London Pound Cake Cookies CBD Day Drops

The Cookies CBD Day Drops is a daytime CBD oil tincture from the Cookies CBD line, with a terpene profile inspired by London Pound Cake 75. It comes in 15ml ($44) and 30ml ($69), with a marked dropper in the box, and it’s made for use during the day.

• Hemp-derived CBD oil tincture
• Terpene profile inspired by Cookies London Pound Cake 75
• Sizes: 15ml ($44) and 30ml ($69)
• Measured dropper included
• In stock, free shipping

What’s in the Cookies CBD Day Drops

The listing gives 150mg of hemp-derived CBD for this tincture. If the exact strength of the 30ml bottle matters to you, email us before you order and we will check the box. The listing names ginkgo biloba, ginseng, valerian root and MCT oil in the blend, alongside the hemp CBD. The flavor is blueberry with a little OG skunk. London Pound Cake 75 is a Cookies cut of Sunset Sherbert crossed with an indica Cookies keeps private, which is where the name on the box comes from.

The oil is hemp-derived, and the listing gives less than 0.3% THC. It won’t make you high. People buy a tincture because it’s quiet: no vapor, no smell, and the dose is easy to repeat.

How to take the Cookies CBD Day Drops

1. Shake the bottle well. The terpenes and oil settle.
2. Fill the dropper to the mark you want.
3. Put the oil under your tongue and hold it there for about a minute before you swallow.
4. Give it around 45 minutes before you decide whether to take more.

Start low. Half a dropper is a fair first try, and you can work up from there over a few days. Write down what you took so you can repeat what worked. If you take any medication, talk to a doctor before adding CBD.

Reading the label

The box tells you three useful things: the volume (15ml or 30ml), that the oil is hemp-derived, and the strain that inspired the terpene profile. Check the bottle when it arrives and keep the box until you’ve finished it, so you have the details on hand if you ever need to ask us about it.

Storing the bottle

Keep the bottle upright, capped, at room temperature and away from sunlight. A bathroom cabinet near the shower isn’t ideal, because the heat and steam swing a lot. A kitchen drawer or a bedside table works better.

Cookies CBD Day Drops or another Cookies CBD product?

We carry four oral Cookies CBD products: the London Pound Cake Cookies CBD Day Drops for daytime, the Cereal Milk Cookies CBD Night Drops and Cereal Milk Cookies CBD Night Caps for evenings, and the Gelatti Cookies CBD Drops Tincture for any time. The tinctures share the same dropper and bottle, so the choice comes down to flavor and the extra herbs. Prefer to vape? The Cookies CBD carts use the same flavors. Our Cookies CBD tincture guide lays out the differences.

Buy the Cookies CBD Day Drops online

Ordering the Cookies CBD Day Drops online takes a couple of minutes: pick it, add it to the cart, check out. It’s $44 for the 15ml or $69 for the 30ml. Shipping is free on every order, with no minimum. Code yummycookies# takes 15% off your order. We’re an online store that stocks Cookies carts products, so everything on this page ships from our inventory, not from a dispensary.

You have to be 21 or older to order. Hemp and CBD vape rules change from state to state, so check what’s allowed where you live before you buy. Questions about a box, a batch or an order go to sales@cookiescartsusa.com or the contact page.

Cookies CBD Day Drops FAQ

What sizes does the Cookies CBD Day Drops come in?

15ml ($44) and 30ml ($69). Pick the size in the dropdown on this page.

How long does it take to work?

Give it around 45 minutes after you take it under the tongue. Swallowing it straight away tends to take longer.

Will the tincture get me high?

No. It’s hemp-derived CBD oil with less than 0.3% THC listed.

Can I take it with a CBD vape?

Many people do, but add one thing at a time so you know how each one feels for you. Ask a doctor first if you take medication.

Is shipping free?

Yes. Every order ships free, and code yummycookies# gives 15% off.

A note on CBD: these are hemp-derived products, and the listing gives less than 0.3% THC for the oil. The FDA hasn’t evaluated them to treat or prevent anything, and its page on cannabis and CBD products explains where things stand. For background on the compound itself, the Wikipedia article on cannabidiol is a fair place to start.