Hemp & CBD Brand Directory

Short answer: these are the hemp and CBD brands we have verified and written a profile for — 38 of them. Each entry links to a page built from the brand’s own website, with its product range, testing policy and source links. We do not publish star ratings, because we have not tested these products ourselves.

Last reviewed: November 4, 2026. 420Grades is a directory. We link to brands and describe how the catalog is organised; we do not sell, ship or manufacture any of these products. Always check the brand’s own lab reports before buying, and check the 2026 federal hemp law because the legal status of several cannabinoids changes on November 12 and December 11, 2026.

How this list is built

Every brand below has a working official website and a profile compiled from pages on that site. Brands whose domains are dead, parked or repurposed are not presented here. Neither are the seed banks, vaporizer shops and cannabis services that were mixed into the original catalog — those pages still exist for old links, but they are not hemp brands and are marked noindex.

A listing is not an endorsement. It means the brand operates and sells hemp-derived products; it says nothing about quality, legality in your state, or whether a product will work for you.

CBD-focused brands

Brands whose verified range is built on non-intoxicating cannabinoids — CBD, CBG, CBN and CBDV.

Brands that also sell intoxicating hemp cannabinoids

These brands sell CBD but also list delta-8, delta-9, THCA, THCP or similar products. Check the cannabinoid content and your state’s rules before ordering.

Specialist listings

Brands with a narrower proposition: pet-only, topical-only, bedding, hemp food, or a multi-brand marketplace.

What this directory does not tell you

A listing here means a brand is in our verified set. It does not mean the brand is good, tested, legal in your state, or still in business. Specifically, the directory does not include:

  • Independent potency results. No third-party testing has been conducted by 420Grades on these listings.
  • Ratings or reviews. There are none, so nothing here should be read as a recommendation.
  • Stock or shipping status. Brands change what they sell; check the brand’s own site.

Before you buy from any brand

  1. Read the certificate of analysis (COA) for the exact batch you are buying, not a generic sample. See how to read a lab report.
  2. Check the cannabinoid content in milligrams, not just the name on the front of the package.
  3. Check total THC per container. After December 11, 2026 the federal cap for hemp products is 0.4 mg total THC per container, not per serving.
  4. Check your state’s rule — hemp laws by state covers eight states with primary citations.

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