Yes. Since legislation was passed in 2005, industrial hemp seeds have been approved for human consumption for use in foods and food supplements, as a base for body and skin care lines, and can be commonly found in many brands protein powders. Hemp provides a sustainable form of omega essential fatty acids, with the benefits ranging from helping to maintain a healthy body and mind, to assisting with skin issues, and many of the common ailments affecting western society today. For more information about hemp products, and their benefits, please read our blog content for the latest news or contact us online.

We have a 14-day satisfaction money back guarantee on all our products, so please take advantage of this.

Yes. If you are concerned please consult your doctor. We cannot answer any medical or medication related questions even if there are studies that show the benefits of omega essential fatty acids assisting with lowering blood pressure etc. 

From seed to shelf, our hemp products are cultivated exclusively in New Zealand under ideal conditions. It is extremely important to us that our hemp is organic. Our oil is sourced from spray free crops, tested and completely free of chemicals and pesticides throughout the growing, cultivating and processing stages. Our oil is manufactured in a facility which produces products that are fit for human consumption. All our hemp seed is non-GMO.

Our nutritional hemp seed oil is not the same as CBD oil. The leaves and flowers of the hemp plant are utilised to produce CBD oil which has high levels of cannabidiol in the end product as a result. This is why CBD oil in NZ is considered a medicine only.

Our team are between Christchurch and Whanganui, however our HQ and all distribution is in Whanganui.

Although strains of the same plant family, hemp and marijuana are not the same. Both plants are cannabis, but scientifically their chemical properties, and their uses are completely different. Hemp is the original cannabis as nature intended, low in THC. Marijuana (which is slang) is cultivated by humans to produce higher THC. By removing the male plant away from the female plant it cannot reproduce. Therefore in order to reproduce the female plant will produce sticky trichomes in attempts to attract pollen from the male plant. These trichomes are high in THC.

No.