How Do I Know What

CBD To Buy?

If you are new to CBD, shopping can become a bit confusing and probably overwhelming... Although you can get CBD almost anywhere now, they aren't all the same. Many of the products on the shelf are falsely labelled, all CBD is NOT made equally.. Here are some of the most important things to look for in a CBD company and product.

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Isolate

CBD Isolate is the result of the Hemp plant being extracted to it's purest form removing other compounds including cannabinoids and THC.  Isolate is a good option if you are new to CBD and do not want any traces of THC in your system. Some studies suggest that while CBD Isolate does offer certain health benefits, some of these may have less effect than those gained from using a Full-Spectrum or Broad Spectrum CBD product. (No THC)

Broad Spectrum

Broad Spectrum CBD contains no THC. The Hemp plant is extracted leaving all naturally occurring cannabinoids, terpenes flavonoids, vitamins, and fatty acids. Experts agree that a CBD Isolate will provide the benefits of CBD, but is missing the cannabinoids that make Broad Spectrum and Full Spectrum a more powerful approach. This is because when the cannabinoids interact with your body it creates the entourage effect, a synergistic effect which works on many different areas within the body by binding to your CB1 and CB2 receptors. (No THC)

Full Spectrum

 Full Spectrum CBD is the most powerful of these 3 types of CBD. Why? With Full Spectrum you may find small traces of THC but with the legal limit being 0.3% dry weight, this is not enough to get you high. This gives a more synergistic effect than cannabinoids alone. Full Spectrum CBD is made up of the compounds of the whole hemp plant rather than a singular aspect, this gives you a boost in the health benefits and overall therapeutic effect of cannabinoids. It increases the messages between CB2 receptors (body) and CB1 receptors (brain). (Contains less than 0.3% THC - under legal limit)