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If you searched for a Five CBD review, there is a good chance you remember the brand from a few years back, when it built its name on full spectrum CBD gummies and CBD oil tinctures with a bold 5:1 minor cannabinoid ratio. That is still part of the story. But anyone shopping the brand’s official site in 2026 will notice something that a lot of older reviews do not mention: the consumer-facing site now prominently uses the “five” brand name and is heavily focused on hemp-derived Delta-9 THC gummies, drinks, chocolates, and other edibles rather than a traditional CBD-only lineup.
This review covers what the brand currently sells, what its labels and lab documentation actually say, what customers report, and where the brand’s transparency holds up or falls short. We checked the official site directly rather than relying on older archived content, and we call out anywhere the current storefront differs from what you may have read elsewhere. If you are specifically looking for CBD gummies or CBD oil without THC, that distinction matters, and we address it directly below.
| Brand | Five CBD, now operating primarily under the “five” brand name at enjoyfive.com (fivecbd.com redirects here) |
|---|---|
| Product categories | THC gummies, THC seltzers and drinks, THC capsules, THC tinctures/drops, THC chocolates, sleep gummies, variety bundles |
| CBD types | Full spectrum hemp extract; CBD is present in many formulas alongside Delta-9 THC and other cannabinoids, rather than sold mainly as standalone non-intoxicating CBD products |
| THC availability | Most current core products reviewed contain hemp-derived Delta-9 THC, with listed amounts ranging from about 2mg to 15mg per serving depending on the product |
| Third party testing | Company states every product is tested by an independent lab |
| COA availability | Provided through a shared Dropbox folder link rather than a searchable per-product or batch lookup tool |
| Hemp sourcing | Described as U.S. industrial hemp; specific farm or state sourcing is not detailed on the current site |
| Price range | Roughly $23 to $105 depending on product and count, before subscription discounts of 15% to 25% |
| Return policy | 30-day return window on unopened products, plus a 30-day risk-free guarantee for first-time customers on one item per product |
| Best suited for | Adults 21 and older in a state where hemp-derived Delta-9 THC is permitted, who want mild to moderate edibles and drinks delivered to their door |
| Main drawback | Shoppers who specifically want THC-free CBD, plus some transparency limitations around company information and the presentation of laboratory documentation |
| Overall assessment | An established hemp edibles retailer with a strong selection of THC-containing products, but not a clean match for someone who searched for “Five CBD” expecting a traditional THC-free CBD oil or gummy brand |
Five CBD was established as a full spectrum CBD brand built around the idea of retaining a broader range of hemp compounds rather than focusing on CBD isolate alone. Older coverage of the brand emphasized its 5:1 CBD-to-minor-cannabinoid positioning. Some third-party business records show an earlier company date than the consumer brand’s public launch, but we could not independently establish from the current official site exactly how those dates relate to the consumer-facing Five CBD brand.
Today the brand’s own site focuses heavily on hemp-derived Delta-9 THC edibles and drinks. We did not find a detailed founder story or leadership profile on the current site, so readers looking for extensive information about the people behind the company may find the available company background limited.
In practical terms, five now sells hemp-derived Delta-9 THC gummies, seltzers, chocolates, capsules, and tinctures, with many products containing CBD alongside Delta-9 THC and other cannabinoids. The brand describes its formulas as full spectrum, but the current catalog is not positioned primarily as a range of non-intoxicating CBD products. Shoppers who remember Five CBD as a CBD-focused brand should know that the current product mix has shifted substantially toward THC-containing products.
The table below reflects the core product lines listed on the official site at the time of this review. Flavor variants and limited-edition strains are grouped together where the underlying formula is the same.
| Product line | Type | THC per serving | CBD per serving | Format | Approx. price | Brand’s stated purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Buzz / Sour Buzz | Gummies | 5mg Delta-9 | 25mg | 20/40/60 count jars | $29.99 to $89.99 | Everyday mild lift, described as a “daily dose” |
| Indica Chill, Hybrid Vibes, Sativa Surge | Gummies | 10mg Delta-9 | Varies by strain blend | 20 count pouches/jars | Around $49.99, subscription from $37.49 | Strain-inspired moods (relaxing, balanced, energizing) |
| Quick Hits (Blue Dream, Pineapple Express, Sour Diesel, Super Lemon Haze) | Fast-acting gummies | 15mg Delta-9 | Minor cannabinoids included | Variety packs | Around $62.98, subscription from $47.24 | Faster onset, higher dose edibles |
| Microdose 2mg | Gummies | 2mg Delta-9 | Included in formula | 20 count | $29.99, subscription $22.49 | Low-dose, beginner-friendly option |
| Knockout Sleep | Gummies | 5mg Delta-9 | Included, plus 3mg melatonin | 20 count | $39.99, subscription $29.99 | Marketed for winding down at night |
| THC Seltzers (10mg and 2mg lines) | Drinks | 2mg or 10mg Delta-9 | Present in the 2mg line | Cans, variety or single flavor | $29.99 to $39.99 | Fast-acting social drink alternative |
| Toffee Milk Chocolate | Edible chocolate | 10mg Delta-9 per bar | 50mg per bar | Bar, breakable into pieces | Priced with bundles; check current listing | Flexible dosing edible format |
| Tincture Flight | Tincture/drops | 2mg Delta-9 microdose framing | 1500mg CBD per bottle (full spectrum) | Bottle with dropper | $69.99, subscription $59.49 | Adjustable, drop-based dosing |
| Capsules | Capsules | Varies | Varies | Bottle | Check current listing | No-taste, pre-measured dosing |
| Bundles (Best Sellers, High Dose, Sleep, Day & Night, Citrus/Mint Day One) | Mixed formats | Varies by bundle | Varies by bundle | Multi-product sets | $54.99 to $104 | Sampler-style variety at a discount |
Prices, flavors, and available counts change often on the live site, and items do go in and out of stock, so treat the figures above as a snapshot rather than a guarantee of what you will see at checkout.
Gummies are five’s largest category by far, spanning a 2mg microdose line up through 15mg fast-acting Quick Hits. The Daily Buzz and Sour Buzz gummies, at 5mg Delta-9 THC and 25mg CBD per gummy according to the product information reviewed, are among the brand’s prominent gummy offerings by review volume. Ingredients are fairly simple: tapioca syrup, cane sugar, pear juice concentrate, MCT oil, pectin, and natural flavors, with several ingredients marked organic. The gummies are marketed as vegan.
The higher-dose Chill, Vibes, and Surge lines use strain-inspired names such as indica, hybrid, and sativa. Those labels are part of the products’ marketing and should not necessarily be interpreted as equivalent to the botanical strains consumers may encounter in a licensed cannabis market. The products use different cannabinoid formulations, so shoppers interested in a particular effect should review the actual cannabinoid profile and product information rather than relying on the strain-style name alone.
The Tincture Flight is the clearest remaining link to the brand’s original CBD oil identity, with 1500mg of full spectrum CBD per bottle alongside a microdose amount of THC. This format may appeal to someone who prefers adjustable, drop-based dosing rather than a fixed gummy format. We did not find a standalone, clearly labeled THC-free CBD oil tincture on the current site; if that specific product type matters to you, check the live product listing and its COA before buying, since formulations can change.
Five continues to list THC capsules in its navigation. Capsules generally suit people who want a no-taste, pre-measured option. As with other ingestible cannabinoid products, the timing and intensity of effects can vary between individuals.
The 10mg fast-acting seltzers and the 2mg Infuzed variety pack are positioned as alternatives to traditional alcoholic social drinks. Five markets some of these products as fast-acting, although individual experiences can vary and “fast-acting” should not be interpreted as meaning immediate effects.
The Toffee Milk Chocolate bar, at 10mg THC and 50mg CBD per bar, can be broken into smaller pieces for more precise dosing, which several customer reviews specifically mention as a benefit.
Knockout Sleep gummies combine Delta-9 THC with melatonin. The brand markets this product for nighttime use and winding down; it is not presented here as a treatment for insomnia or any diagnosed sleep disorder, and individual experiences with melatonin and cannabinoid products can vary.
Bundles combine best sellers or thematically related products (a daytime and nighttime pairing, for example) and typically offer a modest discount over buying items separately. They can be a reasonable way to sample multiple strengths or formats before committing to a larger jar of one product.
Full spectrum CBD keeps a broad range of the hemp plant’s naturally occurring compounds, including trace to moderate amounts of THC, along with other cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids. Broad spectrum CBD is processed to remove detectable THC while keeping other minor cannabinoids. CBD isolate contains essentially pure CBD with none of the plant’s other compounds.
Five describes its formulas as full spectrum, and that description is consistent with what we found on product pages: nearly every current gummy, drink, chocolate, and tincture we reviewed lists a specific Delta-9 THC amount per serving alongside CBD, not a trace or non-detectable amount. This is an important distinction from a brand that sells broad spectrum or THC-free products as its main line. If you need to avoid THC entirely, for a drug test, a job requirement, or personal preference, five’s current catalog is not built around that need the way some other CBD brands are, and you should check the specific product’s Certificate of Analysis rather than assume any item is THC-free based on older information about the brand.
The company’s own product warning language is direct about this: labels state that use of the product may result in a positive drug screen, and that intoxicating effects may be delayed by two or more hours, so readers should not drive or operate machinery after use.
Five states on its site that every product undergoes third-party laboratory testing intended to verify potency and confirm the product meets safety and regulatory requirements. A dedicated “Certificates of Analysis” page frames this as a transparency commitment.
In practice, the COAs are hosted through a shared Dropbox folder link rather than a searchable database organized by product name or batch number, which is the more common approach among competitors that print a QR code or batch ID on each package. This is not evidence that the testing itself is inadequate, but it is a real transparency gap compared to brands that let a shopper look up the exact COA for the exact batch they purchased in a few clicks. If you want to verify potency, THC content, or contaminant screening for a specific bottle or jar before you buy, plan to spend a little extra time searching the Dropbox folder or contacting customer service directly.
A thorough COA, when you can match it to your product, should show cannabinoid potency (confirming CBD and THC amounts match the label), plus screening for pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents, and microbial contaminants such as mold or bacteria. We were not able to independently confirm the specific pass or fail results for every current product’s most recent batch, since batch-level documents were not individually indexed at the time of this review, so we are not reporting specific contaminant findings here. Anyone concerned about a specific product should look for the batch number on their own package and match it to the corresponding lab document.
Ingredient lists vary by product, but the gummies we reviewed rely on a fairly standard edible base: tapioca syrup, cane sugar, water, fruit juice concentrates, tapioca maltodextrin, MCT oil, pectin, citric acid, natural flavors, and sunflower lecithin, with several ingredients marked organic. Spirulina extract appears in at least one gummy line, likely used for natural coloring. The active ingredients across the range are full spectrum hemp extract supplying CBD, Delta-9 THC, and other minor cannabinoids, sometimes combined with melatonin in the sleep-focused products.
None of these ingredients are unusual for the hemp edibles category, and the company states its gummies are made without artificial flavors, artificial colors, or GMOs, and that the gummies are vegan. We were not able to independently verify these formulation claims beyond what the brand states on its own packaging and product pages.
Customer feedback on five’s own product pages, collected through the Okendo review platform, is generally positive, with individual products often sitting between 4.6 and 4.9 out of 5 stars across thousands of reviews. Recurring compliments include consistent dosing, pleasant flavor (with some variation by flavor variety), and gummies working as described for relaxation or a mild lift. A number of reviewers specifically mention using the products for sleep support or to unwind in the evening, and several describe the effects as gentler than they expected.
Independent customer reviews on platforms such as Trustpilot provide a more mixed picture than the brand’s own product reviews. Positive reviewers commonly mention ordering, shipping, product experiences, and customer service, while negative reviews include complaints about customer service, orders, and perceived value. Because customer-review platforms reflect individual experiences and are not controlled product testing, they are best treated as one consumer-feedback signal rather than evidence of product effectiveness or overall product quality.
As with any product, individual experiences vary, and taste, effect strength, and customer service outcomes are subjective. We are reporting patterns across many reviews rather than presenting any single customer’s experience as representative or as scientific evidence of how the products work.
Legitimacy and medical effectiveness are two different questions, and this section is only about the former. Based on the current storefront, published policies, customer-service information, product listings, and stated third-party testing program, we found evidence of an established, operating retailer. The company also publishes Certificates of Analysis and provides shipping and return information. These factors support the conclusion that Five is an active retailer, although they do not by themselves establish product effectiveness or guarantee the quality of every individual product or batch.
Where the brand is less transparent is in the amount of company background provided on its current website. We did not find a detailed founder story or extensive manufacturing information in the materials reviewed. The current site does provide product, shipping, return, and laboratory-testing information, but shoppers who place a high value on detailed company history or manufacturing transparency may want to seek additional information before purchasing.
CBD and THC can affect people differently, and factors like body weight, tolerance, and individual sensitivity all play a role in how any hemp product feels. Because many of five’s current core products contain Delta-9 THC, they may produce intoxicating effects unlike THC-free CBD products. The brand’s product warnings also state that use may result in a positive drug test and that intoxicating effects may be delayed by two hours or more. Consumers should follow the labeled serving instructions and avoid taking additional amounts before understanding how a product affects them.
CBD may also interact with certain medications, and anyone who is pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medication, or managing a medical condition should consult a healthcare professional before using any CBD or THC product. Products that contain THC may have workplace drug testing implications regardless of their legal status, and consumers should always follow the serving size printed on the label rather than estimating their own dose, especially with a new product or format.
| Category | Notes |
|---|---|
| Product selection | Wide range of gummies, drinks, capsules, chocolate, and tinctures across several dose strengths |
| Testing transparency | Third-party testing is claimed for every product, but COAs are not organized in an easily searchable, batch-specific format |
| THC options | Strong selection for adults comfortable with hemp-derived Delta-9 THC, from 2mg microdoses up to 15mg fast-acting gummies |
| THC-free options | Not clearly represented on the current storefront; shoppers who need zero THC should look elsewhere or verify carefully before buying |
| Pricing | Mid-range for the category; subscription discounts of 15% to 25% meaningfully lower the effective price |
| Customer experience | Generally strong on-site review scores; more mixed independent reviews regarding customer service responsiveness |
| Shipping | Free shipping at $75+, free 2-day at $99+, flat $5.97 rate otherwise, ships within 1 to 3 business days of processing |
| Return policy | Standard 30-day return window plus a 30-day risk-free guarantee for new customers, though the customer generally covers non-defective return shipping |
| Company transparency | Limited founder and manufacturing information is provided on the current site; laboratory documents are available but require additional effort to navigate |
| Product | Size | Cannabinoid content | Approx. one-time price | Approx. cost per serving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Buzz Gummies | 20 count | 5mg THC + 25mg CBD per gummy | $39.99 | About $2.00 per gummy |
| High Dose Gummies (Chill/Vibes/Surge) | 20 count | 10mg THC per gummy | $49.99 | About $2.50 per gummy |
| Quick Hits Variety Pack | Variety pack, 15mg per gummy | 15mg THC per gummy | $89.22 | Varies by pack size |
| Microdose Gummies | 20 count | 2mg THC per gummy | $29.99 | About $1.50 per gummy |
| Knockout Sleep Gummies | 20 count | 5mg THC + melatonin per gummy | $39.99 | About $2.00 per gummy |
| Tincture Flight | Bottle, 1500mg CBD | 1500mg CBD + microdose THC per bottle | $69.99 | Depends on drop size used |
| 10mg THC Seltzers | Variety pack | 10mg THC per can | $39.99 | Varies by pack size |
Prices above reflect one-time purchase pricing at the time of this review; subscription orders generally save an additional 15% to 25%. Prices, promotions, and available sizes change without notice, so confirm the current price at checkout. As of this review, the site displayed a 50% off first-order promo code for new customers, excluding subscription orders; treat any specific code as time-limited and verify it is still active before assuming it will apply to your order.
Because five’s current catalog is built so heavily around THC-containing edibles, it sits in a slightly different lane than brands that built their reputation on THC-free CBD. CBDistillery and Charlotte’s Web have both offered CBD-focused product lines that may be worth considering for shoppers who specifically want to avoid intoxicating THC. However, product formulations and catalogs can change, so shoppers should review each brand’s current product information and laboratory documentation before purchasing. Compared to both, five’s strength is its edibles and drinks formats and its THC dosing range, while its relative weakness is the lack of a clear, prominent THC-free line for shoppers who need one.
Value and exact current pricing for any of these brands should be checked directly on their own current sites, since promotions and formulations change frequently across the whole category, and we are not restating specific competitor prices here without a fresh check at the time you are reading this.
Five may be a potential fit for an adult who is legally permitted to purchase the applicable hemp-derived THC products in their location and is comfortable with intoxicating edibles or drinks. Because laws governing hemp-derived Delta-9 THC products vary by state and can change, shoppers should verify the rules that apply to their location before ordering. It may also suit someone who wants a range of dose strengths, from a 2mg microdose to a stronger 15mg fast-acting gummy, and who values having flavor and format variety (gummies, drinks, chocolate) from one brand. Someone comparing hemp edibles brands more broadly, and who is comfortable evaluating COAs on their own through a shared folder rather than a per-product lookup tool, will also find five a reasonable brand to include in that comparison.
Anyone who specifically wants a THC-free CBD product, for drug testing reasons, personal preference, or because they are giving CBD to someone who should avoid intoxicating effects, will likely be better served by a brand built around broad spectrum or isolate CBD as its primary line. Shoppers who live in a state with stricter rules around hemp-derived Delta-9 THC should check their local regulations carefully. The federal treatment of hemp-derived cannabinoids depends on the applicable legal definitions and requirements, while state laws can impose additional restrictions. FDA regulations also create separate considerations for cannabinoid-containing foods and products, so readers should not assume that a product is legal everywhere simply because it is described as hemp-derived. Finally, anyone who places a high priority on being able to instantly pull up a specific batch’s lab results without extra digging may find other brands’ testing presentation more convenient.
Based on the current storefront, published policies, product listings, customer-service information, and stated third-party testing program, Five appears to be an established operating retailer. That does not by itself establish product effectiveness or guarantee the quality of every individual product or batch.
Customer reviews on the brand’s own site are generally positive, while independent customer feedback is more mixed. Whether the brand is a good fit depends heavily on the product type, THC tolerance, local rules, and whether the shopper needs to avoid THC.
The brand states that every product is tested by an independent lab, with results shared through a Dropbox-hosted folder rather than a per-product searchable database.
Yes. Nearly every current core product, including the gummies, drinks, chocolate, and tinctures we reviewed, contains a specified amount of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC per serving.
The brand describes its formulas as full spectrum. In general, full-spectrum hemp extracts are intended to retain a broader range of naturally occurring hemp compounds and can contain THC, unlike CBD isolate. The exact cannabinoid profile should be confirmed from the individual product information and COA.
We did not find a clearly labeled THC-free line on the current storefront. If this matters to you, check the specific product’s Certificate of Analysis before purchasing rather than assuming any item qualifies.
The brand states its products are made from U.S. industrial hemp, but detailed manufacturing location information is not published on the current site.
Most single-jar or single-bottle products fall between roughly $23 and $90 depending on strength and count, with bundles running higher, and subscription orders saving an additional 15% to 25%.
Yes, gummies are the brand’s largest category, spanning 2mg, 5mg, 10mg, and 15mg THC strengths, plus a melatonin-added sleep line.
The closest current product is the Tincture Flight, a full spectrum CBD drop-based tincture that also contains a microdose amount of THC, rather than a THC-free CBD oil.
Yes. The brand’s own product warnings state that use may result in a positive drug screen, which is consistent with any product containing Delta-9 THC regardless of its federal legal status.
It may be worth considering for an adult who is legally permitted to purchase the applicable products, is comfortable with THC, and wants gummies, drinks, or other edible formats. Customer experiences vary, so shoppers should review the current product information, serving size, ingredients, and COA before purchasing.
Five offers a broad range of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC edibles and drinks, including multiple dose levels, flavors, and formats. Customer ratings on the brand’s own site are generally positive, while independent customer feedback is more mixed. The current site provides product information, shipping and return policies, and access to laboratory documentation, although the COA system requires more effort to navigate than a product-by-product lookup system. Company background information on the current site is also relatively limited.
The bigger issue for many readers searching “Five CBD review” is simply a mismatch of expectations. If you remember this brand as a straightforward, non-intoxicating CBD gummy or CBD oil company, the current catalog has moved substantially toward intoxicating hemp-derived THC products, with CBD present but no longer the headline. Shoppers who are comfortable with that and are 21 or older in a state where these products are legal may find plenty to like here. Shoppers who specifically need a THC-free product should look elsewhere, or at minimum verify the exact product and its COA carefully before buying, rather than assuming the brand still operates the way it did a few years ago.
Sources Checked and Information Date: This review was compiled using the current official Five CBD / five site (enjoyfive.com, including its homepage, About Us, Certificates of Analysis, Shipping and Returns, and individual product pages), the brand’s Better Business Bureau profile, Trustpilot customer reviews, and independent CBD review coverage from CBD Oracle and LeafReport for background context. Information was verified as of September 2026. Prices, promotions, product availability, and lab documentation can change at any time, so confirm current details directly on the official site before purchasing.
The information on this page is provided for general informational purposes and should not be interpreted as medical advice or as a claim that any product can diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent a disease.
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