This page explains the criteria Hemppy actually uses when listing and comparing CBD oils, capsules and gummies from partner brands. It is documents-based: we read brand pages, labels and lab reports. Hemppy does not laboratory-test products and does not sell them.
What we compare
- Lab report (COA) availability — whether a public certificate link is listed on Hemppy, and batch/date fields when the brand publishes them.
- Batch match — only when the brand’s materials state a batch or lot that we can record; we do not invent a match.
- Price per 100 mg of CBD — calculated only from a published price and a published CBD milligram total. Products whose mg figure is a blend total (for example CBD:CBN) skip this metric.
- Extract type — full spectrum, broad spectrum, isolate, or “not stated”, exactly as the brand describes it.
- Ingredients and format facts — as stated on the brand’s label or product page (volume, piece count, CBD per unit).
- Shipping countries — from brand ship-to lists we maintain from published programme or brand sources, plus product-level include/exclude when documented.
Affiliate model
Hemppy is not the seller. When a Buy button is shown for your country, it opens the brand’s own website. Some links are affiliate links: if you buy, the brand may pay Hemppy a commission. You pay the same price. Details: Affiliate disclosure.
What we do not claim
- We do not say products were personally tested in our lab.
- Our curation is our own editorial standard, not a regulatory certification.
- We do not invent prices, ratings, medical effects or third-party endorsements.
Update cadence
Each listed product stores a “data checked” date for the brand facts we show. Category tables and cards read those fields. Brand reviews and Learn guides show a last-reviewed date based on the page’s real modified date. We re-check prices and COA links when we update a product or review; if something on a brand site has changed, tell us via the contact form.
All prices per 100 mg across the catalogue, with medians by category and a downloadable CSV: CBD price per 100 mg (2026) study.
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