Planned — licence-gated
CBD oil in Nepal
There is no legal open market for CBD in Nepal today — and anyone selling it otherwise is outside the law. Here is what is actually coming: a licensed, lab-tested Himalayan CBD line, built the compliant way.
Make an inquiryThe honest state of CBD in Nepal
CBD (cannabidiol) is a non-intoxicating cannabis compound used worldwide in tinctures, topicals, and cosmetics. In Nepal, CBD falls under the cannabis licensing framework: production and sale become lawful only through the medical and industrial pathway, with certified laboratory testing. We will not sell CBD before that — and we would treat any current 'CBD shop' claims in Nepal with caution.
What we are building
A Himalayan CBD line — extracts, tinctures, and topicals — grown at altitude under licence, tested batch-by-batch at a certified laboratory, and paired with Nepal's ayurvedic formulation tradition. Wholesale buyers and retail partners can register interest now; early partners get first allocation when licensed production begins.
Planned. CBD production and sale begin only under the licences required by prevailing law. Wholesale interest is being registered now.
Common questions
- Is CBD legal in Nepal?
- CBD falls under Nepal's cannabis licensing framework. There is no legal open market today; lawful production and sale come through the medical and industrial licensing pathway with certified lab testing.
- When will your CBD products launch?
- When — and only when — the required licences are issued. Register your interest and we will keep you informed; early wholesale partners get first allocation.
- Does CBD get you high?
- No. CBD is non-intoxicating. The intoxicating compound is THC, which industrial hemp contains only below 0.3%.