Bluebird Botanicals Classic CBD Oil Product Passport

PP-004 · Documentation Review

Product: Bluebird Botanicals Classic CBD Oil, 25mg per serving, 1oz full-spectrum tincture.

Batch reviewed: 60741-1125. Passport status: Concern. The batch report supports the product’s cannabinoid and contaminant documentation, while current seller pages give materially different frequency instructions for the same concentrated oil.

Passport Summary

Check	Result	What the evidence shows
Product identity	Pass	The current Bluebird product page lists Classic CBD Oil in a 25mg-per-serving 1oz option made from full-spectrum hemp extract and organic MCT oil.
Batch identity	Pass	Bluebird’s current batch database lists 60741-1125 as Classic CBD Oil 25 mg, manufactured November 1, 2025 and expiring November 1, 2027.
COA availability	Pass	A four-page SC Laboratories certificate package is publicly linked from the batch record.
CBD serving claim	Pass	The COA reports 51.45 mg/mL CBD. Bluebird’s current FAQ defines one concentrated-oil serving as about 0.5mL, which corresponds to about 25.7mg CBD and supports the 25mg-per-serving label.
THC claim	Pass	The COA reports delta-9 THC at 1.47 mg/mL and total potential THC at the same concentration. The current product page says the oil contains less than 0.3% THC by dry weight and lists no more than 0.95mg THC per serving; the reviewed lab concentration is consistent with that stated serving ceiling when using Bluebird’s 0.5mL serving definition.
Pesticides	Pass	The detailed pesticide panel reports the tested compounds as ND.
Mycotoxins	Pass	Ochratoxin and aflatoxin results are ND.
Microbiology	Pass	STEC and Salmonella are absent; yeast and mold, aerobic count, and coliform results are reported as none detected.
Heavy metals	Pass	Arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead are reported ND.
Residual solvents	Pass	The listed solvent panel is reported ND.
Seller use instructions	Concern	The current product page says one serving by mouth up to twice per day, while Bluebird’s current FAQ says concentrated oils may be taken up to 10 times per day. CBDCafe records the conflicting seller instructions but does not recommend either frequency.
Subscription terms	Pass	The current subscription page now clearly distinguishes 60% savings on eligible single-item subscriptions from 40% on curated bundles, resolving the earlier tracker conflict.
Health-effect and personal-use claims	Unknown	The seller page contains sleep, mood, stress, relaxation, and adjustable-serving language. This Documentation Review does not verify health effects or determine a suitable amount or frequency for any person.

Product and Batch Evidence

Bluebird Botanicals’ current batch database lists 60741-1125 for Classic CBD Oil 25 mg, manufactured November 1, 2025 and expiring November 1, 2027. The batch page links a four-page SC Laboratories certificate for potency and contaminant testing.

View the current Bluebird product page · View the Bluebird batch page · Open the batch certificate

Cannabinoid Results

The amended cannabinoid page reports 51.45 mg/mL CBD, 1.47 mg/mL delta-9 THC, 1.66 mg/mL CBC, 1.26 mg/mL CBG, and 0.23 mg/mL CBDV. Delta-8 THC, THCA, CBN, and several acidic/minor cannabinoids are reported ND or below quantitation.

The certificate also supplies a density value of 0.945 g/mL. Bluebird’s FAQ describes the concentrated-oil serving as about 0.5mL, so the laboratory concentration corresponds to about 25.7mg CBD per serving, close to and above the 25mg label claim.

Contaminant Testing

The four-page report includes pesticide, mycotoxin, microbial, heavy-metal, and residual-solvent testing. Pesticides are ND across the listed panel; ochratoxin and aflatoxins are ND; microbial screening reports pathogens absent or none detected; arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead are ND; and the listed residual solvents are ND.

These results apply to the tested sample represented by this certificate. They do not establish the composition of every earlier or later batch.

Seller Instruction Conflict

The current Classic CBD Oil product page says to take one serving by mouth up to twice per day. Bluebird’s current general CBD FAQ says the recommended serving is 15 drops, about 0.5mL, and says concentrated oils may be taken up to 10 times a day.

CBDCafe does not choose between these instructions. A Documentation Review can identify that the same seller currently publishes materially different frequency guidance, but it cannot determine an appropriate amount or schedule for an individual.

Subscription and Return Terms Observed

On September 5, 2026, the 25mg 1oz option was listed at $104.95. Bluebird’s current subscription page states 60% savings on eligible single-item recurring orders and 40% on curated bundles, with subscriptions that can be modified or canceled. The product page states a 30-day money-back guarantee for eligible new and unopened products.

The older tracker note that treated 60% versus 40% as conflicting is now resolved because the current subscription page explains the two percentages as applying to different purchase types.

FDA Record Context

CBDCafe did not locate a current Bluebird Botanicals entry in the FDA’s cannabis-derived product warning-letter index during this review. An older FDA analytical-results table has included a Bluebird-branded product sold through another firm, but that historical laboratory listing is not the same thing as a warning letter against the current company or this batch.

Absence from the current warning-letter index is not FDA approval, a compliance certificate, or a safety finding.

Review Scope and Change Log

Passport ID: PP-004
Review level: Documentation Review
Commercial relationship: No commercial tie recorded
Batch / lot: 60741-1125
Batch manufactured: November 1, 2025
Batch expiration: November 1, 2027
COA reported: November 10, 2025, with amended cannabinoid reporting approved November 18, 2025
Last checked: September 5, 2026
Current status: Concern

Important: CBDCafe did not purchase or independently test this oil. This Product Passport evaluates public documents and seller records for a named batch. It is general consumer information, not medical, dosing, pharmacy, legal, laboratory, pregnancy, or drug-testing advice. A Pass applies only to the named check. Unknown is not Pass.