Best CBD Gummies? Compare Price per mg, THC per Jar and Serving Size

This is a side by side look at 9 CBD gummies from 7 brands, using only what each brand publishes on its own website: how much CBD is really in one gummy, what counts as a serving, sugar, price, cost per mg, free shipping and what each brand says about THC. No rankings and no scores. I make CBD gummies too, so I kept this to the facts and laid out exactly how I gathered them, so you can check every number yourself.

CBD Gummies Compared Side by Side

Sorted from lowest to highest cost per mg. For each brand we compare the products closest to our sizes (25 mg gummies in a 30 count, 30 mL oils), and most brands sell other sizes too. Other brands' one time prices were checked on their own websites on October 24, 2026 and can change. Kyoto Botanicals prices update automatically from the store. Free shipping and THC for other brands are what each brand states on its own website.

How These CBD Gummies Were Compared

For each brand I picked the gummy closest to 25 mg per gummy and a 30 count jar, since that is the most common size. Prices are the one-time price on each brand's own website (not subscription or member pricing), checked October 24, 2026. Serving size and sugar come from each brand's Supplement Facts label. THC and free shipping are what each brand states on its own site. I did not link to other brands, so search the product name if you want to check a number, and if something has changed, email me at info@kyotobotanicals.com and I will fix it.

Our own prices in the table pull live from the store, so they are always current.

What to Look for When Comparing CBD Gummies

Cost per mg: The Fair Way to Compare CBD Prices

Divide the price by the total mg of CBD in the jar. That is the only way to compare a 60 count jar of 15 mg gummies against a 30 count jar of 50 mg gummies. The gummies with the lowest cost per mg in this set are the higher dose ones, the 50 mg servings from Lazarus Naturals and cbdMD. Ours work out to 5.20¢ per mg at $39.00 for 30 gummies.

CBD per Gummy and Serving Size

Five of the nine gummies list two gummies as one serving. Charlotte's Web lists 25 mg per serving, but a serving is two gummies, so each gummy is 12.5 mg. NuLeaf is 15 mg per gummy. Lazarus is 25 mg per gummy with a 2 gummy serving. None of that is hidden, but you only see it if you read the label, and it changes how long a jar lasts. Ours are 25 mg per gummy, one gummy per serving.

Sugar in CBD Gummies

Every gummy here has 2 g of sugar per gummy, so a 2 gummy serving means 4 g. I take my gummies in the morning or during the day and stay away from sugar at night, so for me that difference matters. Ours are 2 g per serving.

THC per Jar and the December 11 Hemp Rule

Full spectrum gummies carry THC on purpose. Lazarus Naturals lists about 1.75 mg of THC per gummy, which is about 70 mg in a 40 count jar. Cornbread Hemp lists up to 3 mg per serving. Starting December 11, 2026, a hemp product with more than 0.4 mg of total THC in the whole container no longer counts as hemp under federal law. I break that down on my hemp ban page, including a checker for gummies you already have at home.

What THC-Free Means on a CBD Gummy Label

There is no legal definition of THC-free, so every brand writes its own. Charlotte's Web defines it as under 0.01% (100 ppm). cbdMD defines it as below the level of detection. Joy Organics says no detectable THC. Ours test non-detect (ND) for every THC variant at ACS Laboratory, and counting THC as if it sat right at the lab's detection limit, the worst case is 0.006 mg in a whole jar. When a gummy says THC-free, ask for the lab report and look at the detection limit.

Free Shipping by Brand

Free shipping in this set starts anywhere from $40 to $75. If you are buying one jar under a brand's free shipping line, you pay shipping on top of the price in the table. Our free shipping starts at $40.

Kyoto Botanicals CBD Gummies: Why Ours Are This Way

Our gummies are 25 mg each, one gummy per serving, with 2 g of sugar, and every batch is tested by ACS Laboratory and reads non-detect for every THC variant. They are vegan. They are not gluten free, so if that matters for you, our oils are. Honestly the thing I hear most about them is the taste, and that people trust they are getting the same thing every time. Here is what a couple of customers wrote, word for word:

I have tried many cbd gummies and Kyoto gummies are by far my favorite. They are also the best tasting of any I have tried.

I really appreciate how dependable Kyoto Botanical's products are that they aren't going to get me high sometimes. Some days they do make me more relaxed than other days, but not like some of the experiences I've had with other products that are supposed to be THC free and then end up ruining my day!

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How to Choose the Right CBD Gummy

• Lowest cost per mg: look at the higher dose gummies at the top of the table, and check their THC and serving size before you buy.
• Least sugar per serving: look for one gummy per serving at 2 g of sugar.
• No THC: look for non-detect (ND) on the lab report and check the detection limit, not just THC-free on the label.
• Starting low: a 15 mg gummy, or half of a 25 mg gummy, is an easy place to start. Some of our customers cut ours in half.
• Buying one jar: check the free shipping line before you compare prices.

CBD Gummies Comparison FAQ

This page is general information, not legal or medical advice. Hemp and CBD rules also differ by state and city, so always check your local and state regulations. Talk to your doctor before starting CBD, especially if you take other medications.

Mark Gillilan is the founder of Kyoto Botanicals. He holds a bachelor's degree in biology from the University of Colorado and an MBA from the University of Michigan, started his career as a field biologist and environmental consultant, then spent a decade in CPG brand and product management, including FTC and FDA claims compliance, packaging, advertising, and product development at Nestlé, Atkins, and Charlotte's Web. Read Mark's full bio →