Endoca Review: CBD Oils, Lab Reports and Prices (2026)

Last reviewed: 9 November 2026

This is an editorial review, not medical advice. Hemppy does not sell products: links to Endoca take you to the brand’s own shop, and if you buy there Hemppy may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Nothing here is based on personal testing, ratings or customer quotes; every fact comes from a published page or lab report listed under Sources. Read our affiliate disclosure.

This Endoca review looks at one of the oldest names in online CBD. Endoca says it has sold CBD since 2010, makes its oils in two versions (heat-activated CBD and raw CBD plus CBDa) and publishes a lab report for most of its oils and capsules. That is a strong starting point. It also means the most useful thing you can do before buying is open the report for your own batch.

Below: what Endoca sells, what its labels and lab reports show, the price per 100 mg of CBD for every oil and capsule on Hemppy, delivery and returns. Every fact comes from Endoca’s own pages, the PDF reports on lab.endoca.com and Hemppy’s Endoca listings, checked on 9 November 2026.

On this page

• Endoca at a Glance
• Who Is Endoca?
• The Endoca Range
• Endoca Price per 100 mg
• Endoca Lab Reports: What They Show
• THC in Endoca Oils and Capsules
• Shipping, Returns and Payment
• EU, UK and US Rules in Brief
• Endoca Pros and Cons
• Who Endoca May Suit
• Endoca Alternatives
• Affiliate Disclosure and Discount Codes
• Endoca FAQ
• The Bottom Line

Endoca at a Glance

The short version. Endoca gives you more paperwork than most brands: batch reports with cannabinoid, terpene, microbial, mycotoxin and heavy metal pages, and a clear choice between heated and raw extract. The 15% oils and the larger bottles are good value per mg. The weak points are the small bottles, which cost far more per mg, the thin paperwork for gummies, and two return policies that do not quite agree.

Who Is Endoca?

Endoca describes itself as a “seed to shelf” company based in Northern Europe, founded in 2010 by Dr Henry Vincenty, and calls itself both “the world’s first company selling CBD online” and “one of the world’s first” on the same About page [2]. We could not confirm either claim, so treat them as the brand’s own story.

The legal picture is clearer in the terms and conditions. The shop is operated by Institute of Pharmacological Research SP Z O.O., the contract is under Polish law, and you must be 18 or over to buy [1]. The contact block on the site gives a US address in Spokane Valley, Washington, and info@endoca.com [2]. US orders ship from California and everything else from the EU, according to the terms [1].

Endoca says it uses organically grown hemp and CO2 extraction [2]. We found no organic certificate number on the pages or reports we opened, so “100% Organic” stays the brand’s claim here.

The Endoca Range

The core range is one extract made two ways, at two strengths, as drops or capsules. The table covers every oil and capsule with a lab report, at euro-store prices recorded on 3 to 4 November 2026 [3]. For RAW products the mg figure is CBD plus CBDa, as Endoca labels them.

On 9 November 2026 Endoca showed us its US dollar store instead (for example US$30 to US$83 for the 3% oil and US$129 to US$348 for the 15% oil, by size) [4] [12]. Prices differ by store, so check yours at checkout.

Heat-activated CBD oil

The standard oils are full-spectrum extract in hemp seed oil. The 3% page lists hemp seed oil (80%), omega-3 (1.25 g), omega-6 (4 g), vitamin E (8 mg) and CBD 3% (300 mg) with small amounts of CBC, CBG and CBN, and says “1 mg CBD per drop” [4]. The 15% oil carries less seed oil (50%) and states “5 mg CBD+CBDa per drop” [12].

RAW CBD+CBDa oil

RAW means the extract has not been heated to turn CBDa into CBD. The RAW 15% page lists “cannabidiol acid 15% (CBDa + CBD 1500 mg)” in hemp seed oil (50%) [5]. The reports show what that means in practice: batch 3035 has 14.19% CBD and 1.02% CBDA, so most of it is still CBD [9]. Our guide to how CBD oil is made explains the heating step.

Chocolate mint oils

The mint oils are the cheapest Endoca oils per mg in our table. Their reports (batches 3027 and 3028) show 15.33% and 3.38% CBD with Δ9-THC not detected [13].

Capsules

The 10 mg capsules are vegan gel capsules with the same hemp seed oil base as the 3% drops [6]. Choosing a format? See CBD capsules vs oil.

Gummies and the 3,000 mg oil

Hemppy also lists nine Endoca gummy products and a 3,000 mg oil [3]. We left them out of the price table. Public COAs GM1, GO1 and GL1 cover mango, orange and lime [14]. The mango gummy report GM1 shows Δ9-THC at 0.16%; the orange report GO1 shows it as not detected.

Endoca Price per 100 mg

What the chart shows:

• Strength matters most. In 10 ml, the 15% oil costs €4.33 per 100 mg against €10.00 for the 3% oil.
• Bigger bottles save money. The 30 ml 3% oil drops to €6.11, and the 30 ml 15% oil to €3.56.
• Mint was cheapest: €3.00 per 100 mg for the 15% mint oil in 30 ml.
• The 120 capsule pack costs €3.92 per 100 mg, about half the 30 capsule price.

For context, Endoca’s best price per mg sits close to the cheapest Love CBD products, which start from £4.00 per 100 mg in our Love CBD review. For a deeper look at strength maths, see CBD oil 10% vs 5%.

Endoca Lab Reports: What They Show

Endoca lists its reports per product and batch on lab.endoca.com [7]. Most of the reports we opened are five pages long: cannabinoids first, then terpenes, microbes, mycotoxins, nutrition, heavy metals and a pesticide screening statement [9] [15]. The table shows the cannabinoid results as printed.

The CBD figures in these reports line up with the labels: the 3% oils test at 3.26% to 3.38% and the 15% oils at 15.21% to 15.33%.

How to read an Endoca lab report

Our guide on how to read a CBD lab report covers the basics. For Endoca:

• Match the batch. Open the PDF for the batch number printed on your bottle.
• Read the cannabinoid table. Results are in percent and mg per gram; for RAW products add CBD and CBDA.
• Find the THC lines. Look for Δ9THC and THCA. “ND” means not detected at the stated limit of detection of 0.001%.
• Turn the pages. Pages two to five cover terpenes, microbes, mycotoxins, nutrition, heavy metals and pesticides.
• Mind the units. Labels use mg per ml; reports use mg per gram, so the numbers will not match one to one. Batch 3003, for example, prints 153.1 mg per gram for a 15% oil.

THC in Endoca Oils and Capsules

Endoca’s oils and capsules are full-spectrum, so small amounts of THC are expected, and each product page states the THC figure for that product [4] [5] [6]. In the oil and capsule reports in our table, Δ9-THC ranges from not detected to 0.15%. If THC matters to you, read the THC line in the report for your batch rather than relying on any single figure. Our guide to full-spectrum vs broad-spectrum CBD explains the difference.

Per bottle, batch 2976’s 1.50 mg of Δ9-THC per gram means roughly 14 mg in a 10 ml bottle of about 9.4 g. In the US, the hemp definition currently caps Δ9-THC at 0.3% on a dry weight basis [16]. Congress has since amended it to count total THC and to exclude final products with more than 0.4 mg total THC per container [17], on a schedule with dates of 12 November and 11 December 2026 [18]. Neither date had been reached on 9 November 2026, and Congress could change them. Tested for work or sport? Read does CBD show up on a drug test first.

Shipping, Returns and Payment

• Where it ships from. Orders outside the US ship from Europe by standard UPS and are processed within 48 hours; US orders ship from California [10] [1].
• Where it ships to. Endoca says “we ship worldwide” and makes “reasonable efforts” to restrict shipping where CBD is known to be prohibited, while the customer is responsible for local law [10]. The terms say Danish customers should get a prescription [1]. On Hemppy, the Endoca buy button is offered in most countries but not in the UK or where we know CBD sales are prohibited.
• Delivery time. 3 to 5 business days under normal conditions, per the terms [1].
• Returns. The refund page offers 30 days, a refund within 14 days of receiving the return and a limit of two returns per customer [11]. The terms mention a 14-day withdrawal period and say the buyer pays return shipping [1]. The two pages differ, so keep the shorter window in mind.
• Payment. Mastercard, Visa and bank transfer [4].

EU, UK and US Rules in Brief

EU. CBD extracts added to food or supplements are treated as novel foods under Regulation (EU) 2015/2283 [19]. A novel food needs authorisation and a Union list entry before sale; when we last checked the list (3 November 2026) it contained no CBD [20]. Endoca’s own terms say its products are “legally permissible in the Netherlands” and give no guarantee elsewhere [1].

UK. The Food Standards Agency classes CBD extracts as novel foods needing authorisation, states that none has yet been authorised, and advises healthy adults to keep to 10 mg a day or less [21]. Endoca’s oils are not offered for purchase through Hemppy in the UK.

Endoca Pros and Cons

Pros

• Batch reports published per product, with terpene, microbial, mycotoxin and heavy metal pages, not just cannabinoids.
• Real choice between heat-activated and RAW extract, at the same price.
• Strong value in the 15% and 30 ml sizes, from €3.00 to €3.56 per 100 mg.

Cons

• Full-spectrum oils contain small amounts of THC, so check your batch report if that matters to you.
• Small 3% bottles are expensive per mg (€10.00 per 100 mg for the 10 ml CBD oil).
• Return terms differ between the refund page and the terms.

Who Endoca May Suit

Endoca may suit you if you want a full-spectrum oil from a European shop, care about raw versus heated extract, and will ask for the report for your batch.

Endoca may not suit you if THC must be not detected (work testing, sport, travel), or if you live in the UK or a country where CBD is restricted. Our CBD oil guide covers how to choose.

Endoca Alternatives

• Love CBD. A UK brand with per-batch lab certificates. See our Love CBD review or the Love CBD brand page.
• NuLeaf Naturals. A US brand with batch lab reports that include contaminant panels, priced in dollars and with limited international shipping. Read our NuLeaf Naturals review or see the NuLeaf Naturals brand page.
• Compare by format. Browse all CBD oils, CBD capsules and CBD gummies on Hemppy.

For a head-to-head with NuLeaf Naturals on oils, lab paperwork and shipping, see Endoca vs NuLeaf Naturals. For a shortlist across brands Hemppy lists, open Best CBD oil.

Affiliate Disclosure and Discount Codes

Hemppy may earn a commission when you buy from Endoca through our links; it changes neither your price nor this review. We know of no public Endoca discount code for Hemppy readers. Endoca’s product pages mention a subscribe-and-save option of up to 30% [12]. More detail in our affiliate disclosure.

Endoca FAQ

Is Endoca legit?

Endoca has a named operator under Polish law, published terms and batch lab reports for most oils and capsules [1] [7]. As with any brand, check the report for the batch you buy.

Where is Endoca based?

The operator is a Polish company; Endoca says it is based in Northern Europe and lists a Washington State contact address. Non-US orders ship from Europe [1] [10].

Is Endoca CBD oil full spectrum?

Yes. The labels say full-spectrum, and the reports show small amounts of THC, CBG, CBC and CBN next to the CBD [4] [8].

Does Endoca CBD oil contain THC?

Small amounts, as expected for full-spectrum oil. Each product page states the THC figure, and the oil and capsule reports in our table range from not detected to 0.15% Δ9-THC. Check the report for your batch [9].

What is the difference between Endoca CBD oil and RAW oil?

The standard oil is heated so that CBDa becomes CBD. RAW oil is not heated, so it keeps some CBDa: batch 3035 shows 1.02% CBDA next to 14.19% CBD [9].

Does Endoca ship to the UK?

Endoca says it ships worldwide but leaves local law to the customer [10]. Hemppy does not offer the Endoca buy button in the UK.

How much does Endoca CBD oil cost per mg?

On euro-store prices recorded 3 to 4 November 2026, from €3.00 per 100 mg (15% mint oil, 30 ml) to €10.00 per 100 mg (3% CBD oil, 10 ml).

See all Endoca products on Hemppy

The Bottom Line

Endoca lets you choose raw or heated extract and publishes multi-page reports per product. The 15% oils and 30 ml bottles are fairly priced per mg, and CBD results match the labels. The brand publishes batch lab reports; check the one for your batch, especially the THC line, before you buy.

Sources

Endoca’s pages, policies and lab reports

1. Endoca. Terms and conditions (operator Institute of Pharmacological Research SP Z O.O., Polish law, 18+, 14-day withdrawal, shipping origin, payment). endoca.com/terms-and-conditions.
2. Endoca. About us (company history, founder, production claims; contact address in footer). endoca.com/about-us.
3. Hemppy. Endoca brand page and product pages (21 listed products; euro-store prices recorded 3 to 4 November 2026). hemppy.com/brand/endoca.
4. Endoca. CBD Oil 30mg (Medium/3%) product page: ingredients, “1 mg CBD per drop”, THC statement, payment methods. endoca.com/product/cbd-oil-30mg-strong.
5. Endoca. RAW CBD+CBDa Oil 150mg (Strong) product page: ingredients (hemp seed oil 50%, CBDa + CBD 1500 mg), THC statement. endoca.com/product/cbdcbda-oil-150mg-strong.
6. Endoca. 10mg CBD Capsules (Medium) product page: 10 mg CBD per capsule, vegan gel capsules, hemp seed oil base, THC statement. endoca.com/product/10mg-cbd-capsules-medium.
7. Endoca. Quality reports portal (batch list per product). lab.endoca.com.
8. Endoca reports for heat-activated CBD oils: batch 2976 (3%) and batch 3003 (15%). Batch 2976 (PDF) · Batch 3003 (PDF).
9. RAW CBD+CBDa oil reports: batch 3018 (3%) and batch 3035 (15%). Batch 3018 (PDF) · Batch 3035 (PDF).
10. Endoca. Shipping (worldwide shipping statement, UPS from Europe, 48-hour processing, customer responsibility for local law). endoca.com/shipping.
11. Endoca. Refund and return policy (30 days, refund within 14 days of receipt, maximum two returns). endoca.com/refund-and-return.
12. Endoca. CBD Oil 150mg (Strong/15%) product page: ingredients, “5 mg CBD+CBDa per drop”, THC statement. endoca.com/product/cbd-oil-150mg-strong.
13. Endoca reports for chocolate mint oils: batch 3027 (150 mg/ml) and batch 3028 (30 mg/ml). Batch 3027 (PDF) · Batch 3028 (PDF).
14. Endoca gummy reports GM1 (mango), GO1 (orange), GL1 (lime). GM1 (PDF) · GO1 (PDF) · GL1 (PDF).
15. Capsule reports: batches 3007 and 3016 (10 mg), 3006 (RAW 10 mg), 3015 (50 mg) and 2980U (RAW 50 mg). Batch 3007 (PDF) · Batch 3016 (PDF) · Batch 3006 (PDF) · Batch 3015 (PDF) · Batch 2980U (PDF).

Laws and official guidance

16. 7 U.S.C. § 1639o, definition of hemp (0.3% delta-9 THC on a dry weight basis). govinfo.gov.
17. Public Law 119-37, § 781 (12 November 2025): amended hemp definition (total THC including THCA; final products above 0.4 mg total THC per container excluded). govinfo.gov.
18. Public Law 119-103, § 2019 (2 September 2026): phased effective dates of 12 November and 11 December 2026. govinfo.gov.
19. Regulation (EU) 2015/2283 on novel foods. eur-lex.europa.eu.
20. European Commission. Novel Food Status Catalogue (cannabinoid entries) and Union list of authorised novel foods. Status Catalogue · Union list.
21. Food Standards Agency. Cannabidiol (CBD) guidance (updated 28 August 2026; 10 mg per day advice for healthy adults). gov.uk.

Facts, prices and lab reports in this review checked: 9 November 2026 (Europe/Riga). Euro prices as recorded from Endoca’s euro store on 3 to 4 November 2026. Prices, batches and policies change; check the brand page and the report for your batch before you buy. Questions or corrections: info@hemppy.com.