Compare the actual CBD milligram content of your products and their cost per milligram. Oils, flowers, capsules or extracts: a single tool to objectively evaluate any product on the French market.
The price on the packaging of a CBD oil says nothing about its real value. A €30 oil may contain twice as much CBD than one sold for €50. The only reliable indicator is the cost per 100 mg CBD.
The calculation is simple and totally transparent:
The daily reference dose of 25 mg is indicative. It corresponds to the lower range of doses used in clinical studies on the well-being effects of CBD. It does not constitute a medical prescription.
| Cost / 100 mg CBD | Evaluation | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Less than €2 | Excellent | Rare on the French market. Check the quality of sourcing. |
| 2 € à 4 € | Good | Within the market average. Good value for money. |
| 4 € à 6 € | High | Justified only by an organic label, a quality full spectrum or a documented premium brand. |
| Over €6 | Very high | Always ask for the COA and compare before you buy. |
The most widely used form in France. Taken sublingually (under the tongue) for rapid absorption, or added to food. Sublingual bioavailability is estimated at between 13 and 19 % depending on the study - higher than direct oral ingestion (6-10 %).
Consumed as an infusion or vaporized. Vaporization offers the best bioavailability (34-46 % according to Huestis, 2007). CBD flowers are legal for sale in France if the THC content is less than 0.3 %.
Practical for precise, reproducible dosing. Oral bioavailability is lowest (6-10 %), but effects are longer and more regular - interesting for daily use.
Very high concentrations (60-99 % CBD). Cost per milligram is generally lowest. They require precise weighing (0.01 g scales) and are consumed diluted in oil or vaporized at low temperature.
Since the'order of December 30, 2021, cannabis flowers and leaves containing less than 0.3 % of THC are authorized for sale in France. CBD oils, capsules and extracts are legal under this same condition. All products sold legally must be accompanied by a certificate of analysis (COA) issued by an accredited laboratory.