This is a common search in the UK, so the Big CBD Product team has opened this topic. It refers to UK advice; rules and guidance differ by country.
Since October 2023, the UK Food Standards Agency has advised healthy adults not to take more than 10 mg of CBD a day from food products, which includes oils and edibles.
The FSA also advises people who are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication not to take CBD.
This is regulator advice, not a dosage recommendation from our team. CBD products are not medicines, and for any personal question, ask a doctor or pharmacist.
Did the FSA advice change the way you read CBD labels? How easy is it to work out the CBD content per serving on the products you have seen?