Little Rick CBD
Drinking CBD is one of the simplest ways to work it into a daily routine. It suits people who want a consistent dose, that is, as refreshing as it is effective and satisfying.
Every Little Rick drink contains 32mg of full-spectrum CBD, blended with real fruit juice and natural flavourings. The range is vegan-friendly and preservative-free, with each batch going through third-party lab testing, so what’s on the label reflects what’s in the can.
If you're exploring other CBDs alongside these drinks, our CBD gummies and edibles are worth considering for a delightful pair.
About Little Rick
Little Rick launched in 2019 as the UK’s first full-spectrum CBD drink, building around the premise that isolate-based CBD drinks weren’t good enough, and that a whole-plant approach with good flavour could stand out on its own merits.
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The drinks use full-spectrum hemp extract crafted in-house, with each batch independently tested by third-party labs. Certificates are available on the Little Rick website, covering cannabinoid content and confirming compliance with UK THC limits.
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What Is Full-Spectrum CBD
Full-spectrum CBD contains all naturally occurring compounds found in the hemp plant, including minor cannabinoids like CBG and CBC alongside CBD itself. It also retains traces of THC, kept below the UK legal threshold of 1mg per container.
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How CBD Drinks Work
CBD drinks deliver cannabinoids through the digestive system. From there, it interacts with the body’s endocannabinoid system, a network of receptors found throughout the body that works by regulating mood, stress response, and relaxation.
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Because digestion is involved, the onset is slower than inhaled or sublingual methods. Most people notice effects somewhere between 10 and 40 minutes after drinking, depending on individual factors like body weight and metabolism.
Pairing CBD Drinks With Other CBD Products
CBD has a daily intake ceiling, so if you're using multiple CBD products, the total intake across all of them is what matters, not just one product in isolation. Someone using a CBD oil daily and adding a CBD drink on top should account for the combined dosage when following FSA guidance. Generally, there's no interaction risk between CBD formats, but building up slowly and tracking your total intake is the sensible approach, especially when starting.
FAQ
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The FSA advises healthy adults in the UK to consume no more than 70mg of CBD per day from food and drink, though its guidance for regular long-term use is closer to 10mg per day. Each Little Rick can contains 32mg of CBD, so most people stick to one can daily to stay within that conservative guidance. If you're unsure what's appropriate for you, it's worth checking with your GP, especially if you take any regular medication
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Alcohol is linked to liver damage, dependency, and a range of long-term health consequences. But none of which applied to CBD beverages. Little Rick drinks are low in calories, contain no alcohol and have controlled traces of THC, so they won’t leave you high and with a hangover.
What you get is a calming, relaxed feeling without impairment, which means you can drink one in situations where alcohol wouldn’t be appropriate and still function normally afterwards
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Can Little Rick CBD drinks get you high? Little Rick drinks are formulated with full-spectrum hemp extract, which contains only trace amounts of THC, well below the UK legal limit of 1mg per container. That's not enough to produce any intoxicating effect, so you won't get high from drinking them. They're designed to deliver a calming, relaxed feeling without impairment, which means you go about your day as normal after drinking one
