Ten milligrams of Δ9-THC and ten of CBD in every gummy, twenty gummies to the jar. The oils are measured in drops; this one is measured in quarters of a sweet, and it is the only product in the range with a psychoactive dose in it.
20 gummies · Mixed Berry
One to one is not a style, it is an arithmetic promise about every unit in the jar: the same milligrams of Δ9-THC as of CBD, in the same sweet, every time. That is the whole reason a fixed-dose edible exists: you are not titrating a dropper, you are counting units.
Δ9-THC and CBD, as declared on the label.
Which is the twenty units multiplied out, and the label prints both.
Net 100 g, so 5 g of sweet each. Mixed Berry, vegan, no sugar.
Per gummy, and that is a dose, not a trace. Ten milligrams of Δ9-THC is the standard adult unit in most edible markets. Full spectrum here means the same thing it means on the oils, except that the THC is the point rather than a residue. § 02 divides the declared figure into quarters, and stops there: what a given amount does is not something this page will tell you.
The same bar, twice.
There is no third bar, and now there is a document saying why. On lot 25E5081912 the laboratory found no cannabinoid other than these two above its limit of detection: the other thirteen on the panel came back not detected, see § 03.
A fixed dose is a promise that every unit is the same.
Which is a promise a certificate confirms, one lot at a time. On lot 25E5081912 the laboratory measured more of each than the label declares, and § 03 does that arithmetic in the open rather than rounding it away.
The oils are graduated in the pipette; a gummy is graduated with a knife. Pick how much of one you are taking and the milligrams follow, both of them, since they are the same number.
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Every figure here is the label's, multiplied or divided. Ten milligrams of each per gummy, twenty gummies, net 100 g, so a quarter is 2.5 mg of each and 1.25 g of sweet. This calculator runs on the label. The laboratory measured more than the label declares on lot 25E5081912, and § 03 puts both sets of numbers side by side.
How much is right for you is not a question this page can answer, and not one for a product page. We publish the arithmetic, not advice.
Ten and ten, per gummy.
Ten milligrams of Δ9-THC and ten of CBD in the same sweet, twenty sweets to the jar. Those four numbers are printed on the front of the jar and they are the only ones this section works from. Everything below is one of them divided, and it is marked.
The label's figure, not ours. The same sweet carries 10 mg of CBD.
10 divided by four. This is the only arithmetic in this block, and it is the label's number divided, never a recommendation.
Twenty gummies at ten milligrams, as declared on the front of the jar.
How much to take, how long to wait, and what any of it does are not questions a product page can answer, and this one will not pretend otherwise. They belong to the licensed reseller in your territory and to whoever is qualified to advise you. What is on this page is what the label declares and what arithmetic on those figures gives, marked as such.
This is the only Swiss Vitalis product with a psychoactive dose of Δ9-THC in it, and it does not behave like the oils. Hemp-derived Δ9 is regulated differently state by state and country by country; whether it can be sold, to whom, and with what age gate is the seller's position to confirm for each territory, not ours to assume.
Not for anyone pregnant or breastfeeding. Do not drive or operate machinery after taking it. Keep it where children cannot reach it. It looks like a sweet, and the jar closes child-resistant.
The other three product pages on this site open this section with a certificate. This one can now do the same, and it does it twice over: the jar read off the artwork line by line, then the lot as the laboratory reported it, and then the distance between the two.
| Product | Delta-9 THC Gummies · Full Spectrum |
|---|---|
| Per gummy | 10 mg Δ9-THC · 10 mg CBD |
| Per bottle | 200 mg THC · 200 mg CBD |
| Count | 20 vegan gummies |
| Net weight | 3.53 oz 100 g |
| Flavour | Mixed Berry |
| Sugar | Sugar-free |
| Category on the label | Hemp Supplement |
| Per gummy, by weight | 5 g ours: 100 g ÷ 20 |
| Per quarter | 2.5 mg of each ours: 10 mg ÷ 4 |
The two rows in gold are ours, not the label's, and they are the only arithmetic on this page. Everything above them is printed on the jar. The nutrition panel is the one printed on the jar you receive.
| Cannabinoid | mg per gummy |
|---|---|
| Δ9-THCTetrahydrocannabinol | 12.30 |
| CBDCannabidiol | 12.11 |
| THCa and CBDaThe acid forms | ND |
| The other elevenCBG, CBC, CBN and the rest | ND |
ND is the laboratory's own notation for not detected: the analyte was looked for and was not there above the reporting limit. The dashes above are drawn at zero on the same baseline as the bars, so the two empty lanes read as measurements rather than as missing rows.
The lengths are ours. The certificate reports concentration and not dose (2.460 mg/g of Δ9-THC, 2.422 mg/g of CBD, 4.882 mg/g of cannabinoids in all) and leaves batch size, unit mass and serving size blank, so the milligrams per gummy above are those figures multiplied by the label's five grams. The measurement is the laboratory's, the multiplication is ours, and it is only as good as that 100 g.
Full spectrum is the label's word. On this lot the only cannabinoids above the limit of detection were Δ9-THC and CBD, and the other thirteen came back not detected. That is what the certificate shows, and it is why § 01 draws two bars and not three.
One to one, and the laboratory agrees.
| Δ9-THC | 12.30 mg |
| CBD | 12.11 mg |
The two figures sum to 4.882 mg/g of cannabinoid content, of which Δ9-THC is 50.39 %. Nothing else on the fifteen-cannabinoid panel came back above the limit of detection, so on this lot there is no third segment for the ribbon to draw.
Ten milligrams a gummy is what the label promises. Read against the label's own net weight, this lot measures 12.30, twenty-three per cent above the printed figure, and CBD comes in at 12.11, twenty-one per cent above its own. Across the jar that is 246.0 mg of Δ9-THC and 242.2 mg of CBD against the 200 and 200 declared, above the label rather than below it, and printed here rather than rounded away.
47 and 5 screened. None detected.
Ethanol at 501.90 µg/g. The other fourteen not detected.
Arsenic below the limit of quantitation, 0.030 µg/g. Cadmium, lead and mercury not detected.
PCR and plating. Not detected.
The two panels marked with a dash rather than a tick are the two that report a detection. There is no terpene panel, and this certificate prints no action limits at all, which is why nothing on this page calls a panel a pass.
Lot 25E5081912, sample 260107S002, collected and issued by SC Labs, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025. It is the first certificate this product has had. It is also not on the SC Labs client portal under our account, the way the other three are: what is published is the file, served from this site.
Two of the three words on the front of this jar are about what it is made of rather than what is in it. They are worth separating, because one of them is a formulation choice and the other is a claim with a legal definition.
Printed on the front of the jar, on its own flag. In the United States that phrase has a defined meaning on a food label, and it is the manufacturer who has made it.
Sweetness in a sugar-free gummy usually comes from a polyol or a high-intensity sweetener, each with its own labelling consequences. The panel on the jar you receive is the declaration.
The label says twenty vegan gummies, which in a gummy means pectin rather than gelatine, fruit setting rather than animal. Mixed Berry is the flavour, and the pieces are dusted rather than glazed.
Pectin is the setting agent named for this product. The jar itself prints vegan, which rules gelatine out; the two agree, and we say where each came from rather than merge them into one voice.
The formulation is Swiss, the ratio above all, since on this product the ratio is the entire specification.
The hemp is American-grown, and the extract, the confectionery and the filling happen in the United States. We say both halves because only saying one of them would be the wrong impression.
Ten and ten on every gummy, two hundred and two hundred on the jar, and the label prints both so the arithmetic is checkable without a calculator. New to the range in August 2026.
Good Manufacturing Practice
GMPNutritional GMP for the manufacture. Documented process, documented batch record, documented release.
Cultivation and collection
GACPGood Agricultural and Collection Practice upstream of the extraction, so the raw material has a record of its own.
Independent testing
SC LabsLot 25E5081912 carries a certificate from SC Labs, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025, as the other three SKUs do on their own lots. This one is served from this site instead of from the laboratory's portal, and § 03 says so.
The label figures on this page are the manufacturer's declaration, transcribed from the artwork. The measured figures are SC Labs' on lot 25E5081912, issued . The four lines that sit between the two are our arithmetic, marked as such in § 03. The certificates for the rest of the range are on the SC Labs portal, and the rest of the range has pages of its own: Alpine Pure, Alpine Berry and the THCv isolate.
Professor Edelweiss is the house character, and he certifies nothing. The jar he is holding is this product, and the figures on it are the ones transcribed in § 03 from the label: 10 mg of Δ9-THC and 10 mg of CBD per gummy, 200 mg of each per jar. What no film changes is § 03: those are the label's numbers, and the laboratory measured more of each on lot 25E5081912. The certificate is the thing to read, not the jar and not him.