There is no cart on this site. Bulk cannabinoids are quoted per order because the price depends on quantity, grade and destination. Here is how an order runs from first request to delivery.

1. Quote request

Use the form on any product page or on the contact page. We need the material, the quantity and the destination country; a target specification, deadline or sample request helps us answer in one round.

2. Quotation and documentation

You receive a quotation by e-mail with the price, lead time and the current batch certificate of analysis. Quotations are valid for the period stated on them, because bulk cannabinoid prices move.

3. Licence check for controlled materials

For THCa, HHC, THCp and the THC isomers and homologues we ask for proof of the authorisation required in your country before we confirm. CBD, CBG, CBN, CBC, CBT, terpenes and water-soluble grades of non-controlled cannabinoids do not need this step.

4. Sample

Qualified buyers can evaluate a sample of most distillates and isolates before committing to a bulk order. Samples are dispatched with their own COA.

5. Pro-forma invoice and payment

Orders are confirmed against a pro-forma invoice and paid by bank transfer in euro. Payment terms for repeat customers are agreed individually.

6. Dispatch

Goods ship in sealed laboratory packaging with the COA, safety data where applicable, and the commercial documents customs will ask for. Temperature-sensitive formats (concentrates, terpenes, live resin) ship with cold packs. You receive a tracking number on dispatch.

Minimum quantities

Distillates and isolates
Typically from 1 kg; smaller evaluation quantities on request.
Concentrates
Quoted per 100 g or per kilogram depending on the format.
Water-soluble grades
Quoted per kilogram of powder or per litre of liquid.
Finished goods (gummies, vapes, pre-rolls)
Quoted per unit in production-run quantities; specification agreed per order.

Duties, taxes and import

Prices are quoted excluding VAT, duties and import handling unless the quotation says otherwise. The buyer is the importer of record and is responsible for any import licence, customs classification and taxes in the destination country. We provide the documents; your customs broker files them.