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Looking for HempWorx 500, 750 or 1500 CBD oil? These familiar numbers come from older HempWorx labeling. Learn what changed and how to compare the current HempWorx CBD oil lineup in 2026.
Directly Hemp is an authorized HempWorx online store. Skip the guesswork and compare the current HempWorx CBD oil lineup by spectrum, flavor, label information and price.
Compare current HempWorx CBD oilsWhat did HempWorx 500, 750 and 1500 mean?
The simplest answer is that 500, 750 and 1500 are historical HempWorx product names associated with older labeling and product configurations. The current HempWorx catalog offered through Directly Hemp is organized primarily around full spectrum versus broad spectrum, THC free formulas, flavor and current product label information rather than relying on those old numbered names.
Long-time customers became accustomed to saying things like I use HempWorx 500 or where can I find HempWorx 1500. As products, formulations and labeling evolve, however, historical product names do not always stay attached to the current catalog.
That is why searching for one of the old numbers today may lead to older webpages, reviews, archived product descriptions or reseller content rather than the current HempWorx lineup. The safest approach in 2026 is to compare the current label, not simply look for the same historical number. You should not automatically assume that a bottle currently sold in 2026 is a direct replacement for an older HempWorx 500, 750 or 1500 product simply because the packaging looks familiar.
Is HempWorx 500 still available?
If you are specifically searching for HempWorx 500 CBD oil, you are not alone. It is still a phrase customers search because people remember the older HempWorx lineup by those strength numbers.
On the current Directly Hemp CBD oil page, however, HempWorx 500 is treated as a historical product name rather than a current catalog designation. Instead of attempting to match an old 500 bottle by name, compare the current products based on spectrum, labeled cannabinoid amount, bottle size, flavor, ingredients, current product directions and laboratory information. That prevents you from accidentally assuming two products are equivalent when their current labels may differ.
What happened to HempWorx 750?
The same principle applies to HempWorx 750 CBD oil. 750 is another name long-time HempWorx customers may remember, but the current tincture collection is now presented by formula and flavor rather than being marketed primarily under the historical 750 name.
If you previously purchased HempWorx 750, check your old bottle or order history if you still have it. Then compare: was it full spectrum or THC free? What did the label list as the cannabinoid amount? What flavor did you use? What ingredients were included? Those details are more useful than assuming that the closest-looking current bottle is automatically the same formulation.
Is HempWorx 1500 still sold?
HempWorx 1500 is another historical search that continues to appear. The current Directly Hemp catalog does not present the tincture lineup primarily as HempWorx 1500. The current products are organized around their actual formulations, including full spectrum, broad spectrum THC free and CBDA options.
If you are specifically trying to replace an older 1500 product, start by comparing the old product label against the current label rather than trying to match the number alone. That is particularly important because cannabinoid product labeling has changed significantly across the hemp industry over time.
What HempWorx CBD oils are available now?
The current HempWorx CBD oil selection shown through Directly Hemp includes several distinct categories. Organic full spectrum tinctures are available in natural, cinnamon and peppermint, currently listed as 30 mL bottles at $79 each. Full spectrum hemp products contain CBD along with other naturally occurring compounds from the hemp plant and may contain legally permitted trace quantities of THC, so check the current laboratory information before purchasing if THC exposure matters to you.
The broad spectrum lineup also includes natural, cinnamon and peppermint, described as broad spectrum with no detectable THC according to current product information, and also listed at $79. Broad spectrum should not be interpreted as a guarantee that someone will pass a drug test. Testing sensitivity, manufacturing variation and individual circumstances can all matter.
The current catalog also includes HempWorx CBDA Broad Spectrum at $69 and Aging In Reverse Stem Oil, which is positioned separately from the standard full spectrum and broad spectrum tincture choices. CBDA is not simply another name for CBD; it is a different cannabinoid form naturally associated with the raw hemp plant. Treat Aging In Reverse Stem Oil as its own current formulation rather than assuming it replaces one of the old numbered HempWorx oils.
Full spectrum vs THC free HempWorx CBD
For most people comparing current HempWorx CBD oil, spectrum is now one of the most useful distinctions. Full spectrum formulas retain multiple naturally occurring hemp compounds and may contain trace THC within applicable federal hemp limits. Broad spectrum products retain multiple hemp-derived compounds while being formulated to remove detectable THC.
Directly Hemp currently offers both types, which gives consumers a clearer choice based on the cannabinoid profile they prefer. Rather than asking only should I buy HempWorx 500 or HempWorx 1500, a better 2026 question is: do I want full spectrum or broad spectrum, and what does the current product label actually say?
How to compare an old HempWorx bottle with a current one
If you still have an older HempWorx 500, 750 or 1500 bottle, use it. Take a photo of the front and back labels and compare the information with the current product listing.
Look for the product name first, and do not rely solely on packaging color or bottle shape. Then check the cannabinoid amount the label actually lists, the bottle size, whether the product was full spectrum, broad spectrum or another formulation, the THC information on current laboratory results, the ingredients including carrier oils and flavoring, and the directions. Use the directions provided with the current product rather than assuming that instructions from an older bottle still apply.
Why did HempWorx change the product names?
CBD and hemp product lines evolve. Manufacturers update packaging, product names, formulations, flavor options, strengths, regulatory language, labeling conventions and product categories. That does not necessarily mean one single dramatic event caused every change.
It also means older articles around the internet can become misleading because they continue describing products that are no longer labeled or sold the same way. That is why Directly Hemp now separates historical HempWorx 500, 750 and 1500 terminology from the current catalog.
Are older HempWorx reviews still useful?
Sometimes. An older HempWorx review may still tell you something about the brand or the customer's experience at that time. But be careful when the review discusses an old strength, an old formulation, a discontinued product, old pricing, previous packaging, retired compensation programs or historical THC and cannabinoid information.
If the article is several years old, verify its product information against the current catalog before using it to make a purchasing decision. For current information, Directly Hemp maintains separate HempWorx Reviews 2026 and HempWorx Prices 2026 resources.
How much does current HempWorx CBD oil cost?
As of September 2026, Directly Hemp lists the organic full spectrum and broad spectrum tinctures on its CBD oil page at $79, while HempWorx CBDA Broad Spectrum is listed at $69. Prices can change, so use the individual product page or official checkout for the current amount before ordering.
This is another reason older HempWorx 500, 750 or 1500 reviews may not accurately represent current value.
Where can you buy HempWorx CBD oil online?
Directly Hemp is an authorized HempWorx online store, with current product information covering CBD oils, gummies, Relief Cream, pet CBD, CBDA, sprays and value packs. If you are arriving because you searched for one of the older products, start with the current HempWorx CBD oil page.
From there you can compare full spectrum versus broad spectrum, natural, cinnamon and peppermint flavors, current pricing, CBDA and individual product labels. That is more reliable than attempting to purchase an older formula simply because a search result still contains 500, 750 or 1500 in the title.
Frequently asked questions
Is HempWorx 500 discontinued? HempWorx 500 is treated as a historical product name in the current Directly Hemp catalog. Current tinctures are listed by formula and flavor instead.
Can I still buy HempWorx 750? The current catalog does not primarily use the historical HempWorx 750 naming convention. Compare current HempWorx products using the current product label rather than assuming a direct replacement.
What replaced HempWorx 1500? Do not assume that any current tincture is a direct replacement for HempWorx 1500 unless the manufacturer specifically identifies it that way. Compare cannabinoid amount, spectrum, bottle size and ingredients.
Does HempWorx still make CBD oil? Yes. The current catalog includes full spectrum, broad spectrum THC free, CBDA and other hemp tincture options.
Does HempWorx still have cinnamon CBD oil? Yes. Directly Hemp currently lists cinnamon versions of both organic full spectrum and broad spectrum CBD oil.
Does HempWorx still have peppermint CBD oil? Yes. Peppermint is currently listed for both full spectrum and broad spectrum formulations.
The bottom line
If you are searching for HempWorx 500, HempWorx 750 or HempWorx 1500, you are probably looking for a product you remember rather than something imaginary. Those names are part of HempWorx's older product history, but the current catalog has moved toward describing tinctures by spectrum, flavor and current product label information rather than relying primarily on those old numbered names.
So do not choose a new product simply because you think its number matches your old bottle. Compare the current label. Look at the cannabinoid information. Check the spectrum. Check the ingredients. Then choose from the products that are actually available today.
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