Hempthy
Hempthy CBD Fizzy Gummy Bears 300mg
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A pouch of 30 vegan fizzy bears carrying 10mg of CBD isolate each, one a day for a month. Contains E102 and E129 and sulphites. 18+ only.
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- Sold to over-18s only, age-checked at checkout
Hempthy CBD Fizzy Gummy Bears 300mg is a pouch of thirty vegan bears with a sour coating, each carrying ten milligrams of CBD isolate. It is the gentle end of Hempthy's fizzy range and the pouch most people reach for first, which is precisely why the second thing on its ingredient list is worth a paragraph before anything else. This is the bag where the brand's most careful decision and its least careful one end up together.
The careful pouch, with the colours that need a warning
Two things are true about this pouch at the same time.
The first is that the numbers are as sensible as anything in this catalogue. Thirty bears, ten milligrams in each, three hundred milligrams in the pouch, sold as a thirty day supply. One a day, thirty days, and ten milligrams is exactly the Food Standards Agency's precautionary advice for adults taking CBD as a food supplement. Nothing to untangle.
The second is that it is coloured with E102 and E129.
Those are tartrazine and allura red, and both sit among the six colours that UK law singles out. A food containing any of them must carry the statement that it may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children. We checked this pouch's own ingredient list rather than assuming it matched the larger one, and it does: E102, E129, E133 and E132, identically.
So the pouch someone new to CBD is most likely to pick up, because it is the smallest and the gentlest, is also the one carrying the colouring system that comes with a statutory warning. That is not a contradiction the brand has drawn attention to, and no UK retailer selling it prints the statement.
If the reason you were looking at the three hundred milligram pouch is that you wanted the careful option, the hard gums at the same tier are worth two minutes of your time. Same brand, same isolate, same ten milligrams a piece, coloured with anthocyanins, paprika and turmeric instead.
How to choose within the Hempthy range
Hempthy makes seven or eight things that look interchangeable on a listing page and are not. Having now gone through the range properly, here is the guide nobody publishes, arranged by what you actually care about rather than by product name.
The pattern worth knowing is that the two variables move independently. Strength tier does not predict colour system, and format does not predict either. A gentle pouch can carry the listed colours and a strong one can avoid them.
| If what matters most is | The answer | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Ten milligrams a piece and a clean daily count | Fizzy Bears 300mg (this pouch) or Hard Gums 300mg | Both are thirty pieces at ten milligrams |
| Avoiding the listed colours | Hard Gums, either size | Plant-derived colours only, so no warning statement |
| The sour coating | Fizzy Bears or Fizzy Sour Peaches | A citric and malic acid dusting |
| Less sugar | Sugar Free Gummies | Sweeteners rather than sugar and glucose syrup |
| The most in a single piece | Fizzy Gummy Bears 1200mg | Thirty milligrams a gummy across forty |
| A long, firm chew | Hard Gums | Pectin and starch set, in the wine gum family |
| A soft texture | Fizzy Bears | Softer set, and the coating goes within seconds |
What is in the pouch
CBD isolate at ninety nine point nine per cent, American sourced and manufactured in the UK, with glucose syrup, sugar, corn starch, water, citric and malic acid, E331 as an acidity regulator, flavourings and the four colours.
E331 is sodium citrate. It is there to buffer the acid coating so the sourness is sharp rather than harsh, and so the sweet does not degrade in the bag. It is an ordinary confectionery ingredient and worth naming only because nobody ever does.
Sulphites are declared in the glucose syrup, and that is the allergen here. This is the fourth Hempthy product we have written up and the fourth time not a single UK retailer ranking for it mentions them.
Vegan friendly, stated THC free, made with isolate so there are no other cannabinoids and no terpenes in it at all.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Bears in the pouch | 30 |
| CBD in each bear | 10mg |
| CBD in the pouch | 300mg |
| Stated as | A thirty day supply, which divides exactly |
| FSA daily advisory | 10mg, the same figure |
| Form of CBD | Isolate at 99.9 per cent |
| Coating | Citric and malic acid, buffered with E331 |
| Colours | E102, E129, E133, E132 |
| Warning statement | Required, because of E102 and E129 |
| Allergen | Sulphites, in the glucose syrup |
| Suitable for vegans | Yes, per the maker |
| Age restriction | 18+ only |
What they are like at ten milligrams
A soft bear with a granular sour dusting. The acid hits immediately, fades within a few seconds, and what is left is a straightforward fruit sweet. Using citric and malic acid together gives a rounder sourness than citric alone, closer to sherbet than to lemon.
At ten milligrams of isolate there is nothing at all to taste of the CBD. Isolate carries no terpenes, so the herbal note that puts people off full spectrum products simply is not present.
The practical difference between this pouch and the larger one is the habit. Thirty bears at one a day is a month you can keep track of, and the sweet is small enough that one does not feel like a decision. The fifty-bear pouch at twenty milligrams is a different proposition, and we have written about why its thirty day wording does not survive division.
One honest note about the format. A soft fizzy bear is considerably more moreish than a firm hard gum, and at ten milligrams that matters less than it does at twenty, which is a reasonable argument for this pouch over its bigger sibling regardless of the arithmetic.
Who should skip this pouch
Anyone who would rather avoid tartrazine and allura red. The hard gums are the same brand, the same isolate and the same ten milligrams, without them, and that is the whole reason we put the colours at the top of this page.
Anyone avoiding sulphites, declared in the glucose syrup across the entire Hempthy sweet range.
Anyone who already knows ten milligrams is not enough for them. Going up a tier is easy and halving a gummy is not.
And anyone who wants the fizz to be the point. The coating is a few seconds of the experience. If sour is what you are after rather than a sour first impression, the sour peaches in the same range lean harder into it.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the 300mg fizzy pouch use the same colours as the 1000mg?
- Yes, identically: E102, E129, E133 and E132. We checked the smaller pouch's own ingredient list rather than assuming it matched, because the difference would have mattered. Both therefore fall under the requirement for a statement about children's activity and attention.
- Which Hempthy pouch is the best starting point?
- Either three hundred milligram pouch, since both give ten milligrams in a piece and thirty pieces. Between them it comes down to whether you want the sour coating or want to avoid the listed colours, because the hard gums use plant-derived colouring and the fizzy bears do not.
- How long does a 300mg pouch of fizzy bears last?
- Thirty days at one bear a day, which is what the maker's thirty day wording means on this pouch and one of the few places in this catalogue where that arithmetic works out exactly. Ten milligrams a day also matches the FSA's daily advisory figure.
- What is E331 doing in these sweets?
- It is sodium citrate, an acidity regulator. It buffers the citric and malic acid coating so the sourness lands sharp rather than harsh and so the sweet keeps in the bag. An ordinary confectionery ingredient, named here only because nobody else bothers.
- Which Hempthy products avoid the warned colours?
- The American Hard Gums, in both sizes. They use anthocyanins, paprika extract and curcumin, none of which is among the six listed colours. Everything in the fizzy range carries E102 and E129, regardless of which strength tier you pick.
- Is the 300mg fizzy bear the same sweet as the 1000mg one?
- The same recipe and the same colours, with a different amount of CBD isolate worked into it. Ten milligrams a bear here against twenty in the larger pouch, and thirty bears rather than fifty. Nothing else about the sweet changes.
- Do the fizzy bears have a stronger flavour than the hard gums?
- Different rather than stronger. The fizzy bears open with an acid hit that disappears in seconds and settle into fruit sweetness. The hard gums have no coating at all and are a longer, firmer chew, so the flavour arrives more slowly and stays.
- Why would a low strength CBD sweet still need a colour warning?
- Because the requirement attaches to the colours rather than to the cannabinoid. E102 and E129 trigger it whatever else is in the product, so a ten milligram sweet and a thirty milligram one carry exactly the same obligation if they share a colour system.
Updated July 2026
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