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Cornbread Hemp’s USDA certified organic gummies are an mbg favorite thanks to a clever vegan formula that uses unique ingredients like organic blue agave, apple pectin, and organic tapioca syrup.

We love that you can choose between three potencies—20 mg, 25 mg or 50 mg —of CBD per serving and two flavors to find the right full-spectrum option for you. Just note that while these gummies are tasty, they do include a higher amount of sugar per serving than other picks on our list.

Sustainability & packaging: Kentucky-based Cornbread Hemp sources organic hemp from local farms. The brand’s gummies come in a curbside-recyclable glass bottle with a recyclable plastic cap.

Transparency: You can access the COA for Cornbread Hemp’s gummies via the third-party lab results database on the product page or by scanning the QR code on your product. Cornbread Hemp also shares more information about their farming and extraction process on the website.

For another home-grown pick, check out these gummies from Wisconsin-based BATCH. With 25 mg of full-spectrum hemp CBD per gummy, these fruity, cube-shaped gummies are a favorite of mindbodygreen editors. 

Made with mostly organic ingredients—like organic coconut oil, organic tapioca, and organic cane sugar—the vegan formula also packs sleep-promoting additions like passion flower extract, L-theanine, and cannabinol, or CBN.

Sustainability & packaging: BATCH grows its own hemp and produces CBD products in Neillsville, Wisconsin. While not certified organic, BATCH says it only uses organic farming practices. 

Transparency: All of BATCH’s products are produced in a GMP-registered facility, and the company shares all of third-party lab results via a database on the website.

Another USDA certified organic pick, these vegan gummies from Joy Organics come

in two potencies: a gentle 10 mg or moderate 25 mg of CBD per serving. We love this pick because it only packs 2g of organic sugar per gummy, which helps cover the hemp taste without making these edibles take too much like a confectionery.

Both potencies are available in the brand’s strawberry lemonade flavor, but only the lower-potency option is available in the green apple flavor. 

If you do want a full-spectrum option from the brand, you can test out its Budder line instead. Just be warned these formulas incorporate Delta-9 THC, which many people report to have similar psychedelic effects as THC.

Sustainability & packaging: We love how much emphasis Joy Organics puts on sustainability. All of the brand’s USDA certified organic products are delivered via carbon neutral shipping with packaging made from recycled materials.

Transparency: Joy Organics links out to its lab results database several times on the product page, so you won’t have any trouble finding the COA for these gummies. It also shares plenty of information about growing processes and business practices on the website.

FABCBD’s Anytime Gummies are made with 25 mg of CBD isolate, which means they don’t include the terpenes that typically give CBD its earthy taste. As a result, these vegan gummies only need 1g of organic cane sugar per serving to make them tasty. And, because CBD isolate is filtered to only include cannabidiol, these may also be a good pick for anyone looking to avoid THC entirely.

The brand also offers a nighttime version of the formula, which reduces the serving to a gentle dose of 12.5mg of CBD. This nighttime version also packs L-theanine, ashwagandha, and GABA. However we wouldn’t recommend this formula for regular use due to the incorporation of 2.5mg of melatonin. (Here’s why experts don’t recommend taking melatonin nightly.)

Sustainability & packaging: These gummies include hemp that’s farmed in Colorado and several organic ingredients, like organic turmeric and organic grape juice concentrate. The packaging is curbside recyclable.

Transparency: The COA for these gummies is available in FABCBD’s lab report database, where the brand shares all of results from its ISO-accredited testing partner, ProVerde Laboratories.

Still dream of the peach rings of your youth? Well, these R&R full-spectrum gummies are like the grown-up version of your favorite childhood treat. But instead of corn syrup and artificial dyes, these vegan gummies pack organic cane sugar, lemon juice concentrate, and natural fruit and vegetable extracts for coloring. 

The best-seller has 30 mg of full-spectrum hemp in every serving derived from USDA certified organic hemp. If you’re worried about trace levels of THC, you can also opt for the broad-spectrum formula instead. 

Either way, the gummies come in a pack of 30 that combines peach, strawberry, and granny smith flavors into a single jar. It’s like Russian roulette—but the winner always get a gummy that can support a calm mood and overall joint comfort.* 

Sustainability & packaging: R+R Medicinals was one of the first CBD brands to gain the USDA organic certification. It also uses an energy-efficient supercritical CO2 extraction process, and all packaging is curbside recyclable. 

Transparency: R+R farms organic hemp in the US and conducts testing with accredited partners SC Labs, Botanacor Labs, and Columbia Labs. It displays COAs for the products via a lab results database on the website. And, if you’re not happy with your gummies after a few weeks of testing them out, R+R offers a 60-day money back guarantee.

In addition to 20 mg of full-spectrum hemp CBD per serving, these gummies include turmeric and ginger for an added support to your body’s inflammatory response.* These additions give the vegan gummy a pretty ginger-forward flavor profile–which reviewers are mixed about—but ensures the total sugar per serving stays under 3g. 

Designed as a post-workout solution to assist with muscle recovery, this pick comes in packs of 30, 60, or 90. Each serving requires two gummies, which allows for flexibility to play with your dosage.

Sustainability & packaging: Charlotte’s Web is another certified B corporation and, although these gummies are not certified organic, the brand says it works with farms that employ sustainable practices. 

Transparency: The test results database for Charlotte’s Web products is available on the website’s “explore” tab. From there, you can enter your batch code to find the COA for your specific product.

With only 1g of sugar per serving, these broad-spectrum gummies from CBDfx are a great pick for anyone keeping an eye on their sugar intake. Each serving packs 50 mg of broad-spectrum hemp CBD, but a serving includes two gummies. That means you can easily customize your dose by taking only one (or upgrading three!).  

While these berry gummies are a vibrant red that feels artificial, the dye is actually from tomato lycopene. The rest of the formula is pretty simple and streamlined with ingredients you can read—the majority of which are organic.  

Sustainability & packaging: This CBDfx formula contains some organic ingredients, like organic cane sugar and organic tapioca syrup, but not organic hemp. The gummies come in a large plastic bottle that is curbside recyclable.

Transparency: The brand clearly displays lab test results for these gummies on the product page, but the website doesn’t offer much additional information about its process. CBDfx is a member of the National Hemp Association and the U.S. Hemp Roundtable.

If you know you prefer a higher dose of CBD, these broad-spectrum hemp gummies are available in two strong potencies that offer either 100 mg or 200 mg of CBD per serving. The vegan pick is made with organic cane sugar and natural fruit juices, and testers have excellent things to say about the tropical mix of flavors derived from fruits and vegetables. 

And if you’re not a fan of the cleaner formula, the brand offers a 60-day no-risk guarantee for it. Luckily, we think you’ll like the cbdMD’s unique take on a CBD gummy, which are infused with broad-spectrum hemp rather than just coated in it. 

Sustainability & packaging: cbdMD uses US-grown hemp and adheres to high manufacturing standards for safety. It’s also a member of the Natural Products Association, U.S. Hemp Roundtable, and Hemp Industries Association. 

Transparency: A big button on the product page will take you directly to the COA for these gummies. cbdMD also has a database that houses all of third-party testing results with helpful instructions on how to read a certificate of analysis.

Made without artificial fillers, these vegan CBD gummies pack a gentle dose of 15 mg of CBD per serving—a great starting dose for beginners. Just be warned this CBD is derived from full-spectrum hemp, which has trace amounts of THC.

Every bag includes 30 gummies in a variety of flavors, including watermelon, lemon, and strawberry. And like many on the list, the edibles are sweetened with organic cane sugar.

Sustainability & packaging: Some of Bluebird Botanicals’ ingredients are organic, but not all. And while packaging is minimal, it’s not curbside recyclable.

Transparency: Bluebird Botanicals is a Certified B corporation, which means the company is held to a high standard of social, environmental, and legal transparency. It clearly displays a link to a third-party testing results database on each product’s page, and includes a QR code on product packaging for easy access to your specific batch.

Made with organic fruit purees, organic broad-spectrum hemp extract, and organic MCT oil, these low-potency gummies are a great place for beginners to start. With 10 mg CBD per two-gummy serving, folks who want to ease into CBD can take control of their dose by taking just one 5 mg gummy and ramping up from there. Plus, Garden of Life’s gummies are available in a mango or tart cherry flavor, both of which should cover the hemp flavor to most palettes.

Sustainability & packaging: Garden of Life is an Oregon-based company that uses regenerative and organic farming practices. It’s also a certified B Corp with plenty of other feel-good certifications.

Transparency: While the COA for these gummies isn’t on display on the product page, you can find the lab results in Garden of Life’s COA database. You’ll also be able to search for your product’s lot number (which is on the packaging) to see the results for that particular batch.