Medterra is a hemp wellness company that sells CBD and low-dose hemp-derived THC products directly to consumers. The catalog runs to 38 products across four formats — gummies, tinctures, capsules and topicals — plus a small pet line, and it ships nationwide under the 2018 Farm Bill rather than moving through state-licensed dispensaries.
The spectrum system is the spine of the range. Isolate products are refined down to CBD alone, with no other cannabinoids or terpenes left in. The broad-spectrum CBD+ line removes the THC while keeping other cannabinoids at a stated 10:1 ratio. Full spectrum sits at 5:1 CBD to minor cannabinoids and carries either 2mg or 5mg of THC per serving.
Gummies are the largest category at 17 products, and Medterra lists every formula by milligram. Deep Sleep pairs 25mg CBD with 2mg THC and 3mg melatonin. Sound Asleep runs heavier at 50mg CBD, 5mg THC, 3mg melatonin and 100mg L-theanine. Daily Delight is 25mg CBD to 5mg THC, and Mood Boost combines 50mg CBD, 5mg THC and 30mg saffron.
The THC-free side is just as specific. Calm Gummies carry 25mg broad-spectrum CBD and 125mg L-theanine, while Sleep Tight builds on CBD isolate with 5-HTP, melatonin, chamomile, passionflower and lemon balm. Good Morning Capsules mix CBD and CBG with caffeine, ashwagandha and bacopa monnieri. Flavors on the gummy line include lemon, orange and raspberry.
Tinctures are the smallest category at four products, among them a full-spectrum oil blending THC, CBD and CBG and a Daily Relief oil built on CBD isolate. Capsules run to five, including a Good Night formula at 50mg broad-spectrum CBD with 3mg melatonin. The pet line is three products, a calming chew and a tincture among them.
Topicals account for eight products and are sold by total milligram rather than per serving, in 1,200mg roll-ons and 2,000mg creams. The Rapid Recovery line builds CBD into a menthol, camphor, arnica and aloe base, in cooling and heating-cooling versions. The top of the topical range lists at $59.99, the highest price on the site.
Sourcing and testing take up most of the company's own copy. The hemp is grown in the United States, Medterra holds US Hemp Authority certification, and every product carries a batch-level certificate of analysis on its own page covering cannabinoid content, ingredient profile and quality-control method. Glyphosate is left off the panel because no chemicals are used in growing or extraction.
Pricing is mid-market and consistent. Most gummies list between $39.99 and $44.99, topicals climb to $59.99, and subscriptions come in a quarter below list at four, six or eight-week intervals. Shipping is free on subscriptions and on orders over $75. A rewards program, a referral credit and an app with member-only discounts sit alongside the storefront.
The storefront is organized two ways at once: by format, and by six named collections covering sleep, mood, relax, relief, focus and pet. A short quiz routes shoppers to a spectrum. Beyond the direct store there is a retail locator, a wholesale inquiry lane, and an affiliate and ambassador program.
Medterra sits on the hemp side of the line rather than the state-licensed cannabis side: no flower, no strain names, and direct shipping across all fifty states instead of dispensary-only distribution. Its own stated mission is access — quality formulas without the premium price. For a shopper comparing hemp brands, the milligram detail and per-batch lab reporting are the parts worth checking.