Hemp Oil
The Hemp Oil category includes hemp oils and pastes, including available CANNOVA Natural CBD Oil products in 5%, 10%, 20%, and 30% concentrations in 10 ml bottles.
List of products
Products in this group share a hemp origin but differ primarily in form and concentration. Oil is liquid, while paste is noticeably thicker, so each subtype requires a different method of measuring and use. CBD oils come in several concentrations, allowing the selection to be organized by the amount of CBD in the entire package and its percentage concentration.
Hemp oil and hemp paste—two subtypes in one category
Hemp oil is a liquid product that can be portioned in drops according to the manufacturer's information. Hemp paste has a more concentrated, thick consistency and is usually measured in a way suited to its packaging. The difference in form therefore affects dispensing convenience and daily use, but does not, by itself, determine a specific version's ingredients or purpose.
The raw material, ingredients, and amounts of individual cannabinoids also affect a product's character. Read these details together with its name and label, since oils and pastes may come in different formulations. The category organizes their type, while the specific item's parameters define its practical characteristics.
- hemp oil—liquid form
- hemp paste—thick form
- different measuring methods depending on form and packaging
CBD concentration and amount per package
The CBD percentage lets you compare concentrations in products of the same volume, while the amount in milligrams describes the CBD in the entire package. In the current CANNOVA oil selection, all listed versions have a volume of 10 ml, making the relationship between the two figures clear: 5% corresponds to 500 mg, 10% to 1000 mg, 20% to 2000 mg, and 30% to 3000 mg of CBD.
A higher percentage means a greater concentration of CBD in the same volume, but it is not an instruction for use on its own. Portioning depends on the specific product's label, ingredients, and manufacturer recommendations. The numerical labels thus serve their proper purpose: helping identify the version rather than suggesting a universal use.
- CANNOVA Natural CBD Oil 500 mg — 5% — 10 ml
- CANNOVA Natural CBD Oil 1000 mg — 10% — 10 ml
- CANNOVA Natural CBD Oil 2000 mg — 20% — 10 ml
- CANNOVA Natural CBD Oil 3000 mg — 30% — 10 ml
What the form tells you and what the label tells you
The oil or paste format primarily describes consistency and how portions are measured. A particular product's actual profile is defined by its full name, ingredient list, CBD content, volume, and manufacturer recommendations. Distinguish these levels of information: belonging to the category does not mean every product has identical ingredients or characteristics.
The relationship between percentage concentration and the amount of CBD in milligrams is particularly important. When comparing different volumes, the percentage alone does not give the full picture, so read both values together. This helps identify a version accurately without attributing effects the manufacturer does not claim.
Use and storage according to the label
Before use, read the selected product's label, recommended serving, warnings, and allergen information. The manufacturer's storage conditions and expiration date are also important. A securely closed package helps protect the contents from accidental spills or contamination, while keeping the product out of children's reach reduces the risk of unintended use.
Key Information
- Two product forms: hemp oil and hemp paste
- CBD oils in concentrations from 5% to 30%
- CANNOVA versions containing 500 mg to 3000 mg of CBD
- 10 ml volume for the listed CANNOVA oils
Frequently Asked Questions
How does hemp oil differ from hemp paste?
Oil is liquid, while paste is thicker. This difference primarily affects measuring and ease of use; the specific product's label defines its exact ingredients.
Do the CBD percentage and number of milligrams mean the same thing?
No. The percentage describes CBD concentration, while the number of milligrams describes its amount in the entire package. The listed CANNOVA oils contain 10 ml, so 5%, 10%, 20%, and 30% correspond to 500 mg, 1000 mg, 2000 mg, and 3000 mg of CBD, respectively.

