vape juice in the UK provided it contains no detectable THC and no nicotine unless the label states otherwise. It must also meet the same packaging and safety standards that apply to vaping products generally, enforced through Trading Standards and the MHRA. Products should list their CBD content clearly so you know exactly what you're buying.

What's the difference between CBD vape juice and CBD oil?

CBD vape juice is formulated for inhalation, so it uses a PG/VG base rather than the carrier oils found in CBD oil drops. Because inhaling delivers CBD through the lungs, effects from vaping are generally felt sooner than with an oil taken under the tongue. Still, our CBD oil and spray range uses the same lab-testing standards if you'd prefer a non-inhaled option.

Does CBD vape juice get you high?

CBD itself is non-intoxicating and doesn't produce the effects associated with THC. UK law requires CBD products to contain no detectable THC, which is the compound responsible for intoxicating effects. So, any product claiming to deliver a high isn't compliant with UK regulations.