Cold-Pressed Hempseed Oil

Nutrient-rich edible oil, cold-pressed to preserve natural Omega-3 and Omega-6.

Cold-pressed hemp seeds yield one of nature's most nutrient-dense edible oils. Our Cold-Pressed Hempseed Oil is prepared at low temperature to preserve the naturally occurring Omega-3, Omega-6, and Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA) present in hemp seeds.

Add a spoonful to salads, smoothies, or drizzle over cooked food to boost the nutritional value of your everyday meals. Light in taste, nutty in aroma, and made in India from FSSAI-approved hemp seeds.

Why we love this oil

• Rich in plant-based Omega-3 and Omega-6
• Contains naturally occurring GLA
• Cold-pressed to preserve nutrients
• 100% edible, FSSAI-registered
• No additives, no preservatives

How to use

Add 1 tablespoon daily to salads, smoothies, or cooled food. Do not heat directly — hempseed oil is best used cold to preserve its nutritional profile.

Ingredients

100% Cold-Pressed Hempseed Oil (Cannabis sativa seed oil, food-grade)

Note: 'Cannabis sativa seed oil' is the FSSAI-mandated botanical name for hempseed oil. It is legally required on the label. Hempseed oil is 100% edible and does not contain THC or CBD.

Product specifications

• Volume: 250 ml
• Extraction method: Cold-pressed
• Shelf life: 12 months from date of manufacture
• Storage: Cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight
• FSSAI License: [insert license number]

FAQ

Q. Can I cook with hempseed oil?
A. Hempseed oil is best used cold. You can drizzle it over cooked food after removing it from heat, but avoid frying or high-temperature cooking, which reduces its nutritional value.

Q. How does hempseed oil taste?
A. Light, nutty, slightly grassy. Similar to a delicate olive or walnut oil.

Q. Is this the same as CBD oil?
A. No. Hempseed oil is made from hemp seeds and is a food. It does not contain CBD or THC. It's used the same way as any other nutritional oil, like flaxseed oil.

Q. Who should not use hempseed oil?
A. If you have an oil allergy or are on any medication, please consult your healthcare provider before adding new supplements to your routine.