Is CBD legal in Iceland?
1 min readThis is one of the most common questions we receive. The answer largely comes down to the difference between CBD and THC, and how the product is classified. Here is a general overview. Please note this is general information and not legal advice.
CBD as a cosmetic
CBD Reykjavík sells CBD products in Iceland as cosmetics. This means they are intended for application to the skin, like other creams and oils, and are subject to cosmetics regulations. The products are not marketed as medicines or food.
The difference between CBD and THC
THC is the compound that causes intoxication and is strictly controlled. CBD does not cause intoxication and is not psychoactive. This distinction matters greatly when discussing the status of CBD products. You can read more in the article what is CBD.
What does this mean for you?
You can buy CBD cosmetics from us online and have them delivered to your door. We focus on quality and independent testing, which you can read about on the quality page. Regulations can change, and we recommend checking the latest official information.
Is CBD legal in Iceland?
CBD Reykjavík sells CBD products in Iceland as cosmetics, intended for topical use on the skin. CBD does not cause intoxication, unlike THC, which is strictly controlled. This is general information, not legal advice; regulations can change, so we recommend checking current official sources.
Frequently asked questions
Is CBD legal in Iceland?
CBD Reykjavík sells CBD products as cosmetics for use on the skin. THC, by contrast, is strictly controlled. This is general information, not legal advice.
Is CBD legal in Iceland?
We sell CBD as cosmetics for topical use. THC is strictly controlled. This is general information, not legal advice.
Do you need a prescription for CBD cosmetics?
No. Our products are cosmetics, not medicines, so no prescription is required.
