Euphoria
Euphoria Kashmir Kush CBD Solid Extract 50%
£13.99
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A solid hemp extract stated at 50 per cent CBD, carrying a caryophyllene, limonene, linalool and myrcene terpene profile. No weight is published for this line. 18+.
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- Third-party lab-tested — COA on every batch
- Discreet plain packaging, no branding outside
- Sold to over-18s only, age-checked at checkout
Euphoria Kashmir Kush CBD Solid Extract 50% is a solid hemp material stated at 50 per cent CBD, carrying a published terpene profile and a strain reference. It is the strongest stated percentage in Euphoria's solid range, above even the 40 per cent hashes. It is also the product where the percentage does you the least good, because unlike every hash in the range, no weight is published for it anywhere, and a percentage without a quantity beside it cannot be turned into anything you can use.
Fifty per cent of what, exactly
Every Euphoria hash line states a weight. They are one gram pieces, so 40 per cent of a gram converts cleanly to around 400mg and you can compare that against anything else on a CBD shelf.
This product states no weight at all. Not in the name, not in our records, not on the pages selling it to UK buyers. So the 50 per cent sits there with nothing to multiply it by.
That is not a small omission. A percentage is a ratio, and a ratio needs a quantity before it becomes a fact about the thing in your hand. Fifty per cent of a gram is 500mg. Fifty per cent of ten grams is five thousand. Those are wildly different products and the listing does not tell you which one you are looking at.
It matters even more here than usual, because the manufacturer and its European resellers sell this line in bulk and in ten gram pieces as well as smaller ones. Weights in this range genuinely vary. We have not confirmed the weight of the piece our distributor supplies, so we are not going to state one, and until we do the percentage is the only figure available and it is not enough.
| If the piece weighs | Fifty per cent works out at |
|---|---|
| 1 gram | About 500mg |
| 2 grams | About 1,000mg |
| 5 grams | About 2,500mg |
| 10 grams | About 5,000mg |
| Not published, as here | Not calculable |
Our records and the manufacturer disagree about the extract
Our catalogue records this product as an isolate, meaning cannabidiol refined away from everything else. The manufacturer describes the same 50 per cent solid as containing only natural terpenes and a full spectrum of cannabinoids.
Those cannot both be right, and the difference is the one that matters. Isolate has no THC in it because everything except cannabidiol has been removed. Full spectrum retains the plant's compounds including THC.
When two sources disagree on that point, the responsible thing is to assume the more demanding one. So we handle this as we would any full spectrum product: we publish no THC figure, we make no claim about whether it sits inside the UK limit of 1mg of controlled cannabinoids per container, and we do not hold the per-batch certificate that would let us say otherwise.
We would rather be open about why. Our product records are generated from distributor feeds, and while writing these pages we have found the extract grade recorded wrongly on a considerable number of products. It is not a field we are willing to lean on when a manufacturer says something different.
The maker calls it solid hash, the trade calls it solid extract
Euphoria sells this product on its own site as a CBD Solid Hash. Our catalogue and the UK trade call it a Solid Extract. Same product, two descriptions.
That brings the running total of names for Euphoria's solid hemp materials to four. Its 1g pieces are sold as hash in the UK, as incense by at least one British shop, and as pressed hemp by a retailer in another market. Now the 50 per cent line arrives under two more names depending on who is describing it.
None of these is a lie. They are all reasonable descriptions of a solid, resinous block containing hemp extract. But four naming conventions across one manufacturer's solid range is more than any other brand on this site produces, and it makes the products almost impossible to compare unless you already know they are the same family.
The practical advice is to ignore the noun and read the numbers, then check whether the numbers mean anything, which on this product they do not without a weight.
The solid extract range is three different cannabinoids
This is the finding most likely to catch someone out, because the naming makes these look like flavour variants of one product.
Euphoria's solid extracts in our catalogue are Kashmir Kush at 50 per cent, Peach OG at 30 per cent and Zkittlez at 30 per cent. Read as a range, that looks like one strong option and two milder ones.
It is not. Kashmir Kush is a CBD extract. Peach OG is a CBG extract, cannabigerol. Zkittlez is a CBC extract, cannabichromene. Three products, three different cannabinoids, sharing a format and a naming convention.
CBC in particular is uncommon in UK retail, and neither CBG nor CBC is CBD. If you came looking for a CBD solid, this is the one, and the strain names on the other two tell you nothing about what is in them.
| Product | Cannabinoid | Stated strength |
|---|---|---|
| Kashmir Kush CBD Solid Extract, this page | CBD, cannabidiol | 50 per cent |
| Peach OG CBG Solid Extract | CBG, cannabigerol | 30 per cent |
| Zkittlez CBC Solid Extract | CBC, cannabichromene | 30 per cent |
Terpenes, and what the strain name is actually telling you
The published terpene profile for this product is caryophyllene, limonene, linalool and myrcene. That is more detail than most solid hemp products publish and it is worth crediting.
Those four are among the most common terpenes in cannabis. Caryophyllene is peppery and warm, limonene sharp and citrus, linalool floral, and myrcene earthy and slightly herbal. Together they are the reason a product like this smells of something rather than nothing.
The strain reference is where care is needed. The manufacturer describes the profile as inspired by Kashmir Kush, given as a cross of Vanilla Kush and Purple Pig. Note the word inspired. This is a terpene profile built to evoke that strain, not an extract made from it.
That is consistent with how this whole range works. As we set out on our page for the Choco hash, Euphoria's solid materials are described as pressed hemp with extract and terpenes added, rather than resin collected from a particular plant. The strain names across the range are references rather than sources.
Where this sits, and what is honestly unknown
This one is in stock, which distinguishes it from the two 40 per cent hashes we have written up, both of which are currently unavailable.
It is also, on its stated percentage, the strongest solid Euphoria makes in our range. Whether that translates into more cannabinoid than a 40 per cent hash depends entirely on the weights, and since this product does not publish one, that comparison cannot be made either.
Euphoria also produces CBD crumble and shatter lines that do publish milligram figures rather than percentages, at 460mg, 465mg and 93mg. Those are currently out of stock, but they are the only solids in the range where the arithmetic is done for you.
So the honest summary is short. We know the terpene profile, the stated percentage, the cannabinoid and the format. We do not know the weight, we do not know the extract grade with confidence, and we do not have a certificate. That is more than any page selling it tells you, and it is still less than we would like.
Who should not buy this
If you want to know how much cannabinoid you are getting, this product cannot tell you, because a percentage without a weight is not a quantity. The crumble and shatter lines publish milligrams, and the oils and gummies elsewhere on this site publish them per drop and per sweet.
If you want certainty about THC, our records and the manufacturer disagree about whether this is isolate or full spectrum, and we have chosen to assume the latter. Nobody publishes a figure.
If you wanted CBG or CBC, the Peach OG and Zkittlez solids are those, and this is not. The naming does not make that obvious.
And if you want a settled regulatory position, this is a solid hemp material in a category the owner stocks on an explicit decision, which is a reason to think rather than a reason to worry, but you should know it before rather than after.
Frequently asked questions
- How much CBD is in Euphoria Kashmir Kush solid extract?
- We cannot tell you, because no weight is published for this line. Fifty per cent of a gram is around 500mg and fifty per cent of ten grams is around five thousand, and the listing does not say which. The manufacturer and its European resellers sell this range in several sizes.
- Why does the weight matter more than the percentage?
- Because a percentage is a ratio and needs a quantity before it becomes a fact about the piece in front of you. Every Euphoria hash line states one gram, so the arithmetic works. This one states nothing, so the figure on the front cannot be converted into anything comparable.
- Is this an isolate or a full spectrum extract?
- Sources disagree. Our records say isolate, while the manufacturer describes the same 50 per cent solid as containing a full spectrum of cannabinoids. We go with full spectrum, since that is the more demanding assumption, and publish no THC figure as a result.
- Why does Euphoria call it solid hash when you call it solid extract?
- Both descriptions circulate. The manufacturer's own listing says CBD Solid Hash, while our catalogue and the UK trade use Solid Extract. It is the fourth naming convention we have found across this brand's solid range, after hash, incense and pressed hemp.
- Are the other Euphoria solid extracts also CBD?
- No, and this is easy to miss. Peach OG is a CBG extract, cannabigerol, and Zkittlez is a CBC extract, cannabichromene. Three products sharing a format and a naming style, containing three different cannabinoids. CBC is genuinely uncommon in UK retail.
- Which terpenes are in Kashmir Kush solid extract?
- Caryophyllene, limonene, linalool and myrcene, which the manufacturer publishes. Broadly those give a peppery warmth, a sharp citrus note, something floral and an earthy herbal base. Publishing the profile at all is more than most solid hemp products manage.
- Is this made from the Kashmir Kush strain?
- No. The manufacturer describes the terpene profile as inspired by that strain, given as a cross of Vanilla Kush and Purple Pig. It is a profile built to evoke the strain rather than an extract taken from it, which is consistent with how this whole solid range is made.
- Which Euphoria solids publish an actual milligram figure?
- The crumble and shatter lines, at 460mg, 465mg and 93mg, though all three are currently out of stock. Everything sold as hash or solid extract is labelled with a percentage instead, and only the ones stating a weight can be converted into milligrams.
Updated July 2026
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