CBD Cigarettes

Explore CBD Cigarettes and hemp cigarettes made with Swiss indoor, outdoor and greenhouse flower, filtered sticks in the familiar cigarette format. Whether you want Sativa, Indica or hybrid strains, cellulose or charcoal filters, single packs or multipacks, you will find the pack that suits you. Every pack is tobacco- and nicotine-free, carries the legal warnings and contains under 1% THC. Order hemp sticks online at the uWeed CBD Shop today and have them delivered anywhere in Switzerland.

What are CBD cigarettes?

CBD cigarettes are pre-rolled hemp cigarettes made from CBD-rich cannabis flowers in a handy cigarette format. Most are tobacco- and nicotine-free, though some strains also contain tobacco. In Switzerland they contain under 1% THC, are legal and non-intoxicating — and you can light them straight away. The terms CBD cigarettes and hemp cigarettes mean the same product: ready-filtered cigarettes made from cannabidiol-rich hemp, often also called CBD filter cigarettes. They’re made for smoking, not for vaping like an e-cigarette. Whether a variant contains tobacco or is purely plant-based is always stated on the product page. Unlike classic tobacco cigarettes, tobacco-free hemp cigarettes aren’t subject to tobacco tax in Switzerland. They’re made from the same CBD flower from Swiss cultivation you’ll also find loose — here already neatly rolled, with a filter and in a handy pack size. Unlike a THC-rich joint, hemp cigarettes don’t cause any intoxicating effect, because their THC content stays under 1%. CBD and THC are both cannabinoids from the hemp plant, but they work differently: CBD is non-intoxicating and won’t get you high. That’s exactly what makes CBD cigarettes a legal tobacco substitute for adults. How the cigarette format differs from pre-rolled joints is covered in detail in the next section.

CBD cigarettes or CBD joints — which format suits you?

CBD cigarettes and CBD joints are both made from CBD flower and belong to the pre-rolls family, but the format differs: hemp cigarettes are filtered, evenly rolled and in cigarette format — usually as a 20-pack. Joints come in a cone shape. If you prefer something ready-made and fuss-free, CBD cigarettes are the right choice. Which format suits you depends mostly on effort, habit and occasion. You grab a hemp cigarette quickly for life on the go, while a joint suits a relaxed moment at home. The overview below compares CBD cigarettes, pre-rolled joints and loose flowers side by side, so you can see the differences at a glance.

Feature	CBD cigarettes	CBD joints	Loose CBD flower
Format	cigarette format, filtered	cone shape, pre-rolled	unprocessed flower
Filter	activated charcoal or cellulose	depends on product	no filter
Effort	no rolling needed	no rolling needed	roll your own
Pack size	often 20-pack	single to multipack	by weight
Best for	switching, on the go	classic joint experience	full control

Choose CBD cigarettes if you want a familiar, filtered format with no effort at all.
Go for pre-rolled CBD joints if you prefer the classic cone shape.
Pick loose flower if you’d rather choose the strain, amount and paper yourself.

Choosing hemp cigarettes by strain, strength and filter

You choose hemp cigarettes by strain, CBD content, cultivation and filter. Indoor stands for consistent quality, outdoor for natural aroma. An activated-charcoal filter ensures a clean draw and even burn. Using the filters above, you can quickly narrow down the selection that suits you. To make the right choice, it’s worth a look at the key criteria. Each of these characteristics shapes how your hemp cigarettes taste and burn — from genetics through CBD content to filter type. That way you find exactly the strain that’s right for you.

Attribute	Values	Note
Strain	indica, sativa, hybrid	sets the aroma profile and character
CBD content	low to high	depending on the strength you want
Cultivation	indoor, outdoor	indoor consistent, outdoor naturally grown
Filter	activated charcoal, cellulose	charcoal filters particularly cleanly
Pack size	single, 20-pack	for trying out or stocking up

The strain shapes the aroma above all — earthy and spicy, fruity or floral — carried by the natural terpenes of the hemp flower. Indica, sativa and hybrid each bring their own, often single-strain profile. If you want to understand the difference between indica and sativa more closely, our guide will help. CBD content decides the intensity, while indoor and outdoor cultivation further shape taste and character. Once you’ve decided, just filter the hemp cigarettes above by strain, CBD content and filter, and add your favourites straight to the basket.

Quality, lab testing and legal status of hemp cigarettes in Switzerland

CBD cigarettes are legal in Switzerland as long as their THC content stays under 1% — more than under the EU limit of 0.2%. They count as a tobacco substitute, are available to ages 18+ and come from Swiss hemp with a lab-tested cannabinoid profile. For us, quality starts with the raw material. Our hemp cigarettes come from Swiss cultivation, and reputable brands document origin, purity and a lab-tested cannabinoid profile — with CBD and small amounts of other cannabinoids such as CBG — via a Certificate of Analysis (COA). That way you know exactly what you’re smoking and can rely on consistent quality. Swiss standards for cultivation and independent lab testing go beyond the EU minimum requirements. The key reference is the Swiss Narcotics Act (BetmG): as long as the flower stays under 1% THC, hemp cigarettes may be sold and aren’t considered intoxicating — a clear difference from THC-rich cannabis. That makes CBD cigarettes a legal product for adults aged 18 and over. You can read more about CBD’s legal status in Switzerland in our detailed article. Discover our selection of tobacco-free hemp cigarettes now and order your favourites discreetly and securely from our Swiss CBD shop.

Frequently asked questions about CBD cigarettes

Short, factual answers to the most common questions about CBD cigarettes and hemp cigarettes.

Are CBD cigarettes legal in Switzerland?

Yes, CBD cigarettes are legal in Switzerland as long as their THC content stays under 1%. That puts them well above the EU limit of 0.2%. Hemp cigarettes count as a tobacco substitute and are available to ages 18 and over. When buying, look for lab-tested products with a documented cannabinoid profile and traceable Swiss origin — that way you always stay on the right side of the law.

Do CBD cigarettes contain nicotine?

It depends on the product. Most CBD cigarettes in our shop are tobacco- and nicotine-free and consist purely of CBD-rich hemp flower or CBD trim. Some variants, however, also contain tobacco and therefore nicotine. You can always check whether a hemp cigarette is nicotine-free on the relevant product page. If a purely plant-based composition matters to you, filter specifically for tobacco-free hemp cigarettes.

Do CBD cigarettes get you high?

No, CBD cigarettes don’t get you high. CBD is non-intoxicating, and with under 1% THC, hemp cigarettes cause no mind-altering effect and no buzz. It comes down to the cannabinoid: CBD works differently from psychoactive THC. Anyone familiar with the feeling of THC-rich cannabis will notice the difference clearly. You can read more in our article on the difference between CBD and THC.

Where can I buy CBD cigarettes in Switzerland?

Switzerland doesn’t have cannabis dispensaries, but legal CBD cigarettes are widely available. You’ll find a limited selection in some supermarkets and kiosks, while specialist online shops carry far more choice. In our Swiss CBD shop you can compare strains, strengths and brands, all lab-tested, and have your hemp cigarettes delivered discreetly anywhere in Switzerland.

Can I smoke CBD cigarettes and drive?

Even though CBD doesn’t get you high, CBD cigarettes can contain traces of THC. At a roadside check, these traces can be enough to trigger a positive test, even without any noticeable effect. To be safe, don’t drive straight after smoking and check the current rules beforehand. You’ll find the details in our article on CBD and driving in Switzerland.

Will I test positive on a drug test if I smoke CBD?

As a rule, CBD itself isn’t what drug tests look for. But because CBD cigarettes can contain small traces of THC, a positive result can’t be completely ruled out. How long THC stays detectable depends on the amount consumed, frequency and the type of test. You can learn more in our guide on how long THC stays in your body.

Can I travel or fly with CBD cigarettes?

CBD cigarettes are legal in Switzerland, but rules differ from country to country — and many places treat any THC content, however small, as illegal. Don’t assume a product that’s legal here is allowed abroad: check the destination’s laws before you travel, and keep the original packaging and proof of purchase with you. When in doubt, leave CBD cigarettes at home rather than risk a problem at the border.

Can I smoke CBD cigarettes anywhere?

CBD cigarettes are smoked like any other cigarette, so the same public rules apply: you can’t smoke them where tobacco smoking is banned, such as many indoor public spaces, restaurants and public transport. It pays to be considerate, too — the hemp aroma is noticeable and can be mistaken for cannabis. When unsure, treat them exactly as you would a regular cigarette.