How Does it Work?

CBD stands for cannabidiol and is one of the hundreds of active chemical compounds within the hemp plant. It is the second most prevalent cannabinoid in the plant after THC. CBD is one of the magical ingredients behind the healing properties of cannabis.

No. CBD is not psychoactive. The whole idea behind CBD products is for you to enjoy the healing benefits of the cannabis plant without getting any unwanted side-effects that would impair you in any way. From seed to shelf CBD products are rigorously tested for their purity and quality.

While CBD can come from marijuana, unless explicitly stated otherwise, the CBD in your product has been harvested from hemp plants. The reason some CBD is extracted from marijuana is that the extra cannabinoids within marijuana may be desired in certain medicinal cases.

It’s really simple. Both hemp and marijuana are part of the Cannabis Sativa plant family. There are over 4000 Cannabis strains out there. So, Hemp and Marijuana help us categorize them. In hemp, THC shouldn’t be higher than 0.3%. Marijuana designates cannabis plants with higher amounts of THC.

THC or Tetrahydrocannabinol is the most famous cannabinoid by far. It’s the magical ingredient in marijuana that gets people ‘high’. THC has psychoactive effects which have made it both extremely popular, but also illegal in many states. CBD, on the other hand, is THC’s non-psychoactive cousin that is responsible for most of the beneficial qualities of marijuana – helps with pain, anxiety, depression, etc. In many cases, CBD directly counteracts the effects of THC.

No. Our products are extracted with the best extraction method currently available – CO2 extraction. This means we can separate our CBD from that pesky 0.3% THC in our hemp, with an independent lab test done on every batch to prove it. We aren’t in the business of getting people high, so you have nothing to worry about regarding THC.

In short, CBD binds itself to CBD-1 and CBD-2 receptors in your body’s endocannabinoid system. These receptors are almost everywhere, and CBD interacts with each differently. This is why there are so many uses for CBD.

It’s one of your body’s natural systems, like the circulatory or respiratory systems. It was discovered in the 90s and is still being researched in detail. It consists of CBD-1 and CBD-2 receptors spread throughout your nervous system. The ECS is responsible for regulating many cognitive & physiological processes as well as maintaining your immune system.

With the passing of the 2018 Hemp Farming Act, hemp, which had no more than 0.3% THC, was moved from a Schedule I controlled substance to an ordinary agricultural commodity. Thus, CBD products are legal on the federal level in the USA, but be sure to check your local laws, as exceptions exist.

Yes, 100%. It’s extracted from a plant by using CO2. It’s extracted with high-pressure air. To ensure it’s as organic and natural as possible, certified CBD companies have their products checked by 3rd party labs for traces of THC, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, etc.

The World Health Organization (WHO) concluded that CBD is “generally well-tolerated with a good safety profile,” and has also stated that “in humans, CBD exhibits no effects indicative of any abuse or dependence potential.” Studies have shown that high doses of CBD can make you drowsy or sleepy.

No. It isn’t addictive or psychoactive. Unlike addictive drugs, it does not affect your dopamine receptors or anything like that. Final verdict: CBD is safe for use, and you can get off it whenever you feel like it. There are no physical or psychological symptoms from withdrawal.

There are no detectable traces of THC in our products. Furthermore, CBD is only one of our special ingredients. It’s virtually impossible to fail a drug test due to using one of our products.

If you are using good quality products at a dose that you have already established is good for you, then not only will it not impair your work performance, on the contrary, it might enhance it. However, in some work fields CBD consumption is not allowed, so be sure to check if that is the case for you.

The effects of CBD are highly personal so no one can give you an exact amount. The rule of thumb is to start low and build up the dosage until you reach the desired effect. Keep in mind that our products also take a while to kick in. In any case, there is no danger of overdosing. CBD isn’t toxic and, at most, will make you sleepy.

Check the packaging for specific instructions. Keeping your products dry, cool, and away from sunlight is best. Make sure your products are out of reach of children. With proper storage, CBD products can last for more than a year. They don’t go bad over time but may slowly lose their potency.

A huge part of the CBD industry is just smoke and mirrors. Many companies talk the expert lingo, but they either sell their products at unfairly high prices or the contents of their products don’t match what it says on the packaging. In many cases, no CBD is found in “CBD” products. That’s why it’s important to read reviews and check the company's certifications you choose to trust.