Mediweed provides UK-legal hemp and cannabinoid collectables. These include loose hemp tea blends, herbal infusions, hemp flowers, and other plant-based products derived from EU-approved industrial hemp strains.

Our products are not sold for smoking and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. They are botanical products for adults who wish to explore hemp and cannabinoids within UK law.

Yes. Our products are derived from EU-approved industrial hemp strains grown for lawful botanical purposes. They contain no illegal levels of THC and are sold as non-medicinal hemp products.

We keep our range and lab testing in line with current UK guidance, but regulations can change and it is your responsibility to check local rules if ordering from outside mainland UK.

No. Our hemp products are selected and tested to meet UK requirements for non-psychoactive botanical goods. They are not intended for intoxication or recreational high use.

Any effects are usually described as mild and relaxing, similar to other herbal teas.

No. CBD, CBG, CBN and other non-psychoactive cannabinoids used in our products are not considered addictive.

As with coffee or herbal teas, some people may build a daily routine around them, but this is habit rather than chemical dependence.

Hemp is an agricultural product, so natural variation is normal. Factors such as weather, soil, harvest time and curing can change:

– Colour and density of the material
– Aroma and terpene profile
– Subtle flavour notes

We see this as a sign of genuine plant material rather than something manufactured to be identical every time.

Cannabinoids are natural compounds found in the hemp plant. Well-known cannabinoids include CBD, CBG, CBN and CBC.

They interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system, which helps maintain balance (homeostasis). Each cannabinoid has its own properties, aromas, and characteristics, so many customers choose products based on flavour, relaxation profile, or general interest in the plant’s natural chemistry.

CBD (cannabidiol) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid found in hemp. It does not produce a high and is permitted in the UK when it comes from approved hemp varieties and contains only trace levels of THC within legal limits.

CBD is commonly used in teas, oils, balms and other wellness products. While CBD is being studied for potential benefits, Mediweed products are not sold as medicines and no medical claims are made.

CBD
– Non-intoxicating and the most widely known cannabinoid.
– Often chosen by people looking for general balance and relaxation.

CBG
– Sometimes called the “stem-cell cannabinoid” because many other cannabinoids begin as CBG in the plant.
– Known for its clean, uplifting herbal character.

CBN
– Forms naturally as THC in the plant ages.
– Non-psychoactive at UK-legal levels and often selected for evening or wind-down style teas.

Each cannabinoid offers its own flavour and botanical profile. Customers usually pick based on preference rather than strength claims.

Full-spectrum hemp includes multiple cannabinoids, terpenes and other natural plant compounds from the original hemp flower.

Many customers prefer full-spectrum products because they offer a more rounded botanical experience, often called the entourage effect. We still avoid medical claims – this term refers to plant complexity, not guaranteed results.

Terpenes are natural aromatic compounds found in plants, including hemp. They are responsible for the scent and flavour profile of each variety – citrus, pine, earthy, floral, fruity and more.

Our hemp varieties are chosen for strong terpene profiles, which is why different products can smell and taste noticeably different even if the cannabinoid content is similar.

Decarboxylation is the process where acidic cannabinoids (such as CBDA or CBGA) convert into their neutral forms (CBD, CBG, etc.). This usually happens when hemp is exposed to gentle heat or over time during curing.

For tea drinkers, warm water and time in the cup start a mild decarboxylation process, while still keeping the product within its intended use as a herbal infusion.

Our loose hemp teas and blends are usually prepared like any herbal tea:

1. Add 1–2 teaspoons of loose tea to an infuser or teapot.
2. Pour over hot water just off the boil.
3. Steep for 5–10 minutes (longer for a stronger brew).
4. Strain and enjoy. You can add honey, lemon or mix with other herbs.

Some customers also use our botanicals for aromatherapy, craft, or collection purposes. Products are not sold for smoking.

A common starting point is:

– 1 level teaspoon of loose tea for a mild cup
– Up to 2 teaspoons for a stronger brew

You can adjust the amount of tea and steeping time to suit your taste. If you are new to hemp teas, start with a weaker cup and build up gradually.

Because these are botanical teas, any effects are usually gentle and may take 20–40 minutes or more. Some people simply enjoy the taste and ritual, while others report feeling more relaxed.

Everyone is different, and there is no guaranteed effect. Our products are not medicines and are not intended to treat any condition.

Yes. Many customers enjoy blending our hemp teas with other herbal or traditional teas, for example:

– Peppermint or spearmint
– Chamomile or lemon balm
– Rooibos or green tea
– Fruit teas and citrus blends

Mixing can soften the hemp taste or build your own signature blend.

Many customers choose to drink hemp tea regularly, often in the evening as part of a wind-down routine.

If you are new to cannabinoids, start with a small amount once per day, see how you feel, and only increase gradually if you are comfortable. If you have any health concerns, speak to a healthcare professional first.

To keep your hemp and teas fresh:

– Store them in a cool, dry place
– Keep pouches sealed and away from strong light
– Avoid high heat, moisture and direct sunlight

Proper storage helps preserve aroma, flavour and cannabinoid content for as long as possible.

CBD itself is non-psychoactive, but everyone responds differently to herbal and cannabinoid products.

If you feel drowsy, light-headed, or not quite yourself after any tea or supplement, you should not drive or operate machinery. Always see how a product affects you at home first and leave plenty of time before driving.

Most workplace tests look for illegal levels of THC, not CBD or CBG. Our products are made to be compliant and contain only trace levels of THC where applicable.

However, we cannot give guarantees about individual test results, as testing methods and sensitivity vary. If drug testing is a concern, consider sticking to products clearly marked as THC-free and always act cautiously.

Most adults tolerate hemp teas and CBD products well. Possible side effects, especially in higher amounts, may include:

– Dry mouth
– Feeling relaxed or sleepy
– Changes in appetite or digestion

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a medical condition or take prescription medicines, you should speak to a healthcare professional before using cannabinoid products.

CBD and other cannabinoids can interact with certain prescription medicines because they are processed by some of the same liver enzymes.

If you take any regular medication, have a diagnosed condition, or are under medical supervision, always talk to your doctor or pharmacist before adding CBD or cannabinoid products to your routine.

Yes. Where applicable we provide Certificates of Analysis (COAs) from independent laboratories. These confirm cannabinoid content and help show that our products remain within legal limits.

If you need a COA for a specific product, please contact us and include the product name and batch number so we can point you to the correct report where available.

Yes. Our hemp teas, herbal blends and flowers are plant-based and suitable for vegans and vegetarians.

If any product contains additional ingredients (for example, honey or other additives), this will be clearly indicated on the label and in the description.

Yes, we ship across the UK, including most islands and remote postcodes. Delivery times and prices may vary depending on location and courier.

If your postcode has special restrictions or surcharges, this will usually be shown at checkout before you confirm your order.

We currently do not use a branded payment gateway. Payments are made directly to J Ward, so on your bank statement you will see the payment reference in that name (or a close variation), not “Mediweed”.

This keeps payments straightforward and avoids issues with banks that do not support hemp-related business names.