CBD Price per 100 mg (2026): Oils, Gummies and Capsules Compared

Last reviewed: 9 November 2026

This is a price study, not medical advice. Hemppy does not sell products: Buy links on our product pages open the brand’s own shop, and if you buy there Hemppy may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Every figure comes from brand-published prices and labelled CBD amounts shown on Hemppy product pages; we did not test any product. Read our affiliate disclosure.

Short answer. Across the 47 CBD oils, gummies and capsules on Hemppy with a CBD-only milligram figure, the median price per 100 mg of labelled CBD was €4.33 in euro (n=19), £5.80 in pounds (n=13) and $4.67 in dollars (n=15). Euro gummies had the lowest category median (€3.25) and euro oils the highest (€6.63). In 10 of 13 product lines, the largest listed pack had the lowest price per 100 mg; in 3 it did not [1].

This is an original data study built only from the product pages on hemppy.com, read on 9 November 2026. Each figure is a brand-published list price divided by the brand-labelled CBD milligrams, times 100, following the rule on How We Compare CBD Products [2]. We compare prices only within the same currency and never convert between euro, pound and dollar. The full dataset is free to download as a CSV below.

On this page

• Key Findings
• Median Price per 100 mg by Category
• Full Spectrum vs Broad Spectrum
• Does a Bigger Pack Cost Less per mg?
• Full Data Table
• Listings Not Counted
• Methodology
• Limitations
• Download the Data
• How to Use Price per 100 mg
• CBD Price per 100 mg FAQ
• Affiliate Disclosure

Key Findings

• Typical price. Median price per 100 mg of CBD: €4.33 (EUR), £5.80 (GBP), $4.67 (USD) [1].
• Spread is wide in euro. Euro listings ran from €0.43 to €10.00 per 100 mg; pound listings from £3.99 to £6.66; dollar listings from $3.48 to $6.83.
• Category. In euro, gummies (€3.25) and capsules (€4.33) had lower medians than oils (€6.63). In dollars the order was different: oils $4.42, gummies $4.61, capsules $5.32.
• Pack size. Bigger packs were usually cheaper per mg (10 of 13 lines), but not always: in three lines a middle or smaller pack had the lowest price per 100 mg.
• Extract type. Full spectrum was not consistently cheaper or dearer than broad spectrum: lower median in dollars, higher in pounds (see the extract table).
• Excluded. 10 of 57 listings have no CBD-only milligram figure (blend totals or hemp extract), so they are listed but not counted.

Median Price per 100 mg by Category

The table shows the median, the lowest and highest price per 100 mg, and the number of listings (n) for each category in each currency [1] [3]. When a group has fewer than three listings we show the individual values instead of a median.

Hemppy lists no Love CBD gummies, so there is no pound gummy row. Euro gummies cluster at €3.25: five Endoca jars are €39 for 1,200 mg of CBD. The euro gummy minimum is Endoca Orange Haze Gummies, which Endoca labels at 300 mg CBD per gummy, 30 gummies, €39 [4].

Full Spectrum vs Broad Spectrum

Extract type is shown exactly as each brand states it [2]. Endoca’s RAW products are listed as full spectrum and labelled with a combined CBD+CBDa figure; see Methodology.

In pounds, broad-spectrum Love CBD listings had a slightly lower median than full-spectrum ones; in dollars the NuLeaf Naturals full-spectrum median was lower than broad spectrum [5] [6]. With samples this small, extract type alone does not predict price per mg.

Does a Bigger Pack Cost Less per mg?

We grouped listings into 13 product lines (same brand, same product, different sizes) and compared price per 100 mg across sizes [1].

In 10 lines the largest pack was the cheapest per mg. The exceptions: Endoca CBD Oil, where the 1,500 mg bottle (€4.33) is lower than the 3,000 mg bottle (€6.63); NuLeaf Naturals Full Spectrum oil, where 1,800 mg ($3.48) is lower than 3,000 mg ($3.85); and Love CBD Dutch capsules, where the 30-capsule pot (£3.99) is lower than the 60-capsule pot (£6.33) [4] [6] [5]. Checking the middle size is worth a minute.

Full Data Table

Every listing counted in the medians, sorted from lowest to highest price per 100 mg within each currency. Product names link to the Hemppy product page, where the brand link, lab report link and data-checked date sit [3].

Euro (Endoca)

Pound sterling (Love CBD)

US dollar (NuLeaf Naturals)

Listings Not Counted

These products are on Hemppy, but their milligram figure is not a CBD-only amount, so a price per 100 mg of CBD would be misleading [2].

Methodology

• Population. All 57 product pages in the hemppy.com product sitemap on 9 November 2026. We read them one at a time, with a pause between requests [1].
• Price. The list price shown on each Hemppy product page in the brand’s own store currency (EUR for Endoca, GBP for Love CBD, USD for NuLeaf Naturals). No discounts, subscriptions, bundles or shipping costs.
• CBD amount. The brand-labelled CBD total for the pack. Where the brand states CBD per gummy or capsule and the count but no total, we multiply the two (marked “per unit × count”).
• Formula. Price per 100 mg of CBD = list price ÷ labelled CBD mg × 100, rounded to two decimals for display. Medians use unrounded values.
• Same currency only. Medians and ranges are calculated inside one currency. We do not convert, because exchange rates and the brands’ regional pricing would add noise that is not in the brands’ own data.
• Groups. Category is the Hemppy shop category (oils, gummies, capsules). Extract type is the brand’s own wording, grouped as full spectrum, broad spectrum or not stated.
• Small groups. A median is shown only when a group has at least three listings.
• RAW products. Endoca labels its RAW range with a combined CBD+CBDa figure. We use the figure as the brand states it and flag those rows. Without the five RAW listings the euro median is €3.46 (n=14).
• Data dates. Brand facts on the product pages were checked on 27 October 2026 (Love CBD), 4 November 2026 (Endoca) and 6 November 2026 (NuLeaf Naturals) [4] [5] [6].
• Review. Figures were cross-checked against the “How this compares” box on each product page, which uses the same rule [7].

Limitations

• Small, curated sample. These are the products Hemppy lists, not the whole CBD market.
• One brand per currency. In this snapshot each currency maps to one brand, so the currency panels also read as brand panels. That is why we never compare across them.
• List prices change. Brands change prices and run promotions; the figures are a dated snapshot.
• One size per page. Where a brand sells extra sizes that Hemppy does not list as separate products, those sizes are not in the data.
• Price is not quality. Price per mg says nothing about suitability or quality. Check the lab report for your batch on each product page.
• No testing. We did not test any product. CBD amounts are the brands’ labelled figures.

Download the Data

Download the CSV (hemppy-cbd-price-per-100mg-2026.csv) [1]. One row per listing, including the 10 excluded rows with the reason.

Columns: product, brand, category, extract_type, currency, list_price, cbd_mg_total, cbd_mg_basis, raw_cbd_cbda, price_per_100mg_cbd, included, exclusion_reason, brand_data_checked, url, crawled.

You are welcome to cite or reuse these figures. Please link to this page as the source: “Hemppy, CBD Price per 100 mg (2026)”.

How to Use Price per 100 mg

• Compare products in the same currency and from the same store region.
• Check that the milligram figure is CBD only, not a blend total or hemp extract weight.
• Look at every pack size in a line; the biggest one is not always the cheapest per mg.
• Open the lab report for the batch and check the label before you order. Our guide to reading a CBD lab report explains the fields.
• Check that the brand ships to your country and that local rules allow the product.

For picks by criterion, see Best CBD oil and Best CBD gummies. To browse every listing with filters, open the shop.

CBD Price per 100 mg FAQ

What is a typical price per 100 mg of CBD?

On Hemppy in November 2026 the median was €4.33 in euro, £5.80 in pounds and $4.67 in dollars, across 47 listings with a CBD-only figure.

How do you calculate price per 100 mg?

List price ÷ labelled CBD milligrams × 100. For example, a €65 bottle with 1,500 mg of CBD works out at €4.33 per 100 mg [2].

Why don’t you convert currencies?

The three currencies come from three different brand stores with their own regional prices. Converting them would mix exchange-rate effects into the comparison, so we keep each currency separate.

Is a lower price per mg better?

It is cheaper per milligram of labelled CBD, nothing more. It does not tell you about quality, extract type or suitability. Check the lab report and the label.

Do you test the products?

No. Hemppy does not test products. We use the prices and CBD amounts the brands publish, as recorded on our product pages [7].

Why are some products missing from the medians?

Their milligram figure is a cannabinoid blend total (CBD:CBN or multicannabinoid) or a hemp extract weight, not CBD alone. They are listed in the table above and in the CSV.

How often will this study be updated?

We plan to refresh it when product prices on Hemppy are re-checked. The date at the end of this page shows when the data was read.

Affiliate Disclosure

Hemppy may earn a commission if you buy through brand links on our product pages, at no extra cost to you [8]. Commissions do not change how prices are calculated here: every listing uses the same formula.

Sources

Data sources

1. Hemppy. CBD price per 100 mg dataset, 57 product pages read on hemppy.com on 9 November 2026 (CSV, one row per listing). CSV download.
2. Hemppy. How We Compare CBD Products (price per 100 mg rule, extract type as the brand states it, documents-based, no lab testing by Hemppy). hemppy.com/how-we-compare.
3. Hemppy. CBD Oils, CBD Gummies and CBD Capsules category pages (listed products and product facts). CBD Oils · CBD Gummies · CBD Capsules.
4. Endoca. Euro-store product pages and packaging labels as recorded on Hemppy product pages (data checked 4 November 2026). Hemppy Endoca page · endoca.com.
5. Love CBD. Product pages as recorded on Hemppy product pages (GBP list prices; data checked 27 October 2026). Hemppy Love CBD page · lovecbd.org.
6. NuLeaf Naturals. Product pages as recorded on Hemppy product pages (USD list prices; data checked 6 November 2026). Hemppy NuLeaf Naturals page · nuleafnaturals.com.
7. Hemppy. Editorial Policy & How We Research (sources, fact-checking, corrections). hemppy.com/editorial-policy.
8. Hemppy. Affiliate disclosure. hemppy.com/affiliate-disclosure.

Data in this study: Hemppy product pages read on 9 November 2026 (Europe/Riga); brand facts on those pages were checked on 27 October 2026 (Love CBD), 4 November 2026 (Endoca) and 6 November 2026 (NuLeaf Naturals). Currencies are not converted. Prices change; check the brand page before you buy. Questions or corrections: info@hemppy.com.