Last updated: October 2026
Supreme CBD is a Liverpool company, set up in 2019, that sells broad spectrum CBD gummies with 14mg to 68mg of CBD per sweet, plus full spectrum CBD oils and capsules. When we checked in October 2026, all 57 of its entries on the FSA public list, including 42 gummy products, were marked “Validated”.
Below: the gummies, the FSA list, where to read reviews and how to spot fake ads. Evopure isn’t connected with Supreme CBD; facts come from supremecbd.uk and official sources.
What are Supreme CBD gummies?
Supreme’s gummies come as bears, strawberries, cherries, bottles, peach rings and fruit cubes, all described as broad spectrum. Its own figures on 30 October 2026:
| Pack | Sweets | CBD per sweet |
|---|---|---|
| Grab bag, 200mg | 8 to 13 | 15mg to 25mg |
| Small tub, 400mg | 20 to 30 | 14mg to 20mg |
| Small tub, 800mg | 20 to 30 | 27mg to 40mg |
| Small tub, 1,200mg | 20 to 30 | 40mg to 60mg |
| Large tub, 1,600mg | 70 to 110 | 15mg to 22mg |
| Large tub, 3,200mg | 70 to 110 | 29mg to 46mg |
| Super Strength, 4,800mg | 70 to 110 | 44mg to 68mg |
The shape changes the dose: in the 1,200mg tubs, a bear has 48mg and a strawberry 60mg. The 400mg bears list glucose syrup, sugar and invert sugar syrup first, with pectin as the gelling agent. Supreme describes its gummies as vegan and for adults 18 and over. See CBD oil vs gummies.
Our pick: Broad Spectrum CBD Capsules are the closest thing we make to a gummy: one fixed amount, nothing to measure and no taste. The 10mg capsule matches the FSA’s 10mg a day figure. Prefer drops? Broad Spectrum CBD Oil at 1,000mg gives about 5mg a drop.
Add the 10mg capsules to bag Or add the 500mg oil
Broad spectrum with 0% THC, every batch third-party lab tested, made in the UK. For adults only. We don’t recommend our products during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Free UK delivery over £45, 14-day returns on unopened items.
Supreme CBD oils and capsules
Oils: full spectrum CBD in MCT oil, 1,000mg to 6,000mg in 30ml and 12,000mg or 24,000mg in 100ml. Supreme says THC is “below 1mg per product”. Its label gives 1.67mg per drop for the 1,000mg oil, so about 6 drops is 10mg. The broad spectrum flavoured oils were unavailable when we checked.
Capsules: full spectrum gel capsules, 15mg or 30mg each. Supreme also sells vapes, patches, balms and skincare.
Supreme’s FAQ says its full spectrum range could lead to a failed drug test. See full spectrum vs broad spectrum and CBD and drug tests.
Is Supreme CBD legit?
- A registered UK company. Companies House lists Supreme CBD Ltd (company number 12370423), incorporated on 18 December 2019 and active, with a registered office in Liverpool. Its single listed director is Antony Fowler.
- Its own shop is supremecbd.uk (supremecbd.co.uk forwards there), with its address, company number and “FSA: RP427” in the footer.
- Lab reports are published for each range, including gummies. See how to read CBD lab reports.
In a ruling dated 14 February 2024, the Advertising Standards Authority found that four 2023 posts on X promoting Supreme CBD were not labelled as ads and implied its products could help anxiety and insomnia, and Supreme CBD gave an assurance that the claims would be amended.
Is Supreme CBD on the FSA list?
Yes. CBD food sold in England and Wales must be linked to an application on the FSA’s public list. We downloaded the full list on 30 October 2026 and found 57 entries for Supreme CBD Ltd, all “Validated”: 42 gummies, 10 oils, 4 capsules and a CBD extract. All but one sit under application RP-427, and some gummy entries name Orange County CBD, another Liverpool brand, as the manufacturer. (“Feel Supreme” is a different brand.)
“Validated” means the product can stay on sale while the application is assessed; it isn’t an authorisation. RP427 is one of three applications the FSA put forward in its September 2026 recommendations to ministers, for high-purity CBD at up to 10mg a day for adults. Ministers make the final decision. See the FSA’s first CBD approvals and is CBD legal in the UK?
Supreme CBD gummies reviews: where to read them
We haven’t tested Supreme CBD’s products and don’t rate other brands. Supreme links to its Trustpilot page, where anyone who has bought can leave a review. When you read any reviews:
- Sort by most recent, and read the middling and low scores as well as the top ones.
- Check the reviewer bought the same product you’re looking at.
- Treat any review saying CBD treated a condition with caution: food supplements can’t legally make that claim.
Posting or commissioning fake reviews is banned in the UK under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, enforced by the CMA since April 2025.
Fake “Supreme CBD Gummies” ads and websites
Searching “Supreme CBD Gummies reviews” in October 2026 also brought up pages on unrelated websites that use the name alongside claims about pain or erectile dysfunction and send readers to an “official website” elsewhere. We couldn’t see anything linking them to Supreme CBD Ltd, whose only shop is supremecbd.uk.
Which? has reported CBD ads using Dragons’ Den stars’ photos without permission, where a buyer expecting a cheap sample was charged far more. Watch for:
- A celebrity or TV show “endorsing” the gummies.
- A free or cheap trial that asks for card details.
- Claims to cure pain, anxiety, diabetes or any condition.
- No UK company name, address or FSA list entry.
If you’ve paid, call your bank straight away. Report the ad to the ASA, which sends Scam Ad Alerts to platforms, and report fraud to Report Fraud (the service that replaced Action Fraud) on 0300 123 2040. More in how to avoid CBD scams.
How many Supreme CBD gummies a day? The 10mg advice
Supreme’s pages suggest up to 4 of the 16mg bears, 2 of the 32mg bears or 1 of the 48mg bears a day, and its FAQ gives a 70mg daily maximum. That was the FSA’s earlier figure. Since October 2023, the FSA has advised healthy adults to have no more than 10mg of CBD a day, as precautionary advice rather than a legal limit.
Every Supreme gummy we found is above 10mg, and a gummy is hard to split evenly. The FSA doesn’t recommend CBD for under-18s, anyone pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive, or people taking medication unless a doctor advises it. See the CBD daily limit in the UK and can CBD interact with medication?
What to look for in any CBD gummy or oil
These checks matter more than star ratings:
| Check | What good looks like |
|---|---|
| FSA public list | Exact product and strength, “Validated” |
| Batch lab report | CBD matches the label, THC not detected |
| Amount per serving | Easy to keep near 10mg a day |
| Company details | UK name, address, company number |
| Claims | No promise to treat any condition |
CBD isn’t a treatment for any condition; if something is affecting your daily life, see your GP. For a wider view, see choosing a CBD oil in the UK, and our fact guides to Blessed CBD, Love Hemp and CBD at Boots.
Where Evopure fits
Evopure is a separate UK company and isn’t connected with Supreme CBD. We don’t sell gummies; if you like a fixed amount, capsules are the nearest format:
- Broad Spectrum CBD Capsules: 10mg or 25mg of broad spectrum CBD in a vegan capsule. See choosing CBD capsules.
- Broad Spectrum CBD Oil: just CBD and organic MCT oil, 500mg, 1,000mg or 2,000mg in 10ml, about 2.5mg, 5mg or 10mg a drop. See CBD oil strengths explained.
- Flow CBD Oil: broad spectrum CBD with ashwagandha and maca, 500mg or 1,000mg. It isn’t for anyone with a thyroid, liver or autoimmune condition.
All our CBD products are 0% THC and on the FSA public list, linked to validated applications RP438, RP821 and RP47. They’re vegan, made in the UK and tested by ISO 17025 accredited labs, with reports on request from our lab testing page. For adults (18+) only. We don’t recommend our products during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
The FSA’s 10mg a day figure is precautionary advice rather than a legal limit, set while longer-term safety research continues. At Evopure we think it is a very cautious figure, and many adults use more. If you go above it, increase slowly, and check with your GP or pharmacist first if you take any medication.
FAQs
Is Supreme CBD a UK company?
Yes. Supreme CBD Ltd (12370423) was incorporated in December 2019 and is based in Liverpool. Its shop is supremecbd.uk.
How much CBD is in a Supreme CBD gummy?
It depends on the pack and shape: from 14mg to 68mg per sweet on Supreme’s figures. The 400mg bears have 16mg each, the 1,200mg bears 48mg and the 4,800mg strawberries 68mg.
Do Supreme CBD gummies contain THC?
Supreme describes its gummies as broad spectrum, without THC. Its main oils and capsules are full spectrum, with traces of THC. Check the batch lab report if you face drug tests.
Are “Supreme CBD Gummies” adverts with celebrities real?
Be wary: fake CBD ads often use famous faces without permission. Buy from supremecbd.uk or a retailer you trust, and report suspect ads to the ASA.
Is Evopure connected with Supreme CBD?
No. Evopure is a separate UK brand. We don’t sell gummies; our CBD capsules and oils are broad spectrum, 0% THC and on the FSA public list.
Sources
- Food Standards Agency. CBD products linked to novel food applications (public list), full list downloaded 30 October 2026, and Cannabidiol (CBD) guidance, GOV.UK.
- Food Standards Agency, GOV.UK. CBD novel food applications: recommendations to ministers on first authorisations (September 2026).
- Companies House. Supreme CBD Ltd, company 12370423 (checked 30 October 2026).
- Advertising Standards Authority. ASA Ruling on Supreme CBD Ltd (14 February 2024) and Report an online scam ad.
- Which?. CBD oil scams: fraudulent celeb endorsements and fake shipping tracking (24 August 2021).
- GOV.UK. Report Fraud: new service from City of London Police (4 December 2025) and CMA: new consumer protection regime comes into force (7 April 2025).
- Supreme CBD. CBD Gummy Bears (400mg), CBD Oil 30ml (1000mg), FAQ and lab reports (checked 30 October 2026).
This guide is general information, not medical advice. Evopure makes the Broad Spectrum CBD Capsules, Broad Spectrum CBD Oil and Flow CBD Oil, and is not connected with Supreme CBD. Details checked 30 October 2026; ranges change, so always check the label. If you run Supreme CBD and something here is out of date, email support@evopure.co.uk and we will correct it.
