Can You Drive with CBD Oil in Your System? A UK Perspective

on December 2025

Introduction
Understanding CBD, THC, and the UK Legal Landscape
How CBD May Affect Your Body and Driving Performance
The Role of Trace THC in CBD Products and Drug Tests
Navigating Driving Laws and Potential Impairment
Choosing Quality CBD Products for Responsible Driving
Practical Advice for CBD Users Who Drive
Swiss Peak Health's Commitment to Responsible Wellness
Conclusion
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The world of wellness supplements has expanded dramatically in recent years, with cannabidiol (CBD) products taking a prominent place on many shelves. From oils and gummies to balms and capsules, CBD is widely embraced by individuals seeking to support their everyday balance, whether that's through encouraging calm, supporting focus, aiding recovery, or improving sleep quality. This widespread availability naturally leads to an important question for many: if you use CBD oil, are you safe and legal to drive?

It’s a crucial query for anyone integrating CBD into their routine, especially given the various product types and the nuances of UK law. The short answer, as we'll explore, generally leans towards 'yes' for pure, compliant CBD, but with essential caveats. This post aims to demystify the relationship between CBD oil and driving, providing you with the comprehensive, practical information you need to make responsible choices on UK roads. We'll delve into the legal framework, how CBD interacts with your body, the importance of product quality and transparency, and practical advice to ensure you can continue to strive for your peak health while remaining a safe and compliant driver.

Introduction

Imagine you’ve just started incorporating a new supplement into your wellness routine – perhaps a few drops of CBD oil to help unwind after a busy day or some CBD Bears Gummies 3200mg & 4800mg for an added sense of calm. As you prepare to head out, a thought might cross your mind: "Is it really okay for me to drive right now?" This isn't just a casual concern; it’s a vital question touching on personal safety, legal compliance, and the responsible use of wellness products.

With CBD’s growing popularity for supporting various aspects of everyday balance – from helping to promote a sense of calm to aiding recovery – understanding its implications for driving is more important than ever. Our mission at Swiss Peak Health is simple: peak health for less, making premium wellness genuinely affordable and accessible. Part of that accessibility means providing clear, trustworthy information.

This blog post will serve as your comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of driving with CBD oil in your system within the UK. We’ll explore the legal landscape, differentiate between CBD and THC, discuss how CBD can affect your body, and highlight the critical role of choosing high-quality, transparently tested products. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge to use CBD responsibly, ensuring you can confidently pursue your wellness journey while staying safe and compliant on the roads.

Understanding CBD, THC, and the UK Legal Landscape

To understand whether you can drive with CBD oil in your system, it’s essential to first grasp what CBD is, how it differs from other cannabis compounds, and the legal framework governing its use in the United Kingdom.

What is CBD?

Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of over a hundred natural compounds known as cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. Unlike its more widely known cousin, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), CBD is non-intoxicating. This means it does not produce the "high" or psychoactive effects typically associated with cannabis use. Many people find that CBD may support a sense of calm, help with focus, or contribute to overall bodily balance without altering their state of mind in a significant way.

CBD vs. THC: The Crucial Distinction

The key difference between CBD and THC lies in their psychoactive properties. THC is the compound responsible for the intoxicating effects of cannabis. It interacts with cannabinoid receptors in the brain and central nervous system in a way that leads to euphoria and altered perception.

CBD, on the other hand, interacts with the body's endocannabinoid system in a more indirect manner, or through different pathways entirely. This interaction is thought to be why many people find it may support various bodily functions and promote a sense of wellbeing without intoxication. When we talk about driving with CBD, this non-intoxicating nature is the most critical factor.

The Legal Framework for CBD in the UK

In the UK, CBD products are legal, provided they adhere to strict regulations. The primary factor determining legality is the THC content. For a CBD product to be legally sold in the UK, it must be derived from an industrial hemp strain that is EU-approved, and crucially, it must contain no more than 0.2% THC. Furthermore, the product itself, when sold, should contain virtually no psychoactive THC. Many reputable brands, including Swiss Peak Health, aim for 0.0% THC in their broad-spectrum and isolate CBD products to ensure maximum consumer confidence and compliance.

The UK's Food Standards Agency (FSA) also plays a significant role in regulating CBD products. CBD is classified as a "Novel Food," meaning it requires authorisation before being marketed. Brands like Swiss Peak Health are committed to FSA Novel Foods positioning and FSA-aligned compliance, ensuring our products meet the rigorous safety and quality standards set out for consumers. This commitment to robust regulatory frameworks helps distinguish compliant, reliable CBD products from potentially unregulated or mislabelled ones.

Proudly British-Made with Strict Quality Controls

At Swiss Peak Health, we believe that transparency and reliability are paramount. We are proudly British-made, and every product, including our comprehensive range of CBD oils and gummies, is crafted to high UK manufacturing standards. This means that from sourcing to production, strict quality controls are in place. Facilities like ours adhere to standards such as BRC (HACCP), which ensures food safety and quality management. This meticulous approach means you can trust that our CBD Oil 6000mg | 30ml High Strength or any other CBD product you choose from us, meets stringent criteria.

Our commitment extends to independent, third-party lab testing for all our CBD products. We encourage our customers to verify these lab results themselves. This independent verification confirms that the product contains the advertised amount of CBD and, crucially for driving safety, that it contains 0.0% THC or trace amounts well below the legal threshold, where applicable. This dedication to quality and transparency helps reduce guesswork, ensuring you know exactly what you’re putting into your body.

How CBD May Affect Your Body and Driving Performance

When considering driving with CBD in your system, understanding how CBD might interact with your body is paramount. While it’s widely accepted that CBD is non-intoxicating, individual experiences and product types can influence effects.

CBD's Non-Intoxicating Nature

The fundamental reason why most people can drive safely after taking CBD is its non-intoxicating nature. Unlike THC, CBD does not bind to the brain's cannabinoid receptors in a way that produces a "high" or impairs cognitive function, motor skills, or perception. This distinction is crucial for understanding why it generally doesn't fall under the same legal restrictions as THC concerning driving.

Numerous studies have explored CBD's effects on cognitive function and driving performance. Research, including simulated driving trials, has largely concluded that CBD, even at high doses (e.g., up to 1500mg), does not appear to induce feelings of intoxication or significantly impair cognitive function or actual driving ability. This scientific consensus underpins the general advice that CBD alone is unlikely to cause impairment.

Potential Side Effects: Drowsiness or Fatigue

While CBD itself is not intoxicating, it's important to acknowledge that some individuals may experience side effects, particularly with higher doses or when first introducing CBD into their routine. The most commonly reported side effect that could impact driving is drowsiness or fatigue.

This potential for drowsiness is why we always recommend a "start low and go slow" approach with any new supplement, especially CBD. For instance, if you're trying a CBD Oil 1500mg | 30ml for the first time, it’s prudent to do so in a controlled environment, such as at home, where you can observe how your body reacts without the added responsibility of driving. This allows you to understand your unique response to CBD and gauge if you feel any noticeable tiredness before getting behind the wheel.

It’s important to note that this drowsiness is typically distinct from the impairment caused by intoxicating substances. It’s more akin to the mild fatigue one might experience from other non-prescription remedies. However, any level of drowsiness can reduce alertness and reaction time, making driving hazardous. If you feel any noticeable fatigue after taking CBD, it is always safest to avoid driving.

Individual Variability and Product Considerations

The way CBD affects each person can vary. Factors such as body weight, metabolism, the specific dose, the product format (e.g., oil, gummy, capsule), and individual sensitivity can all play a role. For example, some people might experience more pronounced effects from an NMN NAD+ Gummies | 30 Pack or a Magnesium Citrate Tablets 750mg | 60 Servings than others, even if neither are specifically designed to cause drowsiness. This highlights the importance of personal awareness.

Additionally, the timing of consumption matters. Edible forms of CBD, like gummies, are processed through the digestive system and liver, which can mean a slower onset of effects but potentially a longer duration. Oils, taken sublingually, often have a quicker onset. Understanding these differences can help you plan your CBD use around your driving schedule.

Our Sleep collection, for instance, contains products explicitly designed to support relaxation and sleep quality, like our various CBD oils. While these are taken to encourage restful sleep, it’s logical that if you take such products during the day, they could contribute to a feeling of calm that might, for some, border on drowsiness. Similarly, products in our Energy collection like Matcha Green Tea Powder | 150g are intended to support alertness without the jitters associated with excessive caffeine, but again, personal sensitivity varies.

It's crucial to always follow the label instructions for any supplement and, if in doubt, err on the side of caution. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or under medical supervision, we always advise consulting a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement, including CBD.

The Role of Trace THC in CBD Products and Drug Tests

While CBD itself is non-intoxicating and generally poses no driving risk, the presence of even trace amounts of THC in some CBD products introduces another layer of consideration for drivers.

Full-Spectrum, Broad-Spectrum, and CBD Isolate

The type of CBD product you choose can determine whether it contains any THC:

CBD Isolate: This is the purest form of CBD, containing 99% pure CBD with all other plant compounds, including THC, removed. Products made with CBD isolate are generally considered 0.0% THC.
Broad-Spectrum CBD: This contains CBD along with other beneficial cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids found in the hemp plant, but with the THC completely removed or reduced to undetectable levels. Many Swiss Peak Health broad-spectrum CBD products are specifically crafted to be 0.0% THC to give you peace of mind.
Full-Spectrum CBD: This type contains all the compounds naturally found in the hemp plant, including CBD, other cannabinoids, terpenes, and a small, legally permissible amount of THC (up to 0.2% in the UK). While this trace amount is not enough to cause intoxication, it is present.

For drivers, products certified as 0.0% THC, such as many of our broad-spectrum CBD oils and gummies, offer the highest level of assurance against THC presence. For example, our Functional Mushroom Coffee | 60 Servings and Lion's Mane Gummies | 2000mg 30 Pack are functional supplements that do not contain CBD, thus avoiding any THC considerations altogether, while still supporting focus and clarity. However, if choosing a CBD product, verifying its THC content is key.

THC and Drug Driving Laws

In the UK, it is illegal to drive if you are impaired by drugs or if you have certain specified drugs in your system above a legal limit, even if your driving isn't impaired. THC is one of these specified drugs. The legal limit for THC in blood while driving in the UK is 2 micrograms per litre (µg/L).

While full-spectrum CBD products contain only trace amounts of THC (up to 0.2%), and reputable brands ensure this is well within legal limits for sale, consistent heavy use could theoretically lead to an accumulation of THC metabolites in your system that might register on a highly sensitive drug test. However, for most users of compliant, legally sold full-spectrum CBD products, this is highly unlikely to result in a positive drug driving test above the legal limit for impairment. The primary concern for drug driving laws is typically around intoxicating levels of THC, not the minimal traces found in legal CBD products.

For maximum peace of mind, especially if your profession involves regular drug testing or if you simply prefer to eliminate any potential risk, choosing a CBD isolate or broad-spectrum product certified as 0.0% THC, like those often found in our Stress & Calm collection, is the most prudent approach.

The Importance of Accurate Labelling and Third-Party Testing

The market for CBD products can be varied, and unfortunately, not all products are created equal. Studies have shown that some CBD products, particularly from less reputable sources, can be inaccurately labelled, sometimes containing higher levels of THC than stated or even less CBD than advertised.

This is where the commitment to quality and transparency from brands like Swiss Peak Health becomes crucial. Our products are always independently third-party lab tested. These lab reports confirm the exact cannabinoid profile, including the CBD content and, critically, the absence of psychoactive THC (0.0% where applicable) or compliance with the legal threshold. We make these results available because we believe in complete transparency and empowering you to make informed decisions. When you choose a product from Swiss Peak Health, whether it's our CBD Gummy Cherries 3200mg & 4800mg or our 25000mg CBD Oil | 100ml High Strength, you can be confident in its verified composition.

By choosing products that are demonstrably compliant and rigorously tested, you significantly reduce any potential concerns related to THC content and driving safety.

Navigating Driving Laws and Potential Impairment

Understanding the legal landscape around driving and substances in the UK is crucial for any CBD user. While CBD is distinct from intoxicating substances, the general principles of safe and legal driving always apply.

The "Fitness to Drive" Standard

In the UK, the law centres on "fitness to drive." It is illegal to drive if your driving is impaired by drugs (this includes illegal drugs, prescription medications, and even over-the-counter remedies if they affect your ability to drive safely). There are also specific legal limits for certain drugs, where driving with levels above these limits is illegal even if your driving isn't impaired. As discussed, THC is one of these drugs.

For CBD, the primary concern isn't the CBD itself, but rather any impairment it might cause (like drowsiness) or the presence of THC in your system. If you take a CBD product and feel drowsy, dizzy, or notice any other effect that could compromise your ability to drive safely, you must not get behind the wheel. The common phrase "if you feel different, you’ll drive different" is excellent advice here. Your personal responsibility for safe driving always takes precedence.

Police Powers and Roadside Tests

Police officers in the UK have powers to stop drivers they suspect are impaired by drugs. They may use roadside impairment tests (e.g., walking in a straight line, balancing on one leg, checking pupils) and a roadside drug swab test. The drug swab is designed to detect the presence of common illegal drugs, including cannabis (THC).

If a roadside drug test shows positive for cannabis, or if an officer believes you are impaired, you could be arrested and required to provide a blood sample at a police station. This blood sample would then be analysed for the presence and concentration of various drugs, including THC. If the THC concentration is above the legal limit (2 micrograms per litre of blood), you could face a charge for drug driving.

As previously mentioned, for compliant, legally sold CBD products with 0.0% THC or trace amounts well below the 0.2% legal threshold for the product itself, the likelihood of registering above the drug driving limit for THC is extremely low. However, this underscores the importance of sourcing your CBD from reputable, transparent brands. Choosing a 0.0% THC broad-spectrum CBD oil or isolate, such as many within our Stress & Calm collection, provides the greatest assurance.

The Importance of Personal Responsibility

Regardless of the legal status of CBD, every driver has a responsibility to ensure they are fit and alert enough to operate a vehicle safely. This means:

Knowing your body: Understand how you react to CBD.
Checking product labels: Be aware of THC content.
Avoiding driving if unsure: If you feel any impairment, even slight drowsiness, don't drive.

This approach aligns perfectly with our ethos at Swiss Peak Health. We believe in empowering you with reliable information and high-quality products so you can make informed choices to support your wellbeing responsibly. We aim to help you reach your peak health by building consistent habits and supporting everyday balance, not by adding unnecessary risks to your daily life.

Choosing Quality CBD Products for Responsible Driving

When it comes to using CBD and driving, the quality and transparency of the product you choose are arguably as important as understanding the law. Not all CBD products are created equal, and making an informed choice can significantly impact your safety and legal standing.

Why Quality and Transparency Matter

The CBD market can be a maze of different products and claims. Without proper regulation across all aspects of the industry, there's a risk of encountering products that are mislabelled, contain contaminants, or have higher THC levels than advertised. This is not only a health concern but also a potential legal risk for drivers.

A reputable CBD brand prioritises:

Transparency: Providing clear information about product ingredients, sourcing, and manufacturing processes.
Independent Third-Party Lab Testing: Verifying the product's cannabinoid content (including CBD and THC levels) and checking for contaminants like pesticides, heavy metals, and solvents.
Compliance: Adhering to all relevant UK regulations, including FSA Novel Foods positioning and legal THC limits.

This commitment to quality is at the core of Swiss Peak Health. Our mission to offer in-demand wellness products that are more than hype is built on a foundation of reliability and strong British quality controls. Every product we offer, from our CBD Oil 3000mg | 30ml Mid-Strength to our CBD Gummy Peach Rings 3200mg & 4800mg, undergoes rigorous independent testing.

Swiss Peak Health's Trust Pillars

We are dedicated to removing the guesswork from your wellness journey. Here’s how our quality methodology supports your peace of mind when considering driving and CBD:

Made in the UK: Our products are crafted in the United Kingdom, adhering to the highest UK manufacturing standards. This means robust quality control from start to finish.
Independently/Third-Party Lab Tested: Every batch of our CBD products is sent to external laboratories for comprehensive analysis. These tests confirm the cannabinoid profile, ensuring accurate CBD content and verifying that our 0.0% THC products are indeed THC-free, or that our full-spectrum options are well within legal UK limits. We encourage all our customers to review these lab results, which are readily available, fostering complete transparency.
0.0% THC / THC-Free where applicable: For many of our CBD products, we specifically formulate them to be 0.0% THC. This is a crucial factor for drivers who wish to avoid any concern regarding THC presence in their system. For example, when exploring options to support a sense of calm, you'll find various CBD oils that are either 0.0% THC or contain only legally compliant trace amounts.
FSA Novel Foods Positioning / FSA-aligned compliance: We actively engage with and adhere to the guidelines set by the UK's Food Standards Agency for CBD products. This demonstrates our commitment to consumer safety and regulatory compliance, offering you confidence in our offerings.
Facility Standards (BRC (HACCP)): Our manufacturing facilities operate under stringent quality management systems, such as BRC (HACCP), which are recognised globally for ensuring product safety and quality.

By choosing products that meet these rigorous standards, you can reduce the risk of consuming unintended levels of THC or other undesirable substances, allowing you to focus on the intended benefits of CBD, such as supporting everyday balance. Our focus on affordability, transparency, accessibility, and reliability means you can access premium wellness products with confidence.

Practical Advice for CBD Users Who Drive

Integrating CBD into your daily routine while maintaining safe driving habits requires a thoughtful approach. Here’s some practical advice to help you manage both responsibly.

1. Start Low and Go Slow

This is perhaps the most important piece of advice for any new supplement. When you first introduce CBD, begin with the lowest recommended dose, such as our CBD Oil 500mg | 30ml Starter Strength. Take it at a time when you do not need to drive for several hours, preferably when you are at home and can observe your body's reaction.

Observe carefully: Pay attention to how you feel. Do you notice any drowsiness, lightheadedness, or altered focus?
Understand your tolerance: Everyone's body responds differently. What works for one person might not work for another.
Gradual increase: If you don't experience the desired effects, gradually increase your dose over time, always giving yourself a period to assess its impact before driving.

2. Understand Your Product Type

As discussed, the type of CBD product matters significantly.

0.0% THC Products: For ultimate peace of mind regarding THC and driving, opt for CBD isolate or broad-spectrum products that are certified 0.0% THC. Many of our products, like the Mint Flavoured CBD Oil 1000mg | 30ml or Cherry CBD Oil 1000mg | 30ml, fall into this category, designed to support your wellbeing with no detectable THC.
Full-Spectrum Products: If you choose a full-spectrum product, ensure it’s from a reputable brand that provides third-party lab reports confirming the THC content is well within the legal 0.2% UK limit. While the trace amounts are unlikely to cause issues, awareness is key.

3. Always Check Lab Reports

Before purchasing any CBD product, always review the independent third-party lab reports (Certificates of Analysis, or COAs). These documents verify the cannabinoid content, including CBD and THC levels, and confirm the absence of contaminants. At Swiss Peak Health, we make these accessible for all our products, reinforcing our commitment to transparency and reliability. This reduces guesswork and builds trust in the quality you're receiving.

4. Be Mindful of Other Medications and Health Conditions

CBD can interact with certain medications. If you are taking any prescription drugs, or if you have an underlying health condition, it is crucial to consult a healthcare professional before adding CBD to your routine. They can provide personalised advice and help you understand any potential interactions or contraindications, especially those that might affect your ability to drive. Always follow the advice given by your healthcare professional.

5. Plan Your CBD Consumption Around Driving

If you know you need to drive, consider the timing of your CBD intake.

Allow sufficient time: After taking CBD, especially edibles like gummies, allow ample time for the effects to manifest and stabilise before driving. The onset and duration of effects can vary.
Avoid driving if feeling unwell: If you feel drowsy, dizzy, or in any way impaired, do not drive. Prioritise your safety and the safety of others on the road.

6. Consider Functional Alternatives for Focus Without CBD

If your primary goal is to support focus and clarity without any CBD considerations, explore our Focus & Clarity collection. Here you’ll find products like Lion's Mane Gummies | 2000mg 30 Pack or Matcha Green Tea Powder | 150g, which may offer support for mental performance without any of the considerations associated with cannabinoids. Similarly, our Energy collection offers options like NMN = NAD+ Supplement (600mg per Serving) Cellular Repair & Energy Metabolism for those seeking to support their vitality and cellular health.

By following these practical steps, you can confidently and responsibly incorporate CBD into your wellness routine while ensuring you remain a safe and compliant driver on UK roads.

Swiss Peak Health's Commitment to Responsible Wellness

At Swiss Peak Health, our core mission is to make peak health genuinely affordable and accessible for everyone. This means not only offering high-quality products but also providing clear, reliable information to help you navigate your wellness journey with confidence. When it comes to something as important as driving, our commitment to transparency, quality, and compliance is unwavering.

We understand that choosing supplements requires trust, and we build that trust through our meticulous approach to every product. We are proudly British-made, and every item, from our CBD oils to our functional supplements, adheres to stringent UK manufacturing standards. Our facilities operate under robust certifications like BRC (HACCP), ensuring that every product you receive meets the highest benchmarks for safety and quality.

Our dedication to transparency is evident in our independent third-party lab testing. We don't just say our products are high quality; we provide the evidence. These lab reports confirm the exact cannabinoid content, proving the purity of our 0.0% THC CBD products and verifying that any trace THC in our full-spectrum offerings is well within legal limits. This rigorous testing and open sharing of results help to reduce the guesswork for you, allowing you to choose products like our Apple Flavoured CBD Oil 1000mg | 30ml with complete confidence.

We strive to support your overall wellness, whether you're seeking to enhance daily energy, support restful sleep, or cultivate a sense of calm. Our product range is designed to offer practical, valuable solutions that fit seamlessly into your lifestyle, helping you build consistent habits for a balanced life. For instance, beyond CBD, our Marine Collagen Tablets 1200mg | 30 Servings offer support for general wellbeing, demonstrating our broad commitment to helping you reach your peak.

Ultimately, our aim is to empower you to make informed decisions about your health. By upholding the highest standards of quality, transparency, and compliance, we ensure that you can explore the benefits of our wellness products responsibly, always knowing that your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities.

Conclusion

The question "can you drive with CBD oil in your system?" is a sensible one for any responsible individual engaging with wellness products. As we’ve explored, the answer for compliant CBD products in the UK is generally positive, largely due to CBD’s non-intoxicating nature. However, responsible use hinges on a clear understanding of several key factors: the distinction between CBD and THC, the potential for individual side effects like drowsiness, and the critical importance of product quality and transparency.

Always prioritise your safety. If you feel any form of impairment, however slight, after taking CBD, it is vital to avoid driving. Choosing products that are independently lab tested and certified 0.0% THC (where applicable) provides the greatest peace of mind, eliminating concerns about unintended THC presence. By embracing a "start low and go slow" approach and knowing your body’s unique response, you can confidently integrate CBD into your wellness routine.

At Swiss Peak Health, we are dedicated to providing premium wellness solutions that are not only affordable and accessible but also fully transparent and compliant with the highest UK standards. We believe in empowering you with the knowledge and the quality products you need to achieve your peak health responsibly.

Discover our range of high-quality, independently tested CBD and functional supplements designed to support your wellness journey responsibly. Explore how Swiss Peak Health can help you achieve your peak health goals today.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Can CBD oil make me fail a drug test for THC?

A1: If you are using a CBD isolate or broad-spectrum CBD product that is certified 0.0% THC, it is highly unlikely to cause you to fail a drug test for THC. However, full-spectrum CBD products contain trace amounts of THC (up to 0.2% in the UK). While this is generally not enough to cause impairment or register above drug driving limits, very sensitive workplace drug tests could potentially detect THC metabolites with heavy, consistent use of full-spectrum products. For maximum assurance, especially if you are subject to drug testing, choosing a 0.0% THC product like many found in our Stress & Calm collection is recommended.

Q2: What is the difference between full-spectrum and broad-spectrum CBD concerning driving?

A2: Full-spectrum CBD contains all compounds of the hemp plant, including trace amounts of THC (up to 0.2% in the UK). Broad-spectrum CBD contains multiple hemp compounds but has had all detectable THC removed (0.0%). For driving, broad-spectrum CBD offers greater peace of mind as it eliminates any concern about THC presence. If choosing full-spectrum, ensure it's from a reputable brand with accessible lab reports confirming compliant THC levels.

Q3: Are all CBD products in the UK regulated equally?

A3: While CBD products are legal in the UK if they meet certain criteria (e.g., <0.2% THC from industrial hemp), the market has varying levels of quality and compliance. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has classified CBD as a Novel Food, requiring authorisation. Reputable brands like Swiss Peak Health adhere to FSA-aligned compliance, ensuring products meet stringent safety and quality standards, are Made in the UK, and are independently lab tested. Always look for brands that offer transparency and verified lab results.

Q4: What should I do if I feel drowsy after taking CBD?

A4: If you experience drowsiness, fatigue, or any other effect that might impair your alertness after taking CBD, you must not drive or operate heavy machinery. This is a crucial safety measure. It's advisable to take CBD for the first time in a controlled, safe environment, such as at home, to understand how your body reacts. If drowsiness persists, consider adjusting your dose, taking CBD at a different time, or exploring other wellness products like those in our Focus & Clarity collection that support alertness. Always consult a healthcare professional if you have concerns or are taking other medications.