Of all ways to swallow CBD, the capsule is the most down-to-earth. No dropper, no taste, no gesture. One capsule = X mg. For anyone wanting a repeatable routine and a clear dose, this is the simplest format.

Number one advantage: precision

A "drop" varies; a capsule is weighed in the factory. If you really want to know how many mg you take each day, this is the most honest format.

Digestive route: things to know

• Onset: 45 minutes to 2 hours.
• Lower bioavailability than sublingual or vape.
• Longer duration: 4 to 8 hours.

Take with a meal containing some fat (olive oil, cheese, avocado) to improve absorption.

Spotting a good capsule

• Extract type stated.
• Mg per capsule clearly given.
• Shell — animal gelatin or plant pullulan/HPMC.
• Carrier oil readable.
• Lab analysis available.

Who is it for

Regular users who want a simple routine, profiles who dislike the vegetal taste of oil, travellers. Not ideal for fine modulation or fast onset — see sublingual or vape instead.

The Horus stance

In our shops in Boulogne-sur-Gesse and L'Isle-en-Dodon, we like capsules for established routines. But the format does not make the quality. A bad oil in a capsule is still a bad oil.

To go further: edibles guide.

CBD is not a medicine. Sold exclusively to adults (≥ 18), non-medical use. Keep out of reach of children.