Suprobion: three strain names under one registration and a manufacturer about whom little is known

Who is Suprobion and where does its raw material come from?

It is a responsible entity registered in Poland, not a hemp grower. Industry reports from August and September 2025 describe it as a company with Polish capital that imports ready raw material. The address and names in the business register lead to a pharmaceutical company near Wrocław, previously known for a completely different product line.

At the address Kiełczowska Street 2 in Mirków, two entities with matching personal data are based. S-LAB Sp. z o.o. was registered in 2003, while Suprobion Med Sp. z o.o. followed ten years later. The same individuals, Wojciech Józef Sadłek and Jarosław Sadłek, are listed as partners in both companies, with one serving on the board and the other holding power of attorney in each company. Pharmacy databases list Suprobion Sp. z o.o. as the responsible entity for dried flower, and one of them indicates S-LAB as the distributor in Poland for the same product.

The connection is also evident from the assortment outside of hemp. An online pharmacy cataloging manufacturers lists eye drops Zuma Altin under the Suprobion brand, and the same brand of drops appears on the s-lab.pl website as a proprietary product of that company. However, the S-LAB website does not mention either the Suprobion brand or any hemp products. There is no company website at suprobion.pl: attempts to open it end with a hosting provider's certificate.

The raw material itself is imported, but the direction of import is reported inconsistently. A service announcing the debut mentioned products coming from Canada, while a blog of a hemp store indicated the Portuguese company MediCane for one of the strains. None of these sources show a document that would clarify this.

Which strains from this manufacturer are available in Polish pharmacies?

Three: Gorilla Glue, Humble Warrior, and Mystic Wonder. The first two were announced for late August and early September 2025, and the third in December of the same year. In our pharmacy listing, each corresponds exactly to one entry, so the entire offering from this supplier consists of three entries out of one hundred forty-one.

Only one of these names circulates more widely in the market. Gorilla Glue is supplied to Polish pharmacies by three other manufacturers, so under one trade name, there are four separate registered positions and four separate composition declarations; this is detailed in a separate post about this strain. The other two have no second supplier in Poland, which has a simple consequence for the patient: they disappear from the market along with that one. We describe separately Humble Warrior and Mystic Wonder.

There is no point in searching for the current list on this page. The stock status of the wholesaler changes faster than the article can be updated, so we keep the current listing of strains available in pharmacies in one place, in an overview of available strains. Pharmacy dried flower is issued only with a doctor's prescription, and the store does not carry it; a separate shelf is dried flower from hemp seeds, sold over the counter and below the legal threshold.

How does this manufacturer's raw material differ from that of other companies?

By the method of description, not cultivation. All three varieties fall under one common registered name, so the cultivar name is not part of the registration, but rather a batch designation. In the pharmacy document, Gorilla Glue and Mystic Wonder look identical, and they are only distinguished by the label on the packaging.

The registered name is Cannabis flos Suprobion and carries the declared content of the active substance. We consciously omit the numerical part: it is the declared value with the manufacturer's own tolerance, not the measurement result of a specific batch, so quoted alone it pretends to precision that does not exist. A patient who received a prescription for the cultivar name hears the registered name at the pharmacy.

The scale of this practice can be quantified. In a listing of 146 strain cards from the database budcare.pl, Cantourage leads five strains under five separate registrations, meaning one to one. Aurora has ten strains and six registrations. Suprobion holds three strains under one, while the record belongs to S-LAB: thirty-eight strain names listed under two registrations. Both companies from the same address use the same method of description, just on a different scale.

The layer of fact is defined here by the registration entry, the size of the packaging, and the dispensing method. Everything else comes from commercial descriptions: assigning a strain to a time of day, announcing the character of effects, or a statement about genetics adapted to European pharmaceutical standards. The latter is found on the store's blog, not in the documentation, and means nothing verifiable.

What is known and what is not known about the raw material from this producer?

Not much. Documentation indicates that the product is registered in Poland as a pharmaceutical raw material in a ten-gram package, intended for vaporization and dispensed by a doctor's prescription. Who cultivates the plants, in which country, and according to what cultivation standards is not derived from any source that has been opened.

Neither the manufacturer nor the wholesaler conducting distribution publishes the analysis certificate. Three reviewed industry communications and two store entries contain not a single attached document or reference to such a document; one of the store texts refers to a quality certificate but does not show it. There is a bitter symmetry in this: dried flower sold over the counter routinely reaches the customer with a laboratory report, while the raw material dispensed by a doctor's prescription does not publicly have such a report.

The description of the composition also diverges. For Humble Warrior, the budcare.pl database lists three terpene compounds, while medweed.pl for the same strain only provides myrcene; for Mystic Wonder, one database adds farnezen and pinene, which the other does not recognize. We do not provide numerical shares, and it is clear why here: for three entries from this supplier, values from one database sum up to sixty-seven, seventy-five, and one hundred, with the last sum arising from five equal portions, which looks like filling in a column, not measurement.

A separate layer consists of patient testimonials. A review of Humble Warrior published in March 2026 describes the strain as daytime, with a herbal aroma, and provides its own assessment of effects. This is a subjective record from one author, without research and without reference to a batch number, so it stands alongside the documentation, not instead of it.

What adverse effects have been reported after using this producer's raw material?

None specifically for it. Three entries from this supplier entered pharmacies less than a year ago, and no public collection of reports breaks them down by manufacturer, so providing any number here would be fabrication. Instead, we describe below what is known about the raw material from summaries covering the entire group.

Reports of adverse effects are collected for medicinal products with a batch number, not for the strain name, so the following pertains to hemp dried flower as a group of raw materials. The most frequently reported symptoms are dry mouth, red eyes, and increased heart rate. Dizziness upon rapid standing, daytime drowsiness, and temporary worsening of short-term memory are less frequently described, as well as anxiety that increases with dosage. A separate issue is medications taken concurrently, especially sedatives and those affecting coagulation: their assessment requires knowledge of the entire list of preparations, not just the description of the plant. We do not provide the frequency of these symptoms numerically, as public compilations for hemp dried flower in Poland do not separate them by individual products.

For this particular supplier, there is one more difficulty. Since three strains share one registered name, a report described by that name does not indicate which of them it concerned, unless someone noted the batch number from the packaging. The distinction between strains exists on the label and in commercial descriptions, not in the field by which reports are organized.

How long does it take for this dried flower to take effect and how long does the effect last?

Just like any other dried flower of similar potency, because the course is determined by the method of administration, not the company on the packaging. This supplier's product is described in pharmacy databases as intended for vaporization, so it pertains to the first of the two courses described below.

The route of administration determines the course more than the variety itself. After vaporization, the substance passes from the lungs to the blood almost immediately, so the first sensations appear after a few minutes, the intensity increases for another ten to thirty minutes, and the whole effect lasts for two to four hours. After ingestion, the raw material first passes through the intestine and liver, so the first sensations are awaited from half an hour to two hours, and the episode can last six, sometimes eight hours. Hence the most common mistake with oral administration: anyone who thinks nothing is happening after thirty minutes and takes another dose will receive both doses at once. The above ranges describe the route of administration, not this variety; pharmacokinetic studies for a single cultivar have not been published.

Preparing a compounded medication from the same raw material changes the picture completely, as it shifts it to the oral route. The prescription and the method of preparation in the pharmacy determine this, not the strain name or manufacturer, so the question about the course of action should be directed to the attending physician, with a specific prescription in front of you.

Why does the list of strains from this manufacturer change over time?

Because a batch is in circulation, not a strain. Dried flower is not permitted once and for all: each delivery has its own batch number and its own expiration date, and the cultivar name may be replaced with another under the same registration. A list from any month describes a temporary state, not a permanent offer.

This is evident in the history of these three strains. A communication from the end of August 2025 announced two names in ten-gram packages, with an expiration date until May 2026. A notice from December of the same year already mentioned a delivery with a deadline until August 2026 and added a third name. The registration remained the same, the content of the packaging changed, and a patient who had become accustomed to one of these strains has no way of recognizing the change other than the label.

This is also where the caution of this entry regarding numbers comes from. The expiration dates mentioned above pertain to specific deliveries from a year ago and are now history, not a state of stock. The manufacturer declares the content of the active substance for the registration, not for the batch, and it returns in the descriptions of individual strains, where it stands as a range, not as a single number. Current availability is checked in the pharmacy, not in the article.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Suprobion cultivate hemp itself?

It is unknown, and most likely not. All open sources describe it as an entity introducing ready raw material into circulation in Poland. One indicates Canadian cultivation, another a Portuguese company for one of the strains, and none show a document that would clarify this.

How many strains from this manufacturer are in Polish pharmacies?

Three: Gorilla Glue, Humble Warrior, and Mystic Wonder. All three are registered under one name, so they are indistinguishable in the pharmacy document, and can be recognized by the label on the packaging.

Does this manufacturer publish certificates of analysis?

We did not find any. Neither a company website with documents, nor an attachment in industry communications, nor a link from the distributor. One store entry refers to a quality certificate, but does not provide the document itself.

Does Suprobion have anything to do with the company S-LAB?

The registration data indicates a close connection. The companies bearing both names are located at the same address in Mirków and have the same partners; one pharmacy database lists S-LAB as the distributor of Suprobion dried flower, and the eye drop brand attributed to Suprobion appears on the S-LAB website as its own.

Why is there no content of the active substance in this entry?

Because for the entire registration, it is one declared value, common to the three varieties, and says more about the document than about the dried flower in the jar. We provide it where it makes sense, that is, in the description of a single variety, and always as a range.

Are the varieties from this supplier available permanently?

No. There are single batches in circulation with their own expiration dates, and under one registration, the names of cultivars may be listed. The current status can be checked at the pharmacy or in the review of available varieties conducted by us.

Hemp dried flower is a pharmaceutical raw material dispensed by prescription in the Rpw category. The material is informational in nature and does not replace consultations with the attending physician or advice from a pharmacist.

Editorial text: redakcja ubucha.pl.