6 Best CBD Oils to Pair With Mushroom Supplements

CBDistillery sells the same full-spectrum, MCT-carried tincture across a wide strength range, so if you start light next to a mushroom supplement and want more later, it's a reorder rather than a brand switch. The 1000mg bottle (30mL, natural flavor) is $59.99, delivers about 33mg per full dropper, and comes out to roughly 6 cents per mg — not the cheapest on this list, but well ahead of the three options clustered near 8 cents. Every bottle carries a QR code linking to that batch's own third-party lab results, a fast way to cross-check testing once you're tracking more than one supplement.

Lazarus Naturals' Classic tincture is unflavored and additive-free, carried in a blend of organic hempseed and coconut MCT oil, and at $40 for a 1500mg (30mL) bottle it works out to about 2.7 cents per mg — fractionally the lowest per-mg figure here. That's a near-dead heat with botanCBD's own 6,000mg bottle ($0.0275 per mg); the gap only really shows up if you're comparing Lazarus's one available size against a competitor's smallest bottle rather than its largest. It's full spectrum, so it includes trace THC, and the 50mg/mL concentration means a small number of drops covers a full serving. Lazarus also runs an income-based Assistance Program offering up to 60% off for veterans, people with long-term disabilities, and low-income households, a genuine differentiator if cost is the deciding factor across a whole supplement budget.

NuLeaf's only ingredients are full-spectrum hemp extract and organic hemp seed oil — no MCT, and no flavored version exists because they've never made one. Hemp seed oil is grassier and more assertive than MCT, so this is a stronger-tasting oil to stir into a smoothie than most others on this list, even though it's technically 'unflavored.' It's sold in one entry size, a 5mL (300mg) bottle for $24 — about 8 cents per mg, the lowest total bottle price here but tied with Charlotte's Web and Medterra for the priciest option on a per-mg basis. Being full spectrum, it also carries trace THC (under 0.3%), unlike the broad-spectrum and isolate picks above.

Charlotte's Web has been selling hemp CBD since 2013 and posts a certificate of analysis for every batch, searchable by the batch number on the box — a useful habit once you're tracking more than one supplement's testing. Its Original Formula comes in an olive-oil base, the closest thing to unflavored in that lineup since olive oil carries some taste of its own, at 1500mg (30mL) for $119.99. That's about 8 cents per mg, tied with NuLeaf and Medterra for the highest on this list and also the single most expensive bottle here in plain dollars, which makes it an easier sell on brand history and testing depth than on price.

Medterra's Daily Relief drops are 99%+ pure CBD isolate in organic MCT oil with zero THC — not just the trace amount broad-spectrum labeling allows, but no other cannabinoids at all, which is the strongest 'one less variable' option on this list if that's specifically what you want in a stack. The unflavored 500mg bottle (30mL) is $39.99, which works out to about 8 cents per mg — tied with NuLeaf and Charlotte's Web for the most expensive CBD here per milligram, and the smallest bottle in the group besides NuLeaf's. It's a reasonable pick if isolate purity specifically is what you're after; on cost per mg alone, four other options on this list do more for less.