Cannapharma 10% CBG oil drops can be used daily at any time of the day to re-establish a healthy flow in your body. Made with pure CBG extracted from the hemp plant and blended with organic MCT oil. 100% natural, vegan, THC-free, GMO-free and cruelty-free.

Size	10ml
Potency	1000 mg
MCT amount	90%
Ingredients	Prepared from  97.25% CBG Isolate (THC free). Contents CBG 10% (1040mg isolate) in MCT oil
Active ingredients	CBG
Usage instruction	2 drops under the tongue twice daily. See Dosage tab for more details
Manufactured	Consett, UK

This bottle contains 10ml CBG oil, sufficient for approximately 200 drops. The intake is easy. Shake before using. Squeeze the top of the pipette to draw the oil up into the dropper. Drop the desired dosage of oil under the tongue and hold it for 30 seconds before swallowing. Use a mirror at the beginning for easier application.

Every person is different, so your dosage is dependent on your requirements. Listen carefully to your body and build the dosage slowly. Our product is pleasant tasting and colourless. The taste is neutral.

Typical dosage of this high concentration CBG oil: 2 drops under the tongue twice daily. Do not exceed eight drops per day or more than 70mg of CBD per day. Leave four hours before taking any other medicine.

Consult a medical professional before use. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool dry place.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend that you do not use any CBG products.

If you have a medical condition or if you are on medication, always consult with your doctor before you start using CBG. If you have any allergies, please read the ingredients list carefully.

Here’s what the research says about CBG

A study by Italian scientists published in Biological Pharmacology May 2013 edition, shows that CBG can reduce inflammation and may be helpful in treating inflammatory bowel disease, also known as IBD.

According to a review published in Journal of Ocular Pharmacology and Therapeutics, CBG can reduce pressure in the eye by increasing the fluid drainage.

One of the very promising Japanese studies (see 2013 August edition of JPP - Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology) on mice have shown that CBG can also impact tumour growth and thus help in battling cancer.

A recent review published in Frontiers in Microbiology in May 2020 shows that CBG has potential as an alternative to current antibiotic therapy when it comes to the treatment of pertinent bacterial infections.

Based on studies CBG displays: