Certified kosher hemp
Kosher law has been reading ingredient lists for three thousand years.
Ours adds a lab report.
Gummies, tinctures and topicals — certified by the Aleph K, third-party tested every batch, made in the USA.
Kosher
GMO
color
additives
Certified, then tested
Read the lab reports →Two different sets of people check what goes into every batch, and neither of them works for us. The kosher certification covers the ingredients and the facility. The lab covers what is actually in the finished product.
Kosher
Aleph Kosher
A certifying agency inspects the ingredients and the facility, and signs off on the finished formula. It is renewed rather than granted once, so it has to keep being true.
GMO
Non GMO
The plant material and the added ingredients are sourced as non-GMO, and that sourcing is part of what the certification looks at.
Vegan
No animal-derived ingredients anywhere in the formula. In a gummy that is usually the difference between pectin and gelatin.
color
additives
No color additives
Nothing is added to change how it looks. The colour you see is whatever the formula happens to be.
Straight answers about hemp
All 62 guides →What the words on the label mean, what the numbers do, and what kosher certification actually covers. No advice, no claims — just what is on the pack and why.