Vibes CBD: Gummies, Oils, Capsules and the FSA List Explained (UK)

The Vibes CBD range in one table

Vibes sold four products. Its own figures, set against the FSA’s advice of no more than 10mg of CBD a day for healthy adults:

The 2,000mg figure is our own sum (2,000mg over the same 200 drops). Vibes described every product as THC-free, made with CBD isolate or broad spectrum extract, vegan and for adults 18 and over.

Vibes CBD gummies

The gummies were the product most people search for. On Vibes’ product page (December 2025):

• Strength: 500mg in a tin of 20, so 25mg of CBD isolate in each gummy.
• Flavour: tropical fruit, in a pocket-sized metal tin.
• Ingredients: CBD, sugar, glucose syrup, water, pectin (the gelling agent), lactic acid, plant colours and flavourings. Suitable for vegans.
• Suggested use: one gummy a day “or when required”.

Isolate means the extract is CBD on its own, with the other hemp compounds removed. See what is CBD isolate? and CBD oil vs gummies for how the formats differ.

Vibes CBD oil and capsules

Oil: 10ml bottles at 1,000mg or 2,000mg, in hemp seed oil with natural terpenes and a fruit mix flavour. The label for the 1,000mg oil gives about 5mg of CBD a drop and a full pipette of roughly 100mg, with directions of 1 to 2 drops up to three times a day. That works out at 5mg to 30mg a day. More on CBD oil strengths.

Capsules: 1,200mg in a pack of 120, so 10mg each, made with CBD isolate and hemp seed oil. Vibes called them flavourless and terpene enriched.

Vibes’ footer said every product had less than 1mg of THC per product. If you face workplace or sports testing, check the batch lab report first; see CBD and drug tests and how to read a CBD lab report.

Is Vibes 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 1 November 2026 and found these Vibes entries:

• Vibes CBD Gummies, 1,200mg Capsules and 2,000mg Oil: “Validated”, under applications RP-324, RP-255 and RP-252, with British Cannabis (registered as CBD Health Food Ltd) named as manufacturer or supplier.
• Vibes CBD 1,000mg Oil: marked “Removed” in August 2022.
• Vibes Premium CBD Oil 1,000mg and 2,000mg, and Vibes 625mg CBD Gummies (25 in a tin): “Validated” under RP-346, with Always Pure Organics named. These don’t match the packs on vibescbd.co.uk, so check the exact product name and strength on your pack.

“Validated” means a product can stay on sale while its application is assessed; it isn’t an authorisation. In September 2026 the FSA recommended the first three CBD applications to ministers, and none of the Vibes applications was among them. See the FSA’s first CBD approvals and is CBD legal in the UK?

How many Vibes CBD gummies a day? The 10mg advice

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. One 25mg Vibes gummy is two and a half times that, and a gummy is hard to split evenly. The 10mg capsule and a drop or two of oil sit closer to the figure.

iThe 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?

Where Evopure fits

Evopure is a separate UK company and isn’t connected with Vibes 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, 30 to a pack. 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.
• 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.

Who is behind Vibes CBD?

Vibes’ About page said the brand began in early 2020 and sources its hemp from farmers in the United States. Its site gave an email address (support@vibescbd.co.uk) but, in the copies we read, no company name or postal address.

In a ruling dated 26 October 2022, the Advertising Standards Authority found that four online advertorials for “Asav Consultancy Ltd t/a Vibes CBD” were not clearly labelled as ads and made health claims for CBD, and told the companies involved not to repeat them. Companies House lists Asav Consultancy Ltd (13324490) as dissolved on 19 September 2023. We couldn’t find which company runs Vibes CBD now.

The vibescbd.co.uk domain is still registered until November 2027, so the site may come back. If you have an order outstanding, email support@vibescbd.co.uk, and if it doesn’t arrive, speak to your bank or card provider.

Vibes CBD reviews and lookalike pages

We haven’t tested Vibes CBD’s products and don’t rate other brands. Vibes showed customer reviews on its own product pages, and independent sites such as Trustpilot let buyers post reviews. When you read any reviews, sort by most recent, read the middling and low scores too, and treat any review saying CBD treated a condition with caution: food supplements can’t legally make that claim.

Searching “Vibes CBD gummies reviews” in November 2026 also brought up pages for “Vibez”, “Vitality Vibes” and “Blue Vibes” CBD gummies on unrelated websites, with claims about pain, anxiety or inflammation and links to an “official website” elsewhere. We couldn’t see anything linking them to Vibes CBD. 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 or any condition.
• No UK company name, address or FSA list entry.

Report suspect ads to the ASA, and see how to avoid CBD scams. For a wider view of the market, see choosing a CBD oil in the UK and our fact guides to Supreme CBD gummies, Cannaray and Blessed CBD.