ENDOVID 3000: CBD, CBDA & CBG Blend Explained

ENDOVID 3000 is Cannagea’s blend of CBD, CBDA, and CBG. The “3000” describes the combined labeled amount of those three cannabinoids in the bottle—not 3000mg of CBD alone. Understanding that distinction makes the formula easier to compare with a CBD-only or CBG-only oil.

This guide explains the blend, how to check the numbers on your bottle, and what cannabinoid research can and cannot tell you about a finished product. View the current ENDOVID 3000 product listing for purchase options and package information.

What is in ENDOVID 3000?

The listing describes a broad-spectrum formula with 1000mg CBD, 1000mg CBDA, and 1000mg CBG per bottle. These are different cannabinoids; the amounts should be tracked separately as well as added together.

Cannabinoid	Labeled amount per bottle
CBD, cannabidiol	1000mg
CBDA, cannabidiolic acid	1000mg
CBG, cannabigerol	1000mg
Combined total	3000mg cannabinoids

CBDA is the acidic form associated with CBD; CBG is a separate cannabinoid. They are not alternate names for the same ingredient. Likewise, CBG and CBGA are different compounds, an important distinction when reading research headlines.

How to check the milligrams per mL

Start with the actual bottle volume and divide each cannabinoid’s bottle total by that volume. For a bottle labeled 30mL, the arithmetic would be:

• 1000mg CBD ÷ 30mL = approximately 33.3mg CBD per mL.

• 1000mg CBDA ÷ 30mL = approximately 33.3mg CBDA per mL.

• 1000mg CBG ÷ 30mL = approximately 33.3mg CBG per mL.

• 3000mg combined ÷ 30mL = approximately 100mg total cannabinoids per mL.

These are label calculations, not recommended amounts to take. Confirm your current package volume, batch report, and serving directions. A figure for one cannabinoid is not the combined amount, and an unmarked “dropperful” is not a precise measurement. If the label and product description disagree, ask Cannagea to clarify before use.

For more examples, see CBD oil strength and mg-per-mL math. If comparing prices, use the price-per-milligram guide and state whether your calculation is for CBD alone or all cannabinoids combined.

Does the blend prove immune or antiviral benefits?

No. A product name, a list of cannabinoids, or a laboratory potency report does not establish that a finished oil prevents infection, treats COVID-19, or improves immunity in people. It should not replace vaccination, medical evaluation, or prescribed treatment.

A frequently discussed 2022 cannabinoid-acid study examined CBDA and CBGA in laboratory assays involving viral entry into cells. It was not a clinical trial of ENDOVID in people, and CBGA is not the CBG listed in this blend. Cell findings cannot establish an effective or safe retail-product regimen.

Human CBG research is also still developing. A 2026 study of oral CBG in 12 healthy adults evaluated single-dose safety and drug levels, with few consistent subjective effects. It did not establish immune protection from a CBD–CBDA–CBG combination.

How does it compare with a single-cannabinoid oil?

A blend introduces several ingredients at once. If your purpose is to compare cannabinoid composition, that differs from choosing a product centered on one cannabinoid.

Cannagea’s 1000mg CBG Isolate Oil offers a CBG-focused comparison, while ENDOVID lists three cannabinoid totals. Neither the larger combined number nor the number of ingredients proves that one formula will work better for a particular person. Our CBG oil methods and measuring guide explains the format and measurement questions.

What to check before choosing a bottle

1. The full ingredient list: check carrier oils, flavorings, and anything you need to avoid.

2. The matching batch report: verify CBD, CBDA, CBG, and THC results, their units, and the laboratory’s detection limits.

3. The intended route and directions: use an oral oil only as labeled; do not put it in a vape device.

4. Your medication and health history: discuss the complete blend with a qualified healthcare professional rather than assuming a CBD-only recommendation applies.

The NCCIH cannabinoid overview describes CBD side effects and medication interactions. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, upcoming surgery, or prescription use are reasons to seek individual guidance before starting a cannabinoid product.

Common ENDOVID questions

Is ENDOVID 3000 the same as 3000mg CBD oil?

No. The listing divides the 3000mg total among CBD, CBDA, and CBG. Compare each amount and the bottle volume when comparing formulas.

Does broad-spectrum guarantee a negative drug test?

No. Review the current batch report and applicable testing policy. A THC-free or broad-spectrum label is not a guarantee of a particular test result.

Where can I compare the current options?

Start with the ENDOVID 3000 listing and bring the label and batch report to any conversation with your healthcare professional. Our COA checklist explains how to match a report to a product.

Reviewed September 2, 2026. General product education, not an individualized treatment recommendation.