The Loudon Road business says familiar full-spectrum products are being discontinued as it prepares to introduce replacement formulas.
CONCORD, NH — Customers who purchase CBD at Natural Wellness Corner may soon notice changes on the shelves as the Concord business prepares for the discontinuation of several longtime products.
The store, located at 239 Loudon Road, says its supplier, Ananda Professional, has stopped manufacturing its current full-spectrum CBD line ahead of changes to the federal definition of hemp. Existing inventory will remain available while supplies last, but the business says it will be unable to reorder the affected formulas.
The transition includes tinctures, soft gels, creams and other products customers may have incorporated into their regular routines.
In an update published on the business’s website, owner and pharmacist Martin Donovan explained that the changes originate with federal legislation and the manufacturer’s response.
“This change is not a decision by Natural Wellness Corner or Ananda Professional, nor is it specific to New Hampshire,” the update states.
Full-spectrum CBD products contain cannabidiol, commonly known as CBD, alongside other compounds found in hemp, including small amounts of THC. Those trace amounts are central to the coming changes.
Federal legislation enacted in November 2025 narrowed the definition of hemp, including a provision excluding finished hemp-derived cannabinoid products containing more than 0.4 milligrams of combined total THC per container. That threshold applies to the entire container, making it consequential for products containing multiple servings.
The implementation timeline has also been the subject of congressional action. On September 1, Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s office announced that Congress had passed legislation intended to delay most of the restrictions until December 11, 2026, and sent it to the president.
For Natural Wellness Corner, however, the immediate issue is availability. The store says production of the affected Ananda formulas has already stopped, so some products could disappear from its shelves before the federal changes take effect.
The discontinued lineup includes full-spectrum tinctures in several strengths, full-spectrum soft gels, Bliss intimate oil, CBD salve and cream, and the existing 500- and 1,000-milligram roll-ons.
The business says it plans to continue carrying CBD, including its broad-spectrum THC-free tincture, gummies and broad-spectrum pet products. It also expects to introduce Ananda’s replacement formulas as they become available.
According to the store’s update, some replacements will resemble familiar products but omit THC. Others will have different names, concentrations or packaging. Preliminary information includes a tincture line called Hemp Drops and a single roll-on replacing the two existing sizes.
Those changes mean customers may need to look beyond a familiar bottle or the number printed on its label when choosing a replacement.
To help explain the transition, Natural Wellness Corner is developing a comparison guide matching discontinued products with the alternatives it plans to carry. The business says it will publish the guide and email previous CBD customers once the manufacturer finalizes the details.
The store also plans to retain discontinued product pages on its website so customers can reference information about formulas they previously purchased.
Customers with questions about availability or the forthcoming replacements can contact Natural Wellness Corner at 603-225-2747, visit the store at 239 Loudon Road in Concord, or read the business’s full product update.