Orange County CBD
Orange County CBD Gummies 4800mg
£66.99
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The largest tub Orange County makes: 4,800mg of broad spectrum CBD across 70 to 110 vegan sweets carrying 43.6mg to 68.5mg each, the strongest in the range. 18+.
- Free UK delivery on orders over £30
- Third-party lab-tested — COA on every batch
- Discreet plain packaging, no branding outside
- Sold to over-18s only, age-checked at checkout
Orange County CBD Gummies 4800mg is the largest tub in the range, holding 4,800mg of broad spectrum CBD across 70 to 110 vegan sweets depending on shape. At 43.6mg to 68.5mg per sweet it is also the strongest, narrowly ahead of the 1,200mg small tub. This is the fifth and last size we have researched in this range, and having done all five we can finally publish the rule the whole thing runs on, which no page selling any of them has ever set out. We also have to report that two retailers selling this exact tub publish two different Novel Food application numbers for it.
The strongest sweet in the range, shape by shape
One retailer publishes the full breakdown for this size and it is worth having in one place, because the spread across shapes is wide. Fizzy Peach Rings carry 43.6mg and come 110 to a tub. Bears carry 48mg across 100. Cubes 50.5mg across 95. Bottles 56.4mg across 85. Strawberries, Cherries and Worms all carry 68.5mg across 70.
That top figure is the point. A 68.5mg strawberry is the largest single amount of CBD in any sweet Orange County makes, more than the 60mg sweets in the 1,200mg small tub that most people assume is the strong one.
All five of the shapes we stock are available at this size. Worms and Bottles appear in the wider market at 4,800mg but are not shapes we carry.
The spread within one tub size is worth noticing on its own. Choosing Peach Rings over Strawberries takes you from 68.5mg to 43.6mg, which is a substantial difference from a decision most people make on flavour alone.
| Shape | CBD per sweet | Sweets per tub | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fizzy Peach Rings | 43.6mg | 110 | In stock |
| Mixed Fruit Bears | 48mg | 100 | In stock |
| Mixed Fruit Cubes | 50.5mg | 95 | In stock |
| Cherries | 68.5mg | 70 | In stock |
| Strawberries | 68.5mg | 70 | In stock |
Two retailers, two different Novel Food numbers
This needs saying plainly. Two UK retailers selling this exact tub each publish a Novel Food application number as a confident heading on the page. One says RP427. The other says RP441.
They cannot both be describing the same thing. Either one is wrong, or the two references belong to different dossiers covering different products, and nothing on either page tells a buyer which. Neither retailer explains what the number means or where to check it.
So here is the same position we take on every ingestible, and this is the clearest illustration yet of why. Ingestible CBD in the UK falls under the Novel Foods regime, administered by the Food Standards Agency. An application number means a dossier has been submitted and is somewhere in that process. It is not an authorisation and it is not the same as appearing as validated on the FSA public list.
We are not adopting either number as fact and we are not telling you this product is authorised. What we can tell you is that a number republished by a retailer, with no explanation and no link to the register, is not evidence of anything, and when two retailers publish two different numbers for one product that becomes hard to argue with.
How the whole Orange County gummy range actually works
Five sizes researched, and the pattern that looked chaotic across individual pages turns out to be simple. It is just never stated anywhere.
The number of sweets is decided by the format and the shape, not by the strength. A grab bag holds 8 to 12. A small tub holds 20 to 30. A large tub holds 70 to 110. Those counts barely move. The strength per sweet is then just the tub total divided by that count.
Once you see it, every oddity in the range explains itself. The 1,600mg large tub is gentler per sweet than the 1,200mg small tub because it spreads more CBD across three times as many sweets. The 400mg small tub and the 1,600mg large tub land in almost the same place per sweet despite one holding four times the total. And this 4,800mg tub is the strongest not because it is the biggest number, but because it puts that number across the same 70 to 110 sweets the 1,600mg uses.
The practical version: the tub figure tells you how much you are getting, and the format tells you how strong each sweet is. Read both, and if you only read one, read the format.
| Size | Format | Sweets | CBD per sweet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 400mg | Small tub | 20 to 30 | 13.3mg to 20mg |
| 200mg | Grab bag | 8 to 12 | 16mg to 25mg |
| 1600mg | Large tub | 70 to 110 | 16mg to 23mg |
| 1200mg | Small tub | 20 to 30 | 40mg to 60mg |
| 4800mg | Large tub | 70 to 110 | 43.6mg to 68.5mg |
68.5mg measured against what the FSA advises
The Food Standards Agency advises healthy adults keep CBD from food supplements to no more than 10mg a day. It is precautionary consumer advice rather than a legal limit, and it was revised down from an earlier 70mg figure, announced in October 2023.
A single 68.5mg strawberry from this tub is close to seven times that advisory figure. It is the largest gap between one sweet and the guidance anywhere in this range, and this is the page where it most needs stating.
None of the three pages selling this tub mentions the FSA at all, and none gives any serving guidance whatsoever on a 68.5mg sweet. That is now true of every single ingestible ranking set examined across this range without exception.
We are not going to tell you how much to take, and nothing on this page should be read as an instruction in either direction. What we will do is put the number in front of you rather than leaving you to find it later.
| Shape | CBD in one sweet | Against the advisory figure |
|---|---|---|
| Fizzy Peach Rings | 43.6mg | Over four times |
| Mixed Fruit Bears | 48mg | Nearly five times |
| Mixed Fruit Cubes | 50.5mg | Just over five times |
| Cherries or Strawberries | 68.5mg | Nearly seven times |
The THC rule, and three pages that cannot state it
A CBD product sold to a UK consumer must hold no more than 1mg of controlled cannabinoids, meaning THC, THCV and CBN, in the container. Per container, whatever the size of that container, and never as a percentage. It comes from the exempt product provisions under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
All three pages selling this tub publish a 0.2 per cent THC figure instead. That number is a cultivation rule capping THC in the standing hemp crop grown under a Home Office licence, and it has nothing to do with what may be sold to a consumer. On a tub this size the arithmetic is absurd.
Two of them then contradict themselves. One publishes 0.2 per cent alongside a claim of less than 0.01 per cent. The other publishes 0.2 per cent alongside 0 per cent. A page that gives two different figures for the same measurement is not giving you a figure at all.
Broad spectrum extract has the THC removed during processing, which is the actual mechanism keeping an edible inside the real limit. These sweets are pectin set rather than gelatine set, which makes them vegan, and are published as gluten free. Everything on this site is 18+ only.
Who should skip this tub
Most people, honestly. This is the largest and strongest tub in the range and it suits a narrow group: people who already know CBD edibles suit them, already know roughly what amount they want, and get through enough of them that a tub of seventy makes sense.
If you have not had CBD edibles before, do not start here. A 68.5mg sweet is nearly seven times the FSA advisory figure and there is no sensible way to take a smaller amount from it other than cutting a sticky sweet in half. The 200mg grab bag or the 400mg tub exist for exactly this.
If you want a large tub but not a strong sweet, the 1,600mg large tub holds a comparable number of much gentler sweets, which is the combination most people actually want when they reach for a big tub.
And if it matters to you that a CBD edible has a settled regulatory position, note that we could not establish one for this product and that two retailers publish conflicting application numbers for it. That is a reason for caution rather than alarm, but you should know it before you buy rather than after.
Frequently asked questions
- How much CBD is in an Orange County 4800mg gummy?
- Between 43.6mg and 68.5mg depending on shape. Fizzy Peach Rings are the gentlest at 43.6mg across 110 sweets, while Cherries and Strawberries are the strongest at 68.5mg across 70. That 68.5mg figure is the largest amount in any single sweet Orange County makes.
- Is the 4800mg tub stronger per sweet than the 1200mg tub?
- Yes, slightly. The 4,800mg large tub reaches 68.5mg per sweet while the 1,200mg small tub tops out at 60mg. It is the strongest sweet in the range, which surprises people who assume the small tub must be the concentrated one because it holds fewer sweets.
- Why do two shops list different Novel Food numbers for this product?
- We do not know, and that is the problem. One UK retailer publishes RP427 for this tub and another publishes RP441, each as a bare heading with no explanation. They cannot both be right about the same product, and neither links to a register where you could check.
- How do I work out the strength of any Orange County gummy?
- Divide the tub total by the sweet count, and the count is set by the format. A grab bag holds 8 to 12 sweets, a small tub 20 to 30, a large tub 70 to 110. So a 4,800mg large tub and a 1,600mg large tub hold similar numbers of sweets, which is why one is three times stronger per sweet than the other.
- Which shape should I pick if I want less in each sweet?
- Fizzy Peach Rings, at 43.6mg, and there are 110 of them in the tub rather than 70. Cherries and Strawberries sit at the other end at 68.5mg. It is a meaningful difference to make on flavour preference alone, which is how most people end up choosing.
- Can I cut a high strength CBD gummy in half?
- You can, though it is imprecise and messy with a pectin set sweet, and you have no way of knowing the CBD is distributed evenly through it. If you want smaller amounts, a lower strength tub or an oil with a dropper is built for that and this tub is not.
- How long does a tub of 70 to 110 gummies stay good?
- Check the date on the tub, and store it sealed, dry and out of direct sunlight. The practical issue with a tub this size is that it stays open for a long time, and pectin sweets can go tacky and stick together in warmth or humidity, which affects texture rather than the CBD content.
- Does a larger tub have a higher THC allowance under UK law?
- No, and this is the point of the rule. The limit is no more than 1mg of controlled cannabinoids per container, so it does not scale with size. A 4,800mg tub is held to exactly the same 1mg as a small grab bag, which is why the percentage figures retailers publish are the wrong measure entirely.
Updated July 2026
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