Does Trip Have CBD? Trip's Range vs the FSA List

Does Trip have CBD? Not in the range its UK homepage showed on 31 October 2026: magnesium Mindful Blend drinks, gummies and powders, none named CBD. The FSA public list still carries Trip CBD drinks and oils as Validated under application RP-349, but a listing does not prove a product is still sold.

Does Trip have CBD in its current range?

This desk read Trip’s UK homepage, drink-trip.com, on 31 October 2026. It listed magnesium drinks under the Mindful Blend name, Ashwagandha, Lion’s Mane, Magnesium and new Dream gummies, a new Calm & Restore magnesium and creatine powder, a Calm & Hydrate mixed pouch, a new Dream powder and a magnesium powder. The drink descriptions that came back name 120mg of magnesium; one adds 100mg of lion’s mane. No product line on that page named CBD.

That is a finding about one page on one day. This desk has read no Trip statement saying its CBD drinks are discontinued, so this post does not say they are.

Trip on the FSA list against Trip’s homepage

The same day this desk read all four result pages of the FSA public list searched for “Trip”. Every Trip entry below is listed under TRIP/Mile High Labs Inc or TRIP Drinks/Mile High Labs Inc, status Validated, application RP-349.

The pages came back in truncated windows, so the list may hold Trip entries this desk did not see. The Boost Up and 3000mg oil entries carry a “last updated” date of 29 August 2023.

Is Trip Mindful Blend CBD?

No. As reported by the BBC on 16 July 2025, the Advertising Standards Authority upheld three complaints against an advert for Trip’s cucumber and mint Mindful Blend drink, and “the Trip drinks range in the banned advert does not contain CBD.” The BBC notes Trip calls itself the “UK’s No.1 CBD brand”.

Validated is not authorised

Validated is a status on an FSA list of products with a credible application for authorisation. It is not an authorisation, and says nothing about whether a shop still stocks it. This site’s legality check covers what the listing permits; this post adds what Trip itself now shows.

How to check an older Trip can or bottle

Read the product name off the label, search the FSA list for it, and match it entry for entry: a 25mg Boost Up can and a peach ginger sparkling can are separate entries. The THC check covers the THC limit, and the per-drop maths covers the oils.

Frequently asked questions

Do Trip drinks contain CBD? The drinks on Trip’s UK homepage on 31 October 2026 did not name CBD; they were Mindful Blend magnesium drinks. Older Trip CBD drinks, including Boost Up and Calm Down 25mg and the lightly sparkling cans, are still on the FSA public list as Validated under RP-349. Every Trip CBD entry this desk saw has CBD in its name.

Does Trip still have CBD in it? Not in the range its homepage showed when this desk read it. This desk has read no Trip statement saying the CBD lines are discontinued, and the FSA list still carries them, so a CBD can or oil from older stock can exist. Check its exact name against the list.

What is in a Trip drink now? The Mindful Blend descriptions on Trip’s homepage name 120mg of magnesium, with botanicals such as lion’s mane, lemon balm and chamomile in some flavours; one lists 120mg magnesium and 100mg lion’s mane. The BBC reported in July 2025 that the Mindful Blend range in a banned advert did not contain CBD.

CBD products are food supplements, not medicines, and are for adults. Check the name on the can against the list before you check the price.