CBD

Cannabidiol, or CBD is a cannabinoid found naturally in the cannabis plant, more commonly known as hemp. CBD does not contain THC, another compound in the hemp plant, which is responsible for the high typically associated with consuming cannabis. Because of this, the consumer can enjoy the calming, euphoric effects of the plant without the high.

Terpenes are a group of compounds found in nature responsible for the aromas, flavors, and colors associated with them. These compounds are commonly found in plants and specific animals. While they are present in almost all plants, terpenes in cannabis are responsible for the specific smells or tastes of different strains. While terpenes are not intoxicating or will get you high, a few are considered psychoactive due to their effect on the brain. Some preliminary research suggests that specific terpenes could have positive health benefits for mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression.

Under the 2018 Farm Bill, CBD is legal and available in all 50 states! By federal law, CBD must contain no more than 0.3% tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). In ordinance with these laws, our CBD products include 0.3% or less THC. Local regulations may affect the availability and use of CBD and related cannabinoids.

Most standard drug tests look to detect specific metabolites in the body created when a person consumes THC. While these tests do not detect cannabinol or CBD, if a person consumes a product with low or trace amounts of THC, they may fail the drug test. With there being several variations to take into account from person to person, we are not able to provide a definitive answer. Read here to learn more about how drug tests and cannabinoids work.

CBD naturally contains low amounts of THC and, in some cases, none. CBD is derived from the hemp plant, which naturally lacks THC, the compound that causes psychoactive effects or a ‘high’ when consumed. A person will not get high consuming CBD.

CBD comes in a variety of different forms. From lotions to tinctures and even gummies, there are many ways you can incorporate CBD into your everyday life!

CBD lacks THC, which allows consumers to enjoy the benefits of the hemp plant without its associated high. CBD is frequently used to help with anxiety and depression and relieve pain, and several users also use it as a treatment for chronic insomnia and for better, more restful sleep. In its many forms, CBD can provide specific impactful relief without using chemicals.

CBD, like most substances, can be detected in your system from hours after it is consumed to weeks. Exactly how long it remains in your system is dependent on several factors, including: How much you consumed, How often do you consume it, Your method of use (edibles, oils, capsules, lotions and creams, or vapes), Diet, and Your body composition.

Similar to how long it remains in your system, the exact time depends on several factors. Typically, the effects of CBD can last anywhere from 2 to 6 hours with a regular dose.

With a standard dose, a person will begin to feel the effects of CBD within 15 to 30 minutes after consuming.

For those beginning their CBD journey, we recommend starting with our gummies or lotions and working your way into the large spectrum of CBD products available! Learn more about tips for beginners here.