Aspen Green review: CBD oils, gummies and batch testing

Aspen Green's full-spectrum range includes simpler Extra oils, botanical blends, gummies with different THC amounts, and topicals with different ingredient bases. Compare the CBD and other cannabinoid amounts on the exact package, then check its full ingredient list.

We analyzed all 17 Aspen Green records in CBD Diff and checked selected public sources on November 6, 2026. These include flavor variants: seven human oils, four gummies, three topicals and three pet products. We did not purchase or personally test them. The small images below are saved catalog-page captures; their pictured offers, stock messages and review totals are historical.

Oils: concentration and ingredients

The Extra Unflavored oil lists 3,000 mg CBD in 30 mL, or 100 mg/mL. The official ingredients are fractionated coconut oil, proprietary CBD oil and less than 1% rosemary extract. The Citrus and Mint catalog variants have the same recorded CBD amount and volume, with different flavor ingredients.¹

The Calm Lemon oil lists 1,500 mg CBD in 30 mL, or 50 mg/mL. It adds tulsi, chamomile, lemon balm and ashwagandha to its MCT-based formula. Extra therefore has twice its labeled CBD concentration, while Calm has a longer botanical ingredient list. The names do not establish which formula will produce a particular effect.²

CBD Diff's Relief and Rest oil records each list 4,000 mg CBD in 30 mL, approximately 133.3 mg/mL. Those figures remain catalog specifications in this review. Bliss needs a different reading: its official page identifies 3,350 mg CBD plus CBDV, 150 mg THC plus THCV, and 3,695 mg total cannabinoids per bottle. Treating the largest number as CBD alone would misstate the formula.³

The oil pages also use different serving references, including quarter-milliliter examples and one-milliliter supplement tables. A per-serving number needs its volume attached. These comparisons describe label arithmetic, not a recommended amount to take.

Gummies: check the whole-piece amounts

The Relief Cherry gummies page lists 30 pieces with approximately 50 mg CBD and 2.5 mg THC per whole gummy. Rest Berry also lists 50 mg CBD per whole piece, but 5 mg THC. Their identical 1,500 mg package CBD totals conceal that difference. Both pages describe half-gummy examples as well as whole-piece supplement tables, so the word “serving” alone is insufficient.⁴⁵

The current Bliss gummy page lists 100 mg CBD and 5 mg combined THC plus THCV per whole piece. That combined THC/THCV figure should not be read as 5 mg delta-9 THC. Its current CBD wording also differs from the older CBD-plus-CBDV wording retained in our catalog description.⁶

Ingredients distinguish the formulas too. Relief lists turmeric, ginger, chamomile and black cumin seed extracts, while Rest includes skullcap, lemon balm, chamomile and valerian. Both contain sugar and tapioca syrup and use pectin. These are ingredient preferences to weigh; the added herbs and product names are not proof of sleep or recovery benefits.⁴⁵

What the checked offers cost

On November 6, the official pages advertised these one-month offers in USD:

• Extra Unflavored oil: $144.99 for the 3,000 mg CBD bottle, approximately $0.0483 per labeled mg CBD.
• Relief Cherry gummies: $79.99 for 1,500 mg CBD across 30 pieces, approximately $0.0533 per labeled mg CBD.

These are different formats, so the calculation does not choose a universal best value. It excludes shipping, checkout adjustments and additional discounts. The pages also displayed larger bundles with larger totals; a selected bundle's headline price should not be mistaken for one bottle or jar. We did not select a purchase or check out.¹⁴

Check return terms for the actual offer. The refund policy describes a 30-day satisfaction process requiring approval, while excluding clearance and final-sale items. Current product pages also carry an all-sales-final promotion. Older reviews describing a refund do not establish eligibility for today's discounted order.⁷⁶

Balm, cooling cream and pet products

The Relief Balm and Relief Cooling Cream each list roughly 1,000 mg CBD and 33 mg THC in a 60 mL jar. Their bases differ: the balm lists cocoa butter, jojoba, hemp seed oil, beeswax and hemp extract. The cream is water-based and includes menthol, tea tree oil and several additional ingredients. Someone avoiding menthol or choosing a particular texture has more to compare than the shared CBD total.⁸⁹

The Rouse intimacy-cream record's 7,000 mg is total cannabinoids, including combined CBD/CBDV and THC/THCV amounts. It cannot support a claim of 7,000 mg CBD. Pet oils and dog chews also belong in a separate comparison from human products. The catalog's full-spectrum versus broad-spectrum wording for the chews remains unresolved; no veterinary suitability conclusion follows from those records.

Organic certification and laboratory evidence

The USDA Organic Integrity Database lists Aspen Green LLC as Certified for handling, with Oregon Tilth as certifier. Its product summary includes named oils, gummies and balm. Organic certification does not establish a product's clinical effectiveness.¹⁰

Aspen Green's COA index separates products and batches. We examined selected sections of its linked SC Labs report for Bliss Gummy, batch AG-2608-BTG.2, issued September 25, 2026. It reports 112.410 mg CBD, 2.935 mg delta-9 THC and 2.375 mg THCV per five-gram unit. The appended report combines the latter two as 5.31 mg, illustrating why cannabinoid names matter.¹¹¹²

The delta-9 figure falls below the report's printed quantitation limit, and different pages use different definitions of total THC. Heavy metals and mycotoxins are marked Pass; residual solvents are marked Detected, with a note attributing ethanol to food-grade flavoring. We have not authenticated the document with SC Labs or matched it to current stock. This partial report inspection does not clear every batch or establish a defect from a reported detection.¹²

Published ratings and buyer experiences

CBD Diff's validated November 6, 2026 snapshot contains five published ratings across four Aspen Green products, giving a review-count-weighted 4.8/5. The other 13 records have no published ratings in that snapshot. This product aggregate remains separate from external scores.

Trustpilot displayed a TrustScore of 2.8/5 from 71 reviews. We read the 20 full entries in its most-recent view, spanning 2021 through 2026. The set includes a drink review and two apparently unrelated-business accounts, which we excluded from CBD conclusions. Service accounts were mixed: complaints about delays, cancellation or returns appeared alongside a reported completed refund and helpful support. Individual gummy-label and packaging complaints were not independently verified or matched to the inspected batch.¹³

We also read ten official Extra Unflavored reviews and ten Relief gummy reviews in their default widget order. Relief accounts included backorders and a resolved shipping problem. These are seller-hosted, product-page accounts, visibly labeled Verified buyer; we did not independently verify purchases. The brand's review page says it may edit medical-condition references. Neither that sample nor the Trustpilot entries establish consistent effects.¹⁴¹⁴

For sensory context, Healthline's July 2024 editorial account described lingering hemp flavor in the oils and a firm balm texture. CBD Oracle's October 2023 review described the cooling cream as somewhat oily but quick to absorb. These are dated editorial trials with affiliate disclosures, counted separately from customer texts.¹⁵¹⁶

Confirm the exact package, current purchase terms and matching batch document before relying on a catalog number or an older review.

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