Cannabinoids
The core hemp terms and cannabinoid language used across our CBD and CBG ranges.
CBD (Cannabidiol)
CBD is a naturally occurring cannabinoid found in hemp. It is non-intoxicating and is widely used in food supplement and wellness products.
CBG (Cannabigerol)
CBG is another cannabinoid found in hemp. It is often referred to as a minor cannabinoid because it typically appears in smaller amounts than CBD.
THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol)
THC is the cannabinoid associated with intoxicating effects. In UK-compliant CBD products, THC is limited to trace levels or not detectable depending on the product type.
CBD isolate
CBD isolate is a purified form of CBD that contains only cannabidiol, without other cannabinoids or plant compounds.
Full-spectrum / broad-spectrum
Full-spectrum products contain a wider range of naturally occurring hemp compounds, while broad-spectrum products contain multiple compounds but are processed to remove THC to non-detectable levels.
Hemp
Hemp is a strain of Cannabis sativa grown for fibre, seed, and cannabinoid extraction. It is the source plant used for most CBD products.
Cannabinoids
Cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds found in hemp and cannabis plants. CBD, CBG, and THC are examples.
ECS (Endocannabinoid System)
The ECS is a network involved in maintaining internal balance. It is often referenced when explaining how cannabinoids interact with the body.
Terpenes & flavour
Terpenes are the plant compounds that influence aroma and flavour in products such as terpene-infused CBD crystals and flavoured vape liquids.
Choose by aroma profile: citrus, sweet, earthy, or bold.
Myrcene
Myrcene is commonly associated with earthy, herbal aromas and is found in a variety of terpene blends.
Limonene
Limonene is typically linked to citrus-forward aroma profiles.
Pinene
Pinene is associated with fresh, pine-like notes.
Linalool
Linalool is often associated with floral, lavender-like aromas.
Caryophyllene
Caryophyllene is commonly described as spicy or peppery in aroma.
Terpene blend
A terpene system added to some CBD and CBG products for aroma and flavour.
Flavour profile
Flavour profile refers to the overall taste and aroma character of a product, often shaped by its terpene blend.
Entourage effect
The entourage effect describes the idea that cannabinoids and terpenes may work together within a hemp-derived product profile.
Terpify CBD crystal range
The live Terpify crystal range includes nine flavour profiles: Amnesia Haze, Blue Cheese, Gelato, Gorilla Glue #4, Grand Daddy Purple, Lemon Haze, Mango Kush, Sour Diesel, and Stardawg.
Amnesia Haze
Citrus with herbal spice.
Blue Cheese
Earthy, savoury profile.
Gelato
Smooth, slightly sweet.
Gorilla Glue #4
Bold, earthy, fuel-like.
Grand Daddy Purple
Berry-forward profile.
Lemon Haze
Bright citrus flavour.
Mango Kush
Tropical sweetness.
Sour Diesel
Citrus with sharp edge.
Stardawg
Pine-forward and earthy.
CBD vape liquids
The vape range uses CBD or CBG in liquid formats designed for compatible vape devices. Live product pages show nicotine-free, THC-free liquids with propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine bases, plus flavourings and CBD or CBG isolate.
CBD vape liquid
A liquid designed for use in compatible vape devices. The current range includes CBD isolate vape liquids with flavour systems and no nicotine.
CBG booster shot
A flavourless booster format that combines CBG with propylene glycol e-liquid so it can be added to an existing vape liquid.
Propylene glycol (PG)
A common base ingredient in vape liquids and booster shots that helps carry flavour and cannabinoid content.
Vegetable glycerine (VG)
A common base ingredient used in vape liquids to influence viscosity and vapour production.
Nicotine-free
Nicotine-free means the product does not contain nicotine unless explicitly stated on the label.
THC-free
THC-free means the formulation is designed without detectable THC.
Skull Bomb
The Skull Bomb vape range covers flavour-led CBD and CBG e-liquids sold under the Skull Bomb name.
Botanicals
The Botanicals range is the flavoured CBD vape line, including fruit and menthol style e-liquids.
TPD compliant
TPD compliant means the vape product is designed in line with UK and EU tobacco products directive style packaging and formulation standards.
Oils & carriers
These are the oils, carriers, and flavour bases used across CBD, CBG, and Bodyslam products.
MCT oil
A common carrier oil used in CBD and CBG oils to provide a smooth liquid base.
Virgin hemp oil
A hemp-derived oil used in some full-spectrum oil formulas.
Virgin avocado oil
A nourishing carrier oil used in Bodyslam oil and balm formulas.
Fractionated coconut oil
A light, stable oil used in Bodyslam oil formulas.
Peppermint oil
A flavouring and aroma ingredient used in Bodyslam oils and balms.
Pomegranate seed oil
A botanical oil used in some Bodyslam oil formulas.
Natural flavourings
Flavour ingredients used in some CBD and CBG oil formulas to shape taste and aroma.
Terpene blend
A terpene system added to some CBD and CBG oil formulas for aroma and flavour.
Edibles
This section covers the ingredients and additives used in gummies, tablets, and similar ingestible formats.
Beef gelatine
A gelling ingredient used in CBD gummy formats.
Glucose syrup / sugar / water
Core edible base ingredients used in gummy formulations.
Acidulants (E330, E270, E296)
Food additives used to adjust acidity and flavour balance.
Colours (E163, E129, E100, E160A, E133, E171, E141, E104)
Colourings used in gummies and tablets. These include anthocyanins, Allura Red AC, curcumin, carotenoids, brilliant blue FCF, titanium dioxide, chlorophylls and quinoline yellow.
Carnauba wax
A glazing agent used on some gummy products.
Tablet excipients
Ingredients such as microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, dicalcium phosphate, and silicon dioxide are used to form and stabilise tablet formats.
Vitamin D3
A vitamin ingredient used in some tablet products.
5-HTP
An ingredient used in some evening-format tablets.
E numbers
A dedicated reference for the E-number additives used in gummies, tablets, and related products.
E100
Curcumin, used as a colouring ingredient.
E104
Quinoline Yellow, a colouring ingredient.
E129
Allura Red AC, a colouring ingredient.
E133
Brilliant Blue FCF, a colouring ingredient.
E141
Chlorophylls and chlorophyllins, used as colouring ingredients.
E160A
Carotene / carotenoids, used as colouring ingredients.
E163
Anthocyanins, a natural colouring ingredient.
E171
Titanium dioxide, used as a whitening or opacifying agent.
E270
Lactic acid, used as an acidity regulator.
E296
Malic acid, used as an acidity regulator.
E330
Citric acid, used as an acidity regulator.
E903
Carnauba wax, used as a glazing agent.
Topicals & balms
The topical range includes balms, muscle rubs, dermal moisturisers, tattoo balms, and skincare-style formulas.
Aqua
Water used as a base ingredient in topical creams and rubs.
Cream bases
Ingredients such as isopropyl myristate, stearic acid, glyceryl stearate, cera alba, cetearyl alcohol, and sodium PCA help create a cream or balm texture.
Complex ingredients
Panax ginseng root extract, comfrey leaf extract, chamomile extract, tocopheryl acetate, triethanolamine, EDTA, phenoxyethanol, caprylyl glycol, and decylene glycol appear in topical formulas to support the product structure and feel.
Essential oils
Wintergreen, eucalyptus, peppermint, tea tree oil, and camphor oil are used in some muscle rubs and balms for aroma and sensory character.
Carrier oils
Avocado oil, coconut oil, pomegranate seed oil, and almond oil are used in some balm and oil formulas.
Shea butter
A common balm ingredient used in skincare and tattoo-care products.
CBD
The active cannabinoid ingredient used in many topical formulas.
Functional mushrooms
The mushroom range is one of the clearest places to build authority across the Bodyslam line.
Lion’s Mane
A functional mushroom commonly included in nootropic-style products.
Reishi
A functional mushroom traditionally used in evening or relaxation-focused routines.
Chaga
A functional mushroom commonly used in general wellbeing blends.
Cordyceps
A functional mushroom often used in active-lifestyle or daytime routines.
Maitake
A functional mushroom commonly used in mushroom blends and daily wellbeing routines.
Tremella
A functional mushroom often used in skincare and hydration-focused routines.
HPMC capsule
A vegan capsule shell made from hydroxypropyl methylcellulose.
Botanicals & actives
These are the botanical ingredients and supplement actives used across Bodyslam and the wider range.
Ashwagandha
A plant traditionally used in herbal supplement formulations.
Sea moss
A type of red algae used in food supplements and typically consumed as gel, powder, or capsules.
Shilajit
A natural substance found in mountainous regions and used in resin or capsule form.
Tribulus Terrestris
A plant extract commonly used in capsule supplements.
Berberine
A naturally occurring compound found in certain plants and used in supplement form.
Spermidine
A naturally occurring compound found in the body and in some foods, also used in supplement form.
Curcumin
A botanical active used in some Bodyslam capsule blends.
Vitamin C
A common supplement nutrient included in some Bodyslam formulas.
Vitamin D3
A vitamin ingredient used in some tablet products.
Black pepper extract
A botanical ingredient used in some supplement blends.
L-Theanine
An amino-acid type ingredient used in some Bodyslam capsule blends.
Orange extract
A botanical flavour ingredient used in some tablet products.
Lavender
A botanical ingredient used in some evening-style tablet formulas.
Allergens
The 14 major allergens commonly used in UK food labelling.
Celery
A major allergen that may appear in extract or flavour systems.
Cereals containing gluten
Includes wheat, rye, barley, oats, spelt, and related grains.
Crustaceans
Includes crab, lobster, and prawns.
Eggs
Used in some food products and formulations.
Fish
Relevant in omega-style products and some supplements.
Lupin
Found in some flour and baking ingredients.
Milk
Includes milk and lactose-based ingredients.
Molluscs
Includes mussels, oysters, squid, and related shellfish.
Mustard
A recognised allergen used in some flavour systems.
Nuts
Includes almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, cashews, pecans, Brazil nuts, pistachios, macadamias, and Queensland nuts.
Peanuts
A major allergen with strict labelling rules.
Sesame
A seed-based allergen often used in food products.
Soya
Used in some emulsifiers and food formulations.
Sulphites
Preservatives used in some food and drink products.
Advisory & warnings
Short guidance terms that help explain how products should be positioned and used.
Food supplement
A product intended to complement the diet and not replace food.
Dietary supplement
A general term used to describe products taken to support nutritional intake.
Not a medicine
CBD products are not authorised medicines in the UK and are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure disease.
Adult use
Products are intended for adults aged 18 or over.
Consult a professional
Customers should seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional before using supplements if they are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or have a medical condition.
Allergen check
Always review the ingredient list and product label for allergen information before use.
Brands
The brands and ranges represented across the site.
Peoples CBD
Core CBD product range.
Peoples CBG
CBG-focused range.
Bodyslam
Supplement and wellness range.
Bodyslam Primal
Performance-focused extension.
Terpify
Terpene-enhanced CBD crystals.
Skull Bomb
CBD and CBG vape liquids.
Botanicals
Flavour-led CBD vape range.
Lewis & Burrows
Arriving soon.
Quality & compliance
Terms that explain testing, regulatory language, and quality signals across the site.
COA (Certificate of Analysis)
A lab report showing the results of product testing, including cannabinoid content and contaminant screening where applicable.
Third-party testing
Independent lab testing carried out by an external laboratory to verify product content and quality.
Food supplement
A product intended to complement the diet rather than replace food.
Cosmetic product
A product intended for external application to the skin, such as a topical cream or balm.
VMD
The Veterinary Medicines Directorate, the UK authority involved in veterinary medicine regulation.
Age verification
The process used to confirm that customers are old enough to purchase age-restricted products.
Bulking agent
An ingredient used to give tablets structure and volume, such as microcrystalline cellulose or dicalcium phosphate.
Glazing agent
An ingredient used to add shine or a protective coating, such as carnauba wax.
Anti-caking agent
An ingredient used to keep powders and tablets free-flowing, such as silicon dioxide or magnesium stearate.