Cannavedic Alternative
Cannavedic and Kushiva are the closest match on this list. Both are AYUSH-licensed, both sell full-spectrum cannabis extract, and their mid-range prices are almost identical - CannaMild 1000 mg at Rs 2,500 for 10 ml against Kushiva's Rs 1,199 for the same size. The differences are the entry price, how strength is stated, and what Cannavedic offers that Kushiva does not: a THC-free Pure Vijaya line.
- Oils from Rs 1,199
- Batch COA available
- Doctor-reviewed before dispatch
- GST invoice, ships 3-5 working days
Is Kushiva a good Cannavedic alternative?
Kushiva is the cheaper alternative to Cannavedic once the bottles are matched by size. CannaMild 1000 mg is a 10 ml full-spectrum oil at Rs 2,500 on sale; Kushiva's 10 ml full-spectrum oil is Rs 1,199 - less than half, like for like on size and spectrum (checked 7 October 2026). At 30 ml the comparison is Kushiva's Rs 2,490 against Cannavedic's Rs 4,000 on sale for the THC-free Pure Vijaya 1500 mg. Both brands are AYUSH-licensed and both sell full-spectrum oils. Cannavedic's advantage is breadth: THC-free options, topicals, pet oils and Ayurvedic capsules, none of which Kushiva makes.
Full-spectrum means we keep everything. Dad would call it not wasting food.
What this page compares: listed prices, stated policies and published product information, on the dates shown, with the source for each brand linked at the foot of the page. It does not compare potency, quality or suitability — the brands state strength in different units, so those are not like-for-like. Prices and policies change; check the current product page before you buy.
Side by side
Cannavedic vs Kushiva: Comparison
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| Cannavedic | Compared on | Kushiva |
|---|---|---|
| CannaMild 1000 mg, 10 ml, 100 mg/ml, Rs 2,500 on sale (Rs 3,125 regular) | 10 ml full-spectrum oil | Rs 1,199, 10 ml, 200 mg/ml |
| Pure Vijaya 1500 mg, 30 ml, 50 mg/ml, THC-free, Rs 4,000 on sale | 30 ml oil | Rs 2,490, 30 ml, 200 mg/ml, full spectrum |
| Pure Vijaya leaf extract isolate, 1 g, Rs 1,500 on sale - an isolate, not an oil | Cheapest listed line | Rs 1,199 (10 ml oil) |
| CannaStrong Rs 5,500; Cannex extracts to Rs 8,000 | Top of range | Enriched extract Rs 3,500 - no higher tier |
| Yes, the Pure Vijaya line | THC-free option | No - Kushiva is full-spectrum only |
| Total milligrams per bottle (1000 mg, 3000 mg) | How strength is stated | Milligrams per millilitre (200 mg/ml), constant across sizes |
| AYUSH-licensed category; confirm current policy at purchase | Prescription flow | Upload an existing prescription at checkout, or a doctor consultation is arranged after you order - the order is held until it clears |
| States GMP certified, no preservatives | Lab reports | Batch Certificate of Analysis available, with strength stated as a number on the approved label (200 mg/ml oils, 350 mg per gummy) |
| Varies by brand; confirm at purchase | Medical review | Every order reviewed by an in-house doctor before dispatch, whether you upload a prescription or request a consultation |
| Blog content | Published education | 34 articles citing primary research by name, an 87-question FAQ, three guides in Hindi, plus a free dropper calculator and format-finder quiz |
What is actually in the bottle
- Made in a GMP and ISO-certified facility. Manufacturing standards govern how consistently a batch is produced — the difference between a formulation that behaves the same way every time and one that does not.
- Full-spectrum leaf extract, not an isolate. The leaf’s natural compound profile is retained rather than stripped down to a single molecule.
- An MCT carrier oil, not a filler oil. Our oils are a 20% Vijaya leaf extract carried in MCT. Carrier choice is the quietest quality decision in this category and the one buyers rarely check.
- Standardised strength, stated as a number. 200 mg per ml on the label, and 350 mg of standardised leaf extract per gummy — not a ratio you have to convert, and not a range.
- Gummies with no added sugar. A cola-flavoured, portioned format that does not carry a confectionery sugar load with it.
- Flavoured because extract is not pleasant. Mint in the oil, cola in the gummies. This matters more than it sounds when something is taken daily.
- Blister-packed, one dose per cell. Portioning is hygiene and dose control at the same time.
Every figure above is printed on the approved label, so you can check it against the pack rather than take our word for it.
Brands label actives in different units, so the table compares price, proof and process — not potency. Amounts belong with the approved label and a registered medical practitioner. Prices and policies as listed on 7 October 2026; sources below.
The money
What you actually pay
02Cannavedic discounts heavily, so compare the sale prices it actually charges. On the format Kushiva also sells - a 10 ml full-spectrum oil - it lists CannaMild 1000 mg at Rs 2,500 on sale from Rs 3,125, against Kushiva's Rs 1,199. Its cheapest Pure Vijaya oil is the THC-free 1000 mg 10 ml at Rs 2,100 on sale. Cannavedic does list Rs 1,500, and it is worth being clear about what that is: a 1 g leaf extract isolate, not an oil, so it is not a cheaper version of anything on this page (all four figures checked 7 October 2026). Higher up the range CannaBalance was Rs 4,500 and CannaStrong Rs 5,500 when last checked in August 2026 - a tier Kushiva does not compete in at all.
| Product | Size | Price | Strength on the label | Works out at |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cannabis leaf extract oil | 10 ml | Rs 1,199 | 200 mg/ml | Rs 120 per ml |
| Cannabis leaf extract oil | 30 ml | Rs 2,490 | 200 mg/ml | Rs 83 per ml |
| Cannabis gummies | Pack of 10 | Rs 3,550 | 350 mg per gummy | Rs 355 per gummy |
| Full-spectrum enriched extract | 5 g | Rs 3,500 | Concentrated extract | Rs 700 per gram |
Prices are inclusive of GST, so the figure on the product page is the figure you pay. The right-hand column is arithmetic on the listed price, not a dosing suggestion — how much to take belongs with the approved label and a registered medical practitioner. See every brand's pricing side by side in the India cannabis wellness price index.
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The process
How ordering from Kushiva works
03Pick a format, or let the quiz pick one
Oils let you adjust a drop at a time; gummies are pre-portioned; the enriched extract is concentrated. If you are not sure, the free format-finder quiz asks a handful of questions and points at one. Nothing is charged at this stage.
Upload a prescription, or let us arrange the consultation
Cannabis extract is doctor-routed in India whichever AYUSH-licensed brand you buy from, so confirm the current policy with Cannavedic at purchase too. With Kushiva you order first, then either upload a prescription you already hold or take a consultation we arrange, and the order is held until that clears. Our guide to what is legal in India explains the framework both brands work inside.
A doctor reviews the order before it is packed
This is the step most buyers do not realise happens. Whether you uploaded a prescription or took the arranged consultation, an in-house doctor looks at the order before dispatch. If something does not add up — a format that does not fit the request, an interaction worth flagging — we contact you rather than ship it. Our guide to Vijaya and other medicines covers the interactions that come up most often.
It ships in 3 to 5 working days with a GST invoice
Packaging is discreet and unbranded on the outside. A GST invoice is issued on every order, which matters if you are claiming it or simply want a paper trail. Prices are inclusive of GST, so the figure on the product page is the figure you pay. Delivery terms are set out in the refund and return policy.
Point by point
How Kushiva compares
04A cheaper way in.
Comparing oil with oil at the same size: Rs 1,199 for our 10 ml full-spectrum bottle against Rs 2,500 on sale for CannaMild 1000 mg, which is also 10 ml full-spectrum (checked 7 October 2026). Cannavedic does list Rs 1,500, but that is a 1 g extract isolate rather than an oil.
Strength that survives a change of bottle.
200 mg per ml stays true at 10 ml and at 30 ml. Total-milligrams-per-bottle does not.
The document exists, and you can have it.
A batch certificate of analysis for every batch, plus an in-house doctor review before dispatch.
Gummies with no added sugar.
A portioned cola format at 350 mg of standardised extract per gummy.
Basis of comparison: listed prices for the products named above, on the date given with each point, from the sources at the foot of this page. Bottle sizes and the units each brand uses to state strength are given wherever they differ, because a cheaper bottle is not automatically a cheaper millilitre. Nothing above compares potency, quality or how well anything works.
Switching over
Moving from Cannavedic: what changes
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Per-bottle milligrams become per-millilitre
A 1000 mg bottle tells you the total. 200 mg per ml tells you what is in the amount you actually take, and it does not change when the bottle size does. Converting between the two needs the bottle volume, which is why we do not try.
THC-free is not on the menu
Kushiva is full-spectrum only. If Pure Vijaya was what you were buying, this is not a like-for-like switch and we would rather be clear about it.
The top of the range disappears
Cannavedic goes to Rs 8,000 on its Cannex extracts. Kushiva's most expensive product is Rs 3,550. If you need that upper tier, it is not here.
Where they win
When Cannavedic is the better buy
06Cannavedic sells things Kushiva does not, and the THC-free Pure Vijaya line is the big one. Add topicals, pet oils and a set of Ayurvedic capsules and it is simply the wider shop. If you want THC-free, or you want the cannabis and the ashwagandha in one order, buy Cannavedic.
Comparison pages are usually written by the winner, so treat this one the same way you would treat theirs: check the figures. Every price here is dated and sourced at the foot of the page, and if one is wrong we would rather fix it than defend it.
Straight answer
What we can promise, and what we cannot
07We cannot promise it will do anything for you.
Nobody honestly can. Responses differ, and a seller who guarantees an outcome is telling you what you want to hear rather than what is true.
We can promise the label is the truth.
The 350 mg printed on the gummy is 13% of a 2,700 mg gummy, which works out at 351 mg on the batch certificate. The label and the document agree, and that is arithmetic you can check.
We can promise what carries it.
A 20% Vijaya leaf extract in an MCT carrier oil, not a filler oil. Full-spectrum rather than an isolate. Gummies with no added sugar, blister-packed one dose per cell.
We can promise a doctor sees it before you do.
Every order is reviewed in-house before it is packed. If something does not fit, we contact you instead of shipping it.
You are not really buying a bottle. You are buying the certainty of knowing exactly what is inside it, who checked it, and what it cost — on something you may take a few hundred times a year. We have done everything in our power to make sure what reaches you is exactly what we said it would be. The rest belongs with the approved label and your doctor.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
08Is Kushiva cheaper than Cannavedic?
On oils at the same bottle size, yes, and by some distance: Rs 1,199 for Kushiva's 10 ml full-spectrum against Rs 2,500 on sale for CannaMild 1000 mg, which is the same 10 ml full-spectrum format (7 October 2026). Cannavedic lists a 1 g extract isolate at Rs 1,500, but an isolate is not a cheaper version of an oil.
Does Kushiva sell a THC-free product like Pure Vijaya?
No. Kushiva's products are full-spectrum, meaning the leaf's natural range of compounds is retained rather than stripped out. Cannavedic's Pure Vijaya line is the THC-free option.
Why do the two brands state strength differently?
Cannavedic states total milligrams per bottle; Kushiva states milligrams per millilitre. Per-millilitre stays constant whichever size you buy, which is why Kushiva uses it, but neither is wrong.
Are both brands AYUSH licensed?
Both operate under India's AYUSH framework. Kushiva's products are made in a GMP and ISO-certified facility, with certification details available on request.
Can I see a certificate of analysis?
Yes. Kushiva holds a batch certificate for every batch and will share it. The lab results page explains what it covers and what it does not.
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09Disclosure: this page is published by Kushiva (E HEMP STORES PRIVATE LIMITED). Cannavedic facts were checked on 7 October 2026 from cannavedic.in and may change. If you represent Cannavedic and believe a figure here is outdated or inaccurate, email kushiva487@gmail.com and we will review and correct it promptly. All third-party trademarks belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify the brands compared. General information for adults, not medical advice — see the medical disclaimer.