The most useful thing on this page is one click at the checkout.
Wilder Leaf and Vital Hemp are two Australian hemp gummy brands, two domains, two bottle designs, and one price ladder that matches to the cent. Both checkouts load with the automatic refill box already ticked. Untick it and you have saved yourself a subscription you did not choose. The rest of this page is what else is worth knowing before you pay.
Get My Wilder Leaf Gummies →By the time you reach the CVV box you have already decided. You are typing, not reading, and every checkout knows it. That is precisely where a pre ticked consent line does its work: not by hiding, but by sitting somewhere your eyes have stopped.
So here it is, out of the checkout and into daylight, with enough space around it to actually see.
In the page source that checkbox carries the attribute checked. Staying enrolled is what happens if you do nothing. Untick it before you submit unless you actually want the refills.
The order endpoint behind both checkouts reports the bottle packages themselves as one time purchases, with a recurring amount of zero. The refill service is a separate enrolment layered on top of that purchase, and that is the part that arrives pre selected. Both things are true at once, which is exactly why the box is easy to miss. And its price, its interval and how you cancel are not published beside it.
Read on 2 September 2026 from each seller's own checkout and order endpoint. Different brand, different domain, different bottle art, different SKU numbers.
Both bottles even carry the same three straplines in the same order: new formula, therapeutic grade, tasty and relaxing. Worth knowing that "therapeutic grade" is a marketing phrase with no regulatory meaning attached to it, in Australia or anywhere else. The practical upshot for you is simple and useful: whichever brand you land on first, you are not missing a better deal on the other one.
Each tier card shows a per bottle figure with an asterisk. The footnote explains it: that figure averages across every bottle in the package, free ones included. Work it back to the bottles you actually pay for and it changes a lot.
| Tier | Total | Card says | You really pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buy 2 | 243.90 | 121.95 | 121.95 |
| Buy 2 get 1 | 299.85 | 99.95 | 149.93 |
| Buy 3 get 2 | 369.75 | 73.95 | 123.25 |
What the 800 mg actually is: the number sits on both bottles with no substance named beside it, neither says CBD, and neither says whether it is per gummy or per bottle. Any ingredient list, because there is no panel and no amounts, and the nutrition facts field in both product records is empty on every tier. The serving size, so a bottle cannot be turned into days. Who makes either one. The refill terms, price, interval and cancellation. And any lab result: both records carry a lab test field and both come back empty.
You are shopping for CBD, because neither label names CBD anywhere. If you will not read the checkout carefully, because the refill enrolment is pre selected and clicking through quickly enrols you. If you want to know the dose, since with no serving size and no named substance behind the 800 mg there is no dose to know. Or if you take medication, because there is no ingredient list to show a pharmacist.
Two hemp gummy brands sold to Australia from two different domains. Both labels print 800 mg and 30 gummies, both are sold as dietary supplements, and both carry the same three straplines: new formula, therapeutic grade, tasty and relaxing.
Yes, on both checkouts. The consent line sits directly under the CVV field and its checkbox carries the checked attribute in the page source, so enrolment is what happens if you do nothing. The bottle package itself is a one time purchase; the refill is a separate enrolment layered on top.
Read on 2 September 2026: two bottles 243.90 AUD, three bottles 299.85 AUD and five bottles 369.75 AUD, identical on both brands. Shipping is free and the guarantee is 60 days on both.
Because it averages across every bottle in the package, free ones included, which the card's own asterisk explains. Per bottle actually paid for, the three tiers work out at 121.95, 149.93 and 123.25 AUD.
Neither seller says. The figure appears on both labels with no substance named beside it, neither label nor checkout mentions CBD, and neither states whether the 800 mg is per gummy or per bottle.
Unknown. No serving size is published by either seller, so a 30 gummy bottle could be a month at one a day or a fortnight at two. The tiers are sold in bottles and carry no supply figure.
243.90 AUD, free shipping, 60 days to change your mind. Whichever brand you pick, the price is the same, so take whichever checkout loads properly for you.