REST | CBD Oil

Traditional use

Hemp has been cultivated for over 10,000 years, for fibre, food and traditional preparations across Asia and Europe. CBD itself was identified in 1940, and modern cultivation lets suppliers produce extracts that meet UK legal limits for controlled cannabinoids.

Provenance, where ours comes from

Extracted from legally cultivated hemp and refined to meet UK legal limits for controlled cannabinoids, then blended and bottled in the UK. CBD certificates for batches tested in the last 24 months are published in the Evidence Locker.

Traditional use

Roman bathhouses were scented with it, Victorian linen cupboards were stuffed with it, and herbalists have long sewn it into sleep pillows. Few plants carry such an unbroken bedtime tradition.

Provenance, where ours comes from

Lavandula angustifolia, steam-distilled from the flowering tops, the same species grown across the hills of southern France.

Traditional use

Hops entered brewing around the 9th century, yet folk herbalists valued the cones long before, tucked into 'dream pillows' after harvesters were noticed growing drowsy in the fields at picking time.

Provenance, where ours comes from

Humulus lupulus cones, harvested at full ripeness when their aromatic resins are richest.

Traditional use

Tea has been the meditator's companion for over a thousand years, Zen monks drank whisked tea to stay alert yet settled through long sits. Science eventually found the reason: L-theanine, an amino acid almost unique to the tea leaf.

Provenance, where ours comes from

Identical to the L-theanine found in shade-grown tea leaves, produced to food-supplement purity and blended into our oils in the UK.