Hemp Capsules
Discover hemp capsules made in Switzerland at uWeed: hemp extract in a compact, neutral-tasting form, in the range as tablets. Whether you look for a vegan formulation or a gluten-free one, every product page lists it. Hemp capsules sold in Switzerland stay under 1% THC, the legal limit. Buy hemp capsules online and have them delivered within Switzerland.
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What you buy here comes from Swiss production: we carry Suitia 10 by Herba di Berna, an isolate-based formulation with a neutral taste and no added aromas, declared GMO-free, additive-free, lactose-free and sugar-free. A pack of 50 pieces is delivered in a jar, and the product tile shows everything the label declares.
Herba di Berna CBD Hemp Capsules Suitia 10 — 50 pc
With Suitia 10, Herba di Berna offers hemp capsules produced in Switzerland. The formulation is built on an isolate base. The capsules come as tablets. The taste stays neutral, with no added aromas. They are packed in a jar. The product is vegan, GMO-free, additive-free, gluten-free, lactose-free and sugar-free.
What are hemp capsules?
Hemp capsules are capsule products that hold hemp extract inside a capsule shell made of gelatine or cellulose. Inside, the extract sits in a carrier oil such as MCT oil or hemp seed oil; outside, the shell closes each capsule. The carrier oil determines the consistency of the contents, the shell determines the format.
Don't confuse them with capsules that hold nothing but hemp seed oil. In hemp capsules, hemp seed oil is at most the carrier, and the real contents are the extract – hence the name hemp extract capsules. It is drawn from the flowers and leaves of the hemp plant, for example by CO2 extraction from hemp, before it goes into the shell with its carrier oil. Hemp capsules are neither a food supplement nor a medicine, and they are non-intoxicating; we answer the legal question below.
Softgels, hard-shell capsules and tablets
Hemp capsules come in three formats, and what separates them is how the hemp extract is packed: sealed in as a liquid, filled into two halves, or pressed. Ordered from soft to firm, it is a question of shell and handling, not a ranking.
| Format | Shell | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Softgel (gel capsule) | one piece, soft and glossy | liquid hemp extract in a carrier oil |
| Hard-shell capsule | two matt halves, often cellulose and so vegan | the extract as a filling |
| Tablet | no shell | the extract, pressed rather than filled |
Hemp softgels and hemp gel capsules are the same soft format, vegan capsules use cellulose instead of gelatine, and in everyday speech any of the three is often simply called a pill. The product page states which format a pack holds – at uWeed, hemp capsules are currently in the range as firm, pressed tablets.
How to choose the right hemp capsules?
There is no single best hemp capsule: the right one follows from five details every product page states, not from a promise on the pack. We compare hemp capsules on these:
- Extract type: full spectrum, broad spectrum or isolate tells you how much of the plant's profile stays in the hemp extract.
- Shell and formulation: gelatine or cellulose, plus vegan, gluten-free, GMO-free, additive-free or organic – each only where the product declares it.
- Carrier oil: MCT oil, hemp seed oil, olive oil or black cumin oil shape the consistency and the taste of the contents.
- Lab report: where the product page carries the maker's lab report, it shows the composition and a THC value under 1%.
- Pack size: divide the pack price by the number of capsules and compare the price per capsule rather than the price per pack.
Add the reviews from other buyers on the product page, and you can compare Swiss-made hemp capsules product by product – starting with the extract type below.
Full-spectrum, broad-spectrum and isolate extracts
The three extract types sit on one axis: how much of the hemp plant's own profile stays in the extract. From full spectrum through broad spectrum to isolate, it keeps less and less of it – a property on the label, not a ranking of quality.
| Extract type | What stays in the extract | What the label says |
|---|---|---|
| Full spectrum | the plant's range of compounds, terpenes included, with the plant's aroma and a darker colour | full spectrum, under 1% THC |
| Broad spectrum | the same range, with the THC removed in a further step | broad spectrum |
| Isolate | one compound separated out, everything else removed – neutral in taste and colour | isolate or isolate-based |
Hemp capsules with full-spectrum extract keep the most of the plant's character, while an isolate-based formulation such as Suitia 10 stays neutral; the product page states which one a pack holds.
Frequently asked questions about hemp capsules
Are hemp capsules legal in Switzerland?
Yes, hemp capsules are legal in Switzerland as long as their total THC is under 1% – at that level they are not a narcotic under the Swiss Narcotics Act. They are neither a food supplement nor a medicine, and they are non-intoxicating. Where the product page carries the maker's lab report, it shows the THC value. Everything else that applies to hemp products is set out in our guide Is CBD legal in Switzerland?
What is the difference between hemp capsules and CBD oil?
Hemp capsules seal the hemp extract into a shell or press it into a tablet, counted by the piece, while CBD oil comes as a liquid in a dropper bottle with a pipette. Both start from hemp extract; the difference lies in form and declaration, and in the product class too, because CBD oils are sold in Switzerland as cosmetics or aroma oils. If you are after the liquid format, you will find CBD oil and CBD drops in our oil category.
Are hemp capsules the same as hemp seed oil capsules?
No, hemp seed oil capsules hold oil pressed from the seeds of the hemp plant, while hemp capsules hold an extract drawn from the flowers and leaves. Both are searched for as hemp oil capsules, which is why the ingredients list is the place to check. In hemp capsules, hemp seed oil appears at most as the carrier oil. Hemp seed oil capsules are sold as food supplements; the hemp capsules on this page are not a food supplement.
How should you store hemp capsules?
You store hemp capsules cool, dry and away from light, in their original packaging. The shell is the sensitive part: gelatine and cellulose react to heat and moisture, so capsules turn soft or stick together, and pressed tablets draw in moisture too. A cupboard away from the cooker and the window suits them better than the bathroom. How long they keep is set by the best-before date the maker prints on the pack. Keep them out of the reach of children.
