CBD price per milligram: how to compare drops and resin honestly
Pack prices tell you almost nothing. A 10 ml bottle at 30 € and a 5 ml syringe at 70 € are not comparable until you know how many milligrams of CBD each one holds. Below are our prices on 31 October 2026 converted to 100 mg of CBD, so you can see what you actually pay – and how to run the same calculation on any other shop’s product.
Our products, price per 100 mg CBD (31 Oct 2026)
| Product | CBD per pack | Price | Per 100 mg CBD |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 % CBD hemp drops, 10 ml | 2,000 mg | 40.00 € | 2.00 € |
| 50 % CBD hemp resin, 5 ml | 2,500 mg | 70.00 € | 2.80 € |
| 10 % CBD hemp drops, 10 ml | 1,000 mg | 30.00 € | 3.00 € |
| 5 % CBD hemp drops XXL, 15 ml | 750 mg | 25.00 € | 3.33 € |
| 30 % CBD hemp resin, 5 ml | 1,500 mg | 60.00 € | 4.00 € |
| 5 % CBG hemp drops, 10 ml | 500 mg CBG | 24.00 € | 4.80 € (CBG) |
| 10 % CBN + 10 % CBD drops, 10 ml | 1,000 mg CBN + 1,000 mg CBD | 49.95 € | 2.50 € (per 100 mg of total cannabinoids) |
Prices include VAT, single unit, regular price. Promotions change them – the price in the cart is the one that applies.
What the table shows
- 20 % drops are the cheapest CBD per milligram at 2.00 €, followed by 50 % resin at 2.80 €.
- Higher concentration usually means lower price per mg. Bottle, syringe, filling, label and lab testing cost roughly the same whatever the concentration, so that fixed part is spread over more milligrams.
- Lower concentrations buy you precision, not savings. 5 % XXL drops cost more per mg but let you measure small amounts easily.
Quantity pricing
Every product: 2 units −10 %, 3 or more −15 %. For 50 % resin that means 1 unit 2.80 €, 2 units 2.52 €, 3 units 2.38 € per 100 mg. Shipping across the EU is free over 50 €.
How to run the calculation on any product
- Find the milligrams of CBD per pack on the label or lab report. If only a percentage is given: 10 ml × 10 % ≈ 1,000 mg (1 ml of oil weighs roughly 0.9–1 g; the lab report gives the exact figure).
- Divide the price by the milligrams and multiply by 100.
- Check the lab report (COA) for that batch. If the measured CBD is lower than the label, use the measured figure. If there is no batch COA, the price per mg cannot be trusted at all. See how to read a COA.
Three traps
- “Total cannabinoids” instead of CBD. Some labels add CBD, CBG, CBC and THC together. Compare CBD to CBD.
- “Hemp extract” in mg instead of CBD in mg. 1,000 mg of extract can contain 500 mg of CBD or 900 mg. Only the COA tells you.
- Hemp seed oil sold next to CBD oil. Hemp seed oil contains no cannabinoids. Our 250 ml hemp seed oil is a cooking and skin oil, not a CBD product, and its price has nothing to do with this table.
Drops or resin
If price per mg is all that matters, take 20 % drops or 50 % resin. In practice the form matters too: drops are oil in a dropper bottle, resin is a thick paste in a dosing syringe. The differences are in Hemp resin: what it is. All resins are in the hemp resin category, all drops in hemp drops.
FAQ
Is 50 % resin cheaper than 30 %?
Per pack no (70 € vs 60 €), per milligram yes: 2.80 € vs 4.00 € per 100 mg.
Why is CBG more expensive per mg than CBD?
CBG occurs in much smaller amounts in the plant, so more raw material goes into the same milligrams.
Do prices change?
Yes, during promotions. The table is the state on 31 October 2026; the cart price is always the one that applies.
