Where to find quality CBG.
A curated shelf of CBG brands, retailers, and marketplaces — chosen for third-party testing and honest labeling, never for health claims.
Three checks before you buy.
A published COA
A per-batch certificate of analysis you can actually open — with the full cannabinoid breakdown and a contaminant panel.
Plain mg labeling
CBG stated in milligrams per serving, up front — not a “proprietary blend,” not vibes.
No disease claims
Trustworthy sellers describe the product, not a cure. Conditional language only.
CBG is prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency — CBD is the only exempt cannabinoid. In a randomised trial of a broad-spectrum CBD product containing only trace CBG, CBG was detectable in urine after repeated daily use, and concentrations appeared higher after exercise. This is regulatory and testing status, not a health claim. Check the current WADA Prohibited List and your product's COA. (Gillham et al., PMID 40920736.)
Cited as an attributed regulatory and testing note. This paper is in intake review and is not yet a graded entry in the CBG Atlas registry, so it carries no evidence grade here.
Catalogue in progress.
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