Most factories require 3000 units per size.
rbdpackaging supports flexible MOQ starting at 1000 pcs, useful for new CBD brands testing multiple SKUs.

Most CBD paper boxes use 300–400gsm.
Rigid boxes use 800–1200gsm greyboard.
Thicker paper increases durability and improves shelf presence.

Most regions require:

• Product name

• CBD content

• Ingredients

• Net weight

• Batch number

• Storage instructions

• Legal disclaimers
  Optional elements include QR code, lab test report, and sustainability icons.Retail brands often ask rbdpackaging to pre-check labels before printing to avoid compliance issues.

For small U.S. vape pen brands, a tuck-end paper box or sliding drawer box (slide box) often works best. These styles offer good protection, elegant unboxing, and relatively low tooling cost. Add a paper insert for stability and consider spot UV or embossing to enhance the premium feel.

Yes. CBD oils, vape cartridges, and gummies often require child-resistant packaging. This rule applies in the US, Canada, and parts of the EU. CR mechanisms include push-and-turn caps, CR paper boxes, and slide-lock structures.

A 30ml CBD oil bottle usually fits into a box that measures 1.25″ x 1.25″ x 4″ to 1.5″ x 1.5″ x 4.25″ (about 32–38mm × 32–38mm × 100–108mm). The exact box size depends on the bottle shape, dropper length, and whether a custom insert is needed.

Most packaging suppliers recommend:

• 32×32×100mm for standard round glass bottles

• 35×35×105mm for premium bottles with longer droppers

• 38×38×108mm for bottles packed with a paper insert or extra protection

If you want a tight, minimalist fit, choose the smaller size. If your bottle has a longer dropper or requires cushioning, choose one of the larger sizes.

You can use coated paper, soft-touch lamination, gold foil accents, and minimalist design. These finishes look premium but cost less than rigid boxes. You can also standardize box sizes to reduce tooling costs.

CBD packaging in 2025 must follow updated rules in major markets. In the United States, most states require clear labeling, dosage instructions, ingredients, batch numbers, disclaimers, and child-resistant (CR) packaging for CBD oils, vapes, and edibles. In Canada, CBD packaging must follow federal cannabis regulations, including strict health warnings, standardized THC/CBD labeling, and CR packaging for almost all ingested or inhaled products. In the European Union, requirements focus on accurate ingredient disclosure, safety warnings, and compliance with each country’s THC limit.

Across all regions, brands must avoid medical claims and must follow local THC-limit rules and age restriction policies.