Love CBD Review: Range, Lab Reports and Prices (2026)

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This Love CBD review covers a UK brand that sells oils in 20 ml spray bottles and capsules in glass jars, and publishes a batch lab report for each product. It sets out what the brand sells, what its labels and certificates say, what each product costs per 100 mg of CBD, and where the public information stops.

It uses only documents anyone can check: Love CBD’s own product and policy pages, its published Eurofins certificates, and the listings on Hemppy. Facts and prices were checked on 3 November 2026 and can change. Where a statement is the brand’s own, the text says so.

On this page

• Love CBD at a Glance
• Who Is Love CBD?
• The Love CBD Range
• Price per 100 mg: How the Range Compares
• Lab Reports: What Love CBD Publishes
• Reading the Label: Dose per Spray
• Delivery, Returns and Payment
• UK, EU and US Rules in Brief
• Pros and Cons
• Who Love CBD May Suit
• Discount Code and Affiliate Disclosure
• Frequently Asked Questions
• The Bottom Line

Love CBD at a Glance

The short version: Love CBD is unusually open about batch certificates, per-spray CBD figures and price steps. The gaps are just as factual. The public certificates carry no contaminant panel, they report CBD in mg/g while labels use mg per bottle, and the brand’s own marketing makes claims that this review does not repeat.

Who Is Love CBD?

Companies House shows Love CBD Health Ltd as an active private limited company, incorporated on 29 July 2020, with its registered office in Burwell, Cambridgeshire. [1] The brand says it has made and sold CBD products since 2014, is a family business, and manufactures in its own facility in Cambridgeshire. [8] The company record we checked starts in 2020, so we treat the 2014 date as the brand’s own statement.

Love CBD publishes a HACCP and GMP certificate. It was issued by Sirius Training & Certifications Ltd on 29 August 2025 after an audit on 8 July 2025, carries certificate number STC2025070801 and runs to 29 August 2028. Its scope covers weighing, mixing, filtration, filling, capping, labelling and wrapping of CBD food supplements, including the Entourage, Dutch and Gold oils and the Entourage and Dutch capsules. [9]

Two limits apply. The certificate states an annual surveillance audit was due in July 2026, and we have not seen evidence of it. We also have not checked the certifier’s own accreditation. A HACCP and GMP audit also concerns how a site works, not what is inside any one batch.

Love CBD is an independent company. Hemppy does not make or own these products.

The Love CBD Range

Love CBD sells three oil ranges and two capsule ranges that Hemppy lists. Prices are the brand’s regular GBP prices on 3 November 2026. Product names link to the listing on Hemppy, which shows the same label data.

All nine oils are 20 ml spray bottles. The “per ml” column is the bottle total divided by 20 ml, our arithmetic from the brand’s labeled strength. [2] [3] [4]

Dutch oils

The Dutch range is broad-spectrum CBD oil in three strengths: 150, 300 and 500 mg. The brand lists three ingredients: broad spectrum cannabis extract, olive oil and terpenes, with extra virgin cold-pressed olive oil as the carrier. It states the CBD delivered per spray as 0.87, 1.74 and 2.9 mg. [2] The brand positions it as its lower-price range.

Entourage oils

The Entourage range is the brand’s full-spectrum oil, in 800, 1,400 and 2,000 mg. The listed ingredients are cannabis extract, olive oil and terpenes. Per-spray CBD is stated as 4.65, 8.13 and 11.62 mg. The brand says it has made the range since 2015, which we have not verified. [3] For what “full-spectrum” and “broad-spectrum” mean, see our guide to full-spectrum vs broad-spectrum CBD.

Gold oils

Gold is a broad-spectrum oil in coconut-derived MCT oil, in 250, 500 and 1,000 mg. The ingredient list has two items: broad spectrum cannabis extract and MCT oil. Per-spray CBD is 1.5, 3 and 6 mg. [4] The brand calls it “THC free”. That is a marketing description, and the UK Food Standards Agency warns that THC exposure is possible even from products labeled that way. [10] The certificates in the lab section below show what was measured.

Capsules

Dutch capsules are broad-spectrum, 5 mg of CBD each, in jars of 30 (150 mg) or 60 (300 mg). The brand lists broad spectrum cannabis extract, organic coconut oil, arabic gum and terpenes, and calls them “vegan-friendly size 2 capsules”. It does not state what the shell is made of. [5]

Entourage capsules are full-spectrum with a two-piece shell the brand says is vegetable cellulose. Hemppy lists the regular strength of 10 mg per capsule, in jars of 30 (300 mg) or 60 (600 mg). [6] The brand also sells 20 mg and 30 mg capsules. Hemppy does not list those, because a single capsule would exceed the FSA’s advised maximum of 10 mg CBD a day (see the label section below). Our comparison of CBD capsules and oil covers the formats.

Price per 100 mg: How the Range Compares

Price per 100 mg of CBD is the total price divided by the total CBD in the pack, times 100. It puts a 20 ml bottle and a jar of capsules on one scale, whatever the strength.

Three patterns show up in the regular prices. [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

• Within each range, the bigger strength costs less per mg. Dutch falls from £6.66 to £5.80, Entourage from £6.12 to £5.00 and Gold from £5.20 to £4.00.
• Gold has the lowest figures overall, £4.00 to £5.20. At the same bottle strength it is cheaper than Dutch: £4.60 against £5.80 for 500 mg.
• Capsules sit in the same band as the oils: £5.83 to £6.66 per 100 mg.

Price per mg compares cost only. The ranges differ in extract type, carrier oil and strength per ml, so the cheapest line is not automatically the best fit. On 3 November 2026 the brand’s 30-capsule Dutch jar showed a sale price of £5.99 against its regular £9.99. [5] Our table uses regular prices because sale prices change, and the discount code below excludes sale items. The guide to CBD oil percentages shows how to work out the same figures for any bottle.

Lab Reports: What Love CBD Publishes

What the certificates show

Batch certificates matter because labels are not proof: a 2022 UK study found only 11 of 29 products within 10% of their advertised CBD content. [11] Love CBD’s lab page lists a certificate for each product, with the last two or three batches. [12] The latest certificate for each Hemppy-listed product comes from Eurofins Food Testing UK Limited. [13] [14] Each one names the batch, the production date, a certificate code and the report date, and reports 18 cannabinoid lines, including total CBD and total THC, in % and mg/g. The certificates bear the UKAS testing mark with an ILAC-MRA logo and the number 0342. We have not checked the lab’s accreditation scope in the UKAS directory.

Values are copied from the certificates. [13] [14] Total THC is the certificate’s own line, THC plus 0.877 times THCA. The certificates print “< 0.0025%” without calling it a detection or quantification limit, so we cannot say which it is. Our guide to reading a CBD lab report explains both terms.

What the certificates do not show

• No contaminant results. None of these PDFs contains a heavy metal, pesticide, residual solvent or microbiology table. The brand says its raw materials undergo “full panel analysis” and its finished products are batch tested at a UKAS accredited facility. [8] [12] Those results are not published, so a reader cannot check them.
• Units that do not line up. Labels give mg per 20 ml bottle. The certificates give mg/g. The Dutch 300 mg certificate reports 15.68 mg/g of CBD against a label of 15 mg/ml, but turning one into the other needs the oil’s density or the fill weight. The certificates state neither, so we do not convert.
• Measurable CBN in two batches. The Entourage 1400 mg and 2000 mg certificates report CBN at 0.0025% and 0.0034% (0.025 and 0.034 mg/g). Under UK drug law an “exempt product” may contain no more than 1 mg of a controlled drug per container. [15] [16] Without a fill weight, nobody can work out a per-container amount from the public documents. We make no finding on compliance; this is simply a gap.
• Age. The latest published certificates for Dutch 150 mg and Gold 250 mg are dated 21 November 2024. A bottle you receive may come from a newer batch that is not yet listed, so match the batch number on the pack with the list.

Reading the Label: Dose per Spray

The brand states CBD per spray for every oil. Those figures imply about 0.12 ml per spray, or roughly 170 sprays in a 20 ml bottle. That is our arithmetic, for example 15 mg per ml times 0.116 ml gives the 1.74 mg stated for Dutch 300 mg. [2] [3] [4]

The FSA’s provisional advice is a maximum of 10 mg CBD a day for healthy adults, and it recommends that CBD products on its public list are reformulated to stay at or below that figure. [17] Against that figure, one spray of the 2,000 mg oil is 11.62 mg on the brand’s numbers. This is information about labels, not advice on how much to take. People who are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or under 18 are advised by the FSA not to use CBD unless under medical direction. [17]

Delivery, Returns and Payment

As the brand states them on 3 November 2026:

• UK: Royal Mail Tracked in 3 to 5 working days, with a £1.99 charge on orders under £20, or a 1 to 2 day service at £4 (free above £100). Orders placed before noon on a weekday are dispatched that day. [18] [19]
• International: Royal Mail International Tracked & Signed at a fixed £8. The shipping page lists Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Gibraltar, Greece, Guernsey, Hungary, Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro, the Netherlands, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Switzerland. The brand takes no responsibility for customs fees, customs delays or delivery times. [18] Its FAQ quotes 10 to 21 days for international airmail. [19]
• Returns: contact the brand within 28 days of receiving a product you are unhappy with on quality for a full refund; defective or damaged products carry a six-month warranty; import duties are not refunded. [20]
• Payment: Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and bank transfer. Klarna is offered to UK residents only. PayPal is not accepted. [19]

Delivery to a country is a logistics fact, not a legal one. Several EU countries, including Germany, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Portugal, Czechia, Romania and Croatia, are not on the list.

UK, EU and US Rules in Brief

This is a dated summary as of 3 November 2026, not legal advice.

United Kingdom. FSA guidance updated on 28 August 2026 classes CBD extracts and isolates as novel foods that need authorization, and states that none has yet been authorized. Products on the public list in England and Wales may stay on the market pending decisions, but being listed is not an authorization. [17] In September 2026 the FSA Board recommended the first three CBD authorizations to ministers. Love CBD’s application, RP-106, is not among them. [21] All 13 Hemppy-listed Love CBD products show as “Validated” on the register. [7] The brand’s own pages describe its products as “novel food approved”, which is not the same as an authorization, so this review does not repeat that wording.

European Union. The Commission’s Novel Food Status Catalogue lists cannabinoid extracts, including CBD, as novel foods. A novel food needs authorization and entry on the Union list before sale. [22] [23] As of 3 November 2026 we found no CBD on the Union list. [24] National rules differ and this review does not map them. Nothing here says CBD ingestibles are lawful to buy in any EU country.

United States. Love CBD does not list the US among its delivery countries. [18]

Pros and Cons

Pros, from the documents above:

• A published batch certificate for every product, from a named laboratory, with batch, dates and certificate codes.
• CBD per spray stated for every oil, so per-dose arithmetic is possible.
• Clear price steps, and the lowest price per 100 mg in the range is £4.00.
• Short ingredient lists: two or three items per oil, four per capsule.
• A published HACCP and GMP certificate, a 28-day quality return window and a fixed international shipping rate.

Cons, from the same documents:

• No published contaminant results for finished batches.
• Certificate units (mg/g) and label units (mg per bottle) cannot be reconciled without the fill weight.
• Measurable CBN on the Entourage 1400 and 2000 mg certificates, with no fill weight to test the per-container limit.
• The newest published certificates for two oils date from November 2024.
• UK status is “Validated”, not authorized, while the brand’s pages use the wording “novel food approved”, which is not what Validated means.
• International orders carry an £8 fee, customs are the buyer’s responsibility and several EU countries are not served.
• The single-spray figure for the 2,000 mg oil is above the FSA’s 10 mg daily figure.

Who Love CBD May Suit

Love CBD may suit readers who want batch certificates they can match to a pack, per-spray figures for arithmetic, a wide strength range (from about 0.75% to 10% in w/v terms) and a UK maker. The CBD oil guide explains the label terms used here.

It may be a weaker fit for readers who want finished-batch contaminant results in public, an EU-based seller and returns address, or delivery to a country that is not on its list. Anyone who is pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or under 18 should read the FSA advice above first.

Discount Code and Affiliate Disclosure

Hemppy is an approved affiliate of Love CBD. If you buy through a Hemppy link to Love CBD, Hemppy may earn a commission from the brand. You pay the same price.

Love CBD gave Hemppy the code HEMPPY10. The terms we were given are 10% off site-wide at lovecbd.org, not combinable with other offers, and excluding sale and sample products. The brand’s own checkout terms apply and can change. On 3 November 2026 the 30-capsule Dutch jar was on sale, so the code would not apply to it. The commission does not change the facts above, including the gaps. If a certificate, price or policy changes, we update the review.

Availability of purchase links depends on your country; see our affiliate disclosure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Love CBD legit?

Love CBD Health Ltd is an active UK private limited company, it publishes batch certificates from a named laboratory, and it holds a HACCP and GMP certificate from a third-party certifier. [1] [12] [9] Those are checkable facts. Whether CBD food supplements can be sold in a particular country is a separate question: in the UK its products are “Validated” but not authorized, and in the EU no CBD is on the Union list. [7] [24]

Where is Love CBD made?

The brand says it manufactures in its own facility in Cambridgeshire, and its product pages give the United Kingdom as the country of origin. [8] [2]

Does Love CBD publish lab results?

Yes, for every product and recent batches, on its lab page. They cover cannabinoids only, so no contaminant results are public. [12] [13]

Is Love CBD full-spectrum or broad-spectrum?

It sells both. Entourage oils and capsules are described as full-spectrum, and Dutch and Gold oils and Dutch capsules as broad-spectrum. [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] The labels are the brand’s; the certificates list a minor cannabinoid profile but do not prove an extract type.

Does Love CBD ship to the EU?

The brand ships to 19 of the 27 EU member states on its list, plus Gibraltar, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, Andorra, Switzerland and several Balkan countries, at a fixed £8 rate, with customs on the buyer. [18] Shipping to a country does not make a product lawful there.

Is Love CBD THC-free?

The Gold range is marketed that way. In the published certificates Total THC is below 0.0025% for every product Hemppy lists, and CBN is measurable in two Entourage batches. [13] The FSA warns that THC exposure is possible even from products labeled THC-free. [10] For drug tests, see does CBD show up on a drug test?.

Does Love CBD have a discount code?

Hemppy has the code HEMPPY10 (10% off site-wide, excluding sale and sample products, not combinable). See the section above for the terms and our affiliate relationship.

See the Love CBD products listed on Hemppy

The Bottom Line

Love CBD sells 13 products that Hemppy lists, in three oil ranges and two capsule ranges, at £4.00 to £6.66 per 100 mg of CBD. Its strengths are open batch certificates, stated per-spray CBD and simple price steps.

Its gaps are equally clear: no published contaminant results, certificate units that cannot be matched to label units, two oils with older published certificates, measurable CBN in two Entourage batches with no fill weight to test it against, and a UK status that is “Validated”, not authorized.

If you compare Love CBD with another brand, use the same checks: CBD per bottle, price per 100 mg, a certificate whose batch matches the pack, and a contaminant panel. The CBD glossary defines the terms.

Scientific and Regulatory Sources

Brand, range and prices

1. Companies House. LOVE CBD HEALTH LTD, company number 12776578: status, incorporation date and registered office. Checked 3 November 2026. Company record.
2. Love CBD. CBD Oils, Dutch CBD Range (product page: ingredients, 20 ml bottle, CBD per spray, variation prices). Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
3. Love CBD. CBD Oils, Entourage Range (product page: ingredients, 20 ml bottle, CBD per spray, variation prices). Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
4. Love CBD. CBD Oils, Gold Range (product page: ingredients, 20 ml bottle, CBD per spray, variation prices). Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
5. Love CBD. CBD Capsules, Dutch Range (product page: ingredients, capsule counts, variation prices). Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
6. Love CBD. CBD Capsules, Entourage Range (product page: ingredients, shell, strengths, variation prices). Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
7. UK Food Standards Agency. Register of CBD products linked to novel food applications (England and Wales), guidance and entries for Love CBD Health Ltd under application RP-106. Entries checked 27 October 2026; the register says it was last updated 13 April 2026. FSA register · Register guidance.
8. Love CBD. About Love CBD (company statements on history, manufacturing and testing). Brand statements; checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
9. Sirius Training & Certifications Ltd. HACCP and GMP certificate for Love CBD Health Ltd, certificate number STC2025070801, audit 8 July 2025, issued 29 August 2025, expiry 29 August 2028. Certificate PDF.
10. UK Food Standards Agency (22 June 2026). Food Fact Check: CBD safety and health claims. Official FSA blog.

Lab reports and labels

11. Liebling J.P., Clarkson N.J., Gibbs B.W., Yates A.S., O’Sullivan S.E. (2022). An analysis of over-the-counter cannabidiol products in the United Kingdom. Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research 7(2):207–213. Full study.
12. Love CBD. CBD Lab Results (list of published batch certificates and the brand’s statements on UKAS-accredited testing and HACCP/GMP). Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
13. Eurofins Food Testing UK Limited. Certificates of Analysis for Love CBD oils, latest published batches: Dutch 150 mg Batch 15 (AR-24-CC-014379-01), 300 mg Batch 10 (AR-25-CC-011506-01), 500 mg Batch 11 (AR-25-CC-011507-01); Entourage 800 mg Batch 13 (AR-25-CC-011508-01), 1400 mg Batch 10 (AR-25-CC-008228-01), 2000 mg Batch 22 (AR-26-CC-008083-01); Gold 250 mg Batch 11 (AR-24-CC-014380-01), 500 mg Batch 11 (AR-26-CC-008081-01), 1000 mg Batch 14 (AR-26-CC-008082-01). Dutch 150 · Dutch 300 · Dutch 500 · Entourage 800 · Entourage 1400 · Entourage 2000 · Gold 250 · Gold 500 · Gold 1000.
14. Eurofins Food Testing UK Limited. Certificates of Analysis for Love CBD capsules, latest published batches: Dutch 5 mg Batch 15 (AR-25-CC-011509-01) and Entourage 10 mg Batch 13 (AR-25-CC-011510-01). Dutch 5 mg · Entourage 10 mg.
15. The Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 (SI 2001/3998), regulation 2(1), definition of “exempt product”. legislation.gov.uk.
16. UK Home Office. Drug licensing factsheet: cannabis, CBD and other cannabinoids (updated 3 October 2024), paragraphs 26 to 34 (exempt product definition). Official guidance.
17. UK Food Standards Agency. Cannabidiol (CBD) guidance: business guidance on CBD as a novel food (England and Wales), updated 28 August 2026. Official guidance.

Delivery, rules and FAQ

18. Love CBD. Shipping & Delivery Information (UK services, international fixed rate, list of destination countries, customs). Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
19. Love CBD. CBD Information and FAQs (delivery times, payment methods, discreet packaging). Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
20. Love CBD. Returns & Refunds Policy. Checked 3 November 2026. Love CBD.
21. UK Food Standards Agency (September 2026 Board meeting). CBD novel food applications: recommendations to ministers on first authorisations. Official Board paper.
22. European Commission. Novel Food Status Catalogue (entries “Cannabinoids” and “Cannabis sativa L.”). Official guidance.
23. Regulation (EU) 2015/2283 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 November 2015 on novel foods, Articles 3, 6 and 10 to 12 (definition, Union list and authorisation procedure). EUR-Lex.
24. European Commission. Union list of novel foods. Official list.

Facts, prices and certificates checked: 3 November 2026 (Europe/Riga). Prices are Love CBD list prices in GBP and can change. This review provides general information, not medical advice, legal advice or a statement that any product may be sold or bought in any country.