Planned — licence-gated
Water-soluble CBD
CBD is naturally oil-soluble, not water-soluble — a real formulation obstacle for beverage and water-based product buyers, which this line specifically addresses.
Solving a real formulation problem
Cannabinoids are naturally fat-soluble, which makes them difficult to blend evenly into water-based products like beverages, water-based topicals, or effervescent formats — water-soluble CBD is specifically processed (typically nano-emulsified or encapsulated) to disperse evenly in water, opening formulation categories oil-based CBD can't reach.
Pending licensing under Nepal's medical and industrial cannabis framework. Not currently available for supply.
Planned. Production and sale begin only under the licences required by prevailing law. This is a capability and pipeline page, not a current offer — wholesale interest is being registered now.
Common questions
- Why can't I just add regular CBD oil to a beverage?
- Oil-based CBD doesn't mix evenly into water — it separates. Water-soluble CBD is processed specifically to disperse and stay stable in water-based formulations like drinks.
- Is this the same as nano-emulsified CBD?
- Nano-emulsification is one common method used to make CBD water-soluble — see our nano-emulsified CBD page for that specific format.
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Category overview →- CBD oil in Nepal
- Full-spectrum hemp extract
- Broad-spectrum CBD distillate
- CBD crude extract
- Winterized CBD crude
- CBD distillate
- Crystal-resistant CBD distillate
- THC-free CBD distillate
- CBD isolate
- CBG isolate
- CBN isolate
- CBC isolate
- CBDA raw hemp extract
- CBGA extract
- THCV extract
- Nano-emulsified CBD
- CBD in MCT oil
- CBD in hemp seed oil tincture
- Minor cannabinoids