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5 Tips for Purchasing CBD Oil

by Jesse Dunn
written by Jesse Dunn

As studies of health benefits from cannabidiol are becoming more clear, more people are looking to it as a health supplement to help with various ailments, such as arthritis, inflammation, pain, and more. Due to the increasing demand, there are more manufacturers of CBD hemp oil selling product on the market.

Here are 5 tips to remember while shopping for CBD oil products.

Tip #1: Check if it Has Been Independently Lab Tested
CBD companies will send their product to laboratories for independent testing. Testing can reveal the amount and type of cannabinoids, and other toxins in their product. These analysis results are pivotal to know exactly what you are buying.

[Click here to view Medterra’s Lab Results]

Tip #2: Where The Hemp Was Grown and Manufactured
Not only should customers know what is inside the product, but where it is coming from. Hemp should be ideally grown in a field that was not a prior industrial waste dump. Plants can absorb these harmful wastes from the soil and contaminants could cause negative effects from consumption.

Tip #3: Method of Extraction Matters
Oil extract methods have the potential to produce traces of harmful solvents. Reputable CBD manufacturer will use an extraction method that results in the purest CBD possible. Currently, a reputable extraction method uses CO2 technology, aka Supercritical Fluid Extraction using Carbon Dioxide.

Tip #4: Color of the CBD Oil
The color of the CBD oil is an important factor for customers to know, as it indicates the purity of the oil itself. The darker the color means it has not been as filtered and has more impurities. If the oil is more clear, it means it has been filtered to extract unnatural substances to maximize pure CBD concentration.

Tip #5: Customer Service Should Be Readily Available & Responsive
Ultimately, a CBD company should always have a customer service representative ready to take calls and answers basic questions such as lead time on shipping, shelf life, storage, dosing, and company information.

When buying CBD products, please keep in mind that you want to find the purest product possible. By following the above tips, consumers can ensure they’re getting the maximum health benefits out of CBD oil products. If you have any questions, please email us at support@medterracbd.com or call 1-800-971-1288.

 

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CBD Sleep Benefits

by Jesse Dunn
written by Jesse Dunn

Sleep is an important part of your overall health! According to National Sleep Foundation, it was reported in 2014 that 45% of Americans sleep poorly or not enough. Many sleepless users are looking for a natural alternative for sleeping issues and The Sleep Doctor, Dr. Michael Breus has shared the calming and sleep promoting benefits of cannabidiol in this post.

What is Cannabidiol (CBD)?

Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the many active cannabinoids identified in cannabis. It can be extracted from marijuana or industrial hemp. It is a major cannabinoid, accounting for up to 40% of the plant’s extract. You may be familiar with another compound called Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which produces the “high” feeling. However, unlike its psychoactive counterpart, CBD does not have any psychoactive properties and can actually counteract the psychoactivity of THC. CBD is a natural alternative which has been found to have many significant medical benefits.

Does CBD help with sleep?

The cannabis plant has hundreds of different cannabinoids, several which have been studied for decades for their therapeutic benefits. CBD has been studied to reduce anxiety, depression and pain which can be helpful in reducing sleep difficulties and improving sleep quality. CBD has shown some promise in research to mitigate these symptoms which ultimately may facilitate with sleeping.

CBD may help reduce REM behavior disorder in people with Parkinson’s disease and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). REM behavior disorder is a condition that causes people to act out physically during dreaming and REM sleep. Typically, during REM, the body is paralyzed and keeps sleepers from reacting physically to their dreams. Unlike in REM behavior disorder, the paralysis is absent, allowing the person to “act out” their dreams which may injure themselves or their sleeping partners.

How does CBD interact with my body?

Discovered in the 20th Century, the endocannabinoid system is a biological system composed of endocannabinoids that are neurotransmitters that bind to cannabinoid receptors in the mammalian brain and body. CBD is one of the primary cannabinoids found in hemp. These cannabinoid receptors play a pivotal role in physiological processes such as mood, memory and pain. There are two cannabinoid receptors – CB1 and CB2 that are located on cells throughout the body.

Cannabinoids help coordinate and regulate how we feel and think by binding with the endocannabinoid system’s CB1 and CB2 receptors. Fitting like puzzle pieces, cannabinoids are designed to link together with the cannabinoid receptors. Linking activates the receiving neuron into action, triggering a set of events to pass along the message and carry out a variety of cellular responses needed for homeostasis and healthy functioning.

Conclusion

Since CBD oil has not been FDA approved as a cure or treatment for any disease, medical claims cannot be made. This does not dispute the fact that consumers are looking for a natural alternative to aid with sleep. It appears CBD may improve sleep quality, however, scientific conduct does not specifically state CBD helps with sleep or health issues.

Click here to read more about the Sleep Doctor’s article

Pair your sweet dreams with Medterra’s Dissolvable Sleep Tablets that contain 25mg of CBD and 10mg of melatonin for a restful night’s sleep. In a bottle count of 30, these tablets can be scored in half and dissolve quickly under the tongue to drift into sweet dreams.

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Does CBD Appear On A Drug Test?

by Jesse Dunn
written by Jesse Dunn

A common question that CBD users or those who are curious about CBD will wonder is, will CBD show up on a drug test? And while many are hesitant about this risk, many are looking for options and have stumbled across CBD.

Users have commented about results and benefits from their experience with CBD, and it just so happens the reality for workers is being tested for drugs. While different drug tests screen for different drugs, it really depends on the needs of those administering it.

What is a Drug Test?
A drug test is a technical analysis of a biological specimen, for example, your urine, hair, blood, or saliva to determine the presence or absence of a specified parent drug or their metabolites. As part of the application process, job applicants may be required to be screened for drug or alcohol use. Depending on state law and company policy, employers may do this prior to making a job offer. Employees may be tested for drugs or alcohol in the workplace, where it is permitted by state law.

When do you get Drug Tested?
Depending on where you live and your line of work, you may be given a drug test before being offered a job or in regular increments throughout your period employment. Whether you can be tested for drugs or alcohol at a job depends on the laws in the state and where you live.

Even competitive athletes are often given drug tests to screen for any prohibited substances. Professional, collegiate, and amateur athletic organizations may require regular drug tests to ensure that recreational and performance-enhancing drugs aren’t being taken.

Drug tests can also be used as part of probation or parole requirements and substance abuse problems.

Will I fail a drug test if I take CBD oil?
A lot of drug test are looking for traces of THC, but that doesn’t mean all drug tests are created equally.

It depends on the testing standards of the lab administering your drug test. Most companies only search for the cannabinoid THC, which is the main psychoactive component of the marijuana plant. While Medterra products are THC free, there are some testing facilities that check for a spectrum of cannabinoids and could trigger a positive drug test. By law, you are allowed to ask the facility what cannabinoids they test for. If you are uncomfortable with that, you can call and ask anonymously. Try contacting the testing facility if there is any concern.

Does CBD show up on a drug test?
It depends on the CBD product and drug test that you are taking. Certain cannabinoids can trigger positive in a drug test, especially if the test is looking for a full spectrum of cannabinoids, including THC. Most tests do not detect the presence of CBD (cannabidiol) since CBD is a non-psychoactive compound that doesn’t cause a high. Some studies, however, have shown that eating hemp foods and consuming hemp oils can, in rare cases, cause a positive result in urine and blood tests

What is THC?

 

Tetrayhydrocannabinol, or THC, is the primary psychoactive ingredient in cannabis. It is the most well known cannabinoid and is known for causing a “high” feeling. Strains with high THC levels are potent and can cause intense euphoric feeling. THC has been shown to help improve moods in patients, and even make the difficulties of certain treatments such as chemotherapy easier, by alleviating certain symptoms such as pain or nausea.

THC was the first phytocannabinoid that was discovered and has been much more extensively researched than CBD. We know with fairly high certainty that THC is strongly psychoactive and can be intoxicating even in small amounts. This means that THC can alter your behavior and cause you to lose control of your faculties, properties that make it a popular (illegal) recreational drug in the form of marijuana.

How do I know which products have THC?
Simply, all CBD companies have different methods of extracting their CBD and what goes inside of their products. While some companies offer CBD that is THC free, some other companies have products that have slight traces of THC in them. It is pivotal to understand full spectrum oils, as this means they have an array of cannabinoids, ranging from CBD, CBDV, CBDA, and sometimes even THC. We encourage everyone to do further research on the product they’re purchasing for their own benefit and safety. However, here are a few methods on how to find out if your CBD product contains THC:

Ask for COAs
A Certificate of Analysis is a document issued by Quality Assurance that confirms a regulated product meets is product specification. These COAs for CBD companies are normally performed by an independent, third-party laboratory. They commonly contain the actual results obtained from the testing performed as a part of quality control on an individual batch of a product. Many of these COAs can be found on the website in their product description or by asking customer service for a copy of their latest COA.

 

Look at their labeling
The importance of purchasing properly labeled CBD products ensures you are receiving what you are paying for. The primary panel label should include the identity of the product, the amount of THC or CBD in the package, net weight or volume, instructions for use government warning statements, the ingredient list and more. The more information you can find on the products label, will help you understand the quality of the CBD product and to determine whether or not the company is reputable.

Ask about their extraction methods
This is pivotal, as there are many extraction methods when it comes to CBD oil. However, the three most popular extraction methods are CO2 extraction, ethanol and olive oil. This helps to determine which actual ingredients are in the final product and which ones have been filtered out.

Does Medterra products contain THC?

All of our CBD products are quality fully compliant CBD extracted from a non-GMO hemp farm located in Kentucky, USA. We utilize a whole plant (minus the seeds) CO2 extraction that allows us to draw the CBD from the plant material and filter out unnatural substances, maximizing pure CBD concentration with 0% THC, guaranteed.

Our products are legal, and Medterra is proud to be apart of Kentucky’s Industrial Hemp Research Pilot Program which means we are fully licensed to grow and process industrial hemp in Kentucky, USA. All of our industrial hemp is grown and extracted in accordance with the strict guidelines of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Growing under the Kentucky Hemp Pilot Program is also 100% compliant with Section 7606 of the 2014 Farm Bill, which means harvesting and distributing is 100% legal at the federal level.

 

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FDA Officially Calls CBD Beneficial

by Jesse Dunn
written by Jesse Dunn

In August 1017, the Food and Drug Administration asked for people’s experience in the Federal Register in an effort to help the United Nations’ World Health Organization decide whether 17 controversial drugs have any medicinal benefits and if they should face international restrictions under the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances.

One of the drugs that are up for consideration is marijuana, specifically cannabidiol (CBD), one of the plant’s non-psychoactive components responsible for much of its pain-killing properties.

Other substances were up for review as well, however CBD is the only drug on the list that the FDA specifically called “beneficial.”

Medterra CBD FDA

Here’s what the FDA wrote about CBD:

“Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the active cannabinoids identified in cannabis. CBD has been shown to be beneficial in experimental models of several neurological disorders, including those of seizure and epilepsy. In the United States, CBD-containing products are in human clinical testing in three therapeutic areas, but no such products are approved by FDA for marketing for medical purposes in the United States. CBD is a Schedule I controlled substance under the CSA. At the 37th (2015) meeting of the ECDD, the committee requested that the Secretariat prepare relevant documentation to conduct pre-reviews for several substances, including CBD.”

The FDA wants to hear from you if you’ve ever had direct experience with the medicinal benefits of CBD.

Read some of the testimonies shared with the FDA on the benefits of CBD and cannabis:

“I find CBD to be something of a miracle drug, and I’d encourage the FDA to not just legalize, but further study of the benefits of this compound. As a medical cannabis patient, I use CBD frequently to relax and as a pain-relief alternative to acetaminophen and ibuprofen. I also have a dog with epilepsy, and CBD reduces the frequency of his seizures from once every two weeks to once every five weeks. (He also takes prescription medication.)”

“CBD has helped me with fibromyalgia, anxiety, and IBS. Pharmaceutical drugs caused me side effects. With CBD I have no side effects. For me, it makes life normal again. Imagine living every day of your life in different pain and add-on anxiety so strong you get scared to leave your house. The worry of the pain and what might happen is crippling. Now imagine taking pharm pills that add on more symptoms. Then you choose to live in pain to avoid the side effects. When I started using CBD everything changed. I finally felt comfortable out in public again I finally felt like myself again. My pain has been eased my life has been given back to me.”

“My job is that of a patient advocate at a dispensary. We have countless patients that depend on using CBD so they can have a comfortable quality of life. We have first-hand accounts that patients have been able to supplement or fully replace [prescription medicines] in their daily regimens. If you came to my place of business for just one day you would see how important CBD and cannabis is for many people from all walks of life.”

“I have been using CBD for over a year. Since then, my sleep has improved, my eczema has all but disappeared. My mood and focus are fantastic. It is not addictive (unlike other products which are completely acceptable to the FDA including alcohol and nicotine). I have seen no negative side effects.”

“It has been extremely helpful in reducing my pain and muscle spasms without having to use something like an opiate or muscle relaxer which affects my cognitive abilities also.”

 

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CBD vs THC: What You Need To Know

by Jesse Dunn
written by Jesse Dunn

Can CBD Oil Get me high?

If you’re new to CBD, you might be wondering if it can get you high. To answer your question, absolutely not. CBD oil does not get you high, and you wouldn’t even be able to get high from CBD oil if you tried for a thousand years. CBD oil does not contain any psychoactive components and does not affect or influence your mind or behavior unlike THC. CBD and THC both have their own different uses and effects on users. Comparing these two is like comparing an apple to an orange. While they have the same genetics, there is a slight difference in their atomic structure that results in an incredible difference.

What are cannabinoids and how are they relevant to CBD & THC?

There are over 80 different cannabinoids in the cannabis plant. However, the two most well- known and researched are THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (cannabidiol).

If you’ve heard of CBD, THC, or are even a user, you might have heard of the word cannabinoid. If you don’t know what a cannabinoid is, it is a chemical compound secreted by cannabis flowers or hemp when extracted. From recent studies, these cannabinoids can help mediate communication between cells in the endocannabinoid system in the mammalian body.

After the first cannabinoid was isolated from the cannabis plant, scientists discovered that the human body produces endogenous cannabinoids. This means not only do humans produce their own cannabinoids, but they also have receptors designed specifically to recognize and respond to the endogenous cannabinoids produced. Together, the body’s endogenous cannabinoids and the receptors that bind with them form the endocannabinoid system. This system is responsible for a number of functions within the human body, such as maintaining homeostasis.

Structures of THC VS CBD

While both of these cannabinoids have similar chemical formula, their atoms are arranged differently.

What is THC?

Tetrayhydrocannabinol, or THC, is the primary psychoactive ingredient in cannabis. It is the most well known cannabinoid and is known for causing a “high” feeling. Strains with high THC levels are potent and can cause intense euphoric feeling. THC has been shown to help improve moods in patients, and even make the difficulties of certain treatments such as chemotherapy easier, by alleviating certain symptoms such as pain or nausea.

THC was the first phytocannabinoid that was discovered and has been much more extensively researched than CBD. We know with fairly high certainty that THC is strongly psychoactive and can be intoxicating even in small amounts. This means that THC can alter your behavior and cause you to lose control of your faculties, properties that make it a popular (illegal) recreational drug in the form of marijuana.

Is THC illegal?

The DEA considers it illegal, and yet it remains available online and in retail stores around the country. So why is this? Many CBD companies will sell products labeled “CBD only” where these products may contain other compounds or cannabinoids, including THC.

In many states with either legal marijuana systems or ones that allow for the possession of CBD products, there are thresholds for determining a CBD product. In many states, it is a “CBD-only” product if it has less than 0.3 percent or 0.5 percent THC. However, any product that contains THC, even in small amounts, is considered marijuana under federal law. The federal government regulates drugs through the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) (21 U.S.C. § 811), which does not recognize the difference between medical and recreational use of cannabis.

How does THC work?

When THC penetrates the brain, it stimulates the cells to release the substance called dopamine, which activates the cannabinoid receptors and affects the brain in various ways. The initial state is normally a relaxation with a mellow feeling. The eyes may dilate, and other senses will enhance. More reported effects include a mix of emotions such as happiness and elation, unease and anxiety, relaxation and pain relief.

THC, acting through cannabinoid receptors, activates the brain’s reward system, by stimulating neurons in the reward system to release the signaling chemical dopamine at levels higher than typically observed in response to natural stimuli. This influx of dopamine contributes to the pleasurable “high” for those who use recreational marijuana.

So What is CBD?

Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the many active cannabinoids identified in cannabis. It can be extracted from marijuana or industrial hemp. It is a major cannabinoid, accounting for up to 40% of the plant’s extract. You may be familiar with another compound called Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which produces the “high” feeling. However, unlike its psychoactive counterpart, CBD does not have any psychoactive properties and can actually counteract the psychoactivity of THC. CBD is a natural alternative which has been found to have many significant medical benefits.

Since then, CBD has become very popular recently and appearing in local grocery stores on shelves, with no medical card required to purchase. Many customers have been using it for a variety of ailments and although there has not been scientific conduct that CBD is proven to have medical benefits, there have been many successful user testimonies.

How does CBD work?

Discovered in the 20th Century, the endocannabinoid system is a biological system composed of endocannabinoids that are neurotransmitters that bind to cannabinoid receptors in the mammalian brain and body. CBD is one of the primary cannabinoids found in hemp. These cannabinoid receptors play a pivotal role in physiological processes such as mood, memory and pain. There are two cannabinoid receptors – CB1 and CB2 that are located on cells throughout the body.

Cannabinoids help coordinate and regulate how we feel and think by binding with the endocannabinoid system’s CB1 and CB2 receptors. Fitting like puzzle pieces, cannabinoids are designed to link together with the cannabinoid receptors. Linking activates the receiving neuron into action, triggering a set of events to pass along the message and carry out a variety of cellular responses needed for homeostasis and healthy functioning.

Where does Medterra get their CBD from?

All of Medterra’s CBD is extracted from a non-GMO industrial hemp farm, located in Kentucky, USA. Please note that while THC comes from cannabis, Medterra’s CBD comes strictly from hemp. An important factor is the quality and purity of our CBD. We chose the Kentucky farm collective because of the quality of the hemp plants being grown under the Federal Farm Bill and in conjunction with the Kentucky Agricultural Department Hemp Pilot Program. There are very specific guidelines for planting, growing and the processing of the CBD isolate. As a result, the quality of the CBD produced from the whole plant is some of the purest available. Another key factor is we are truly able to claim our CBD is derived from US grown hemp from start to finish. We take great pride in providing our clients with an extremely pure, clean and high-quality product to those who desire CBD.

Our products are legal, and Medterra is proud to be apart of Kentucky’s Industrial Hemp Research Pilot Program which means we are fully licensed to grow and process industrial hemp in Kentucky, USA. All of our industrial hemp is grown and extracted in accordance with the strict guidelines of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Growing under the Kentucky Hemp Pilot Program is also 100% compliant with Section 7606 of the 2014 Farm Bill, which means harvesting and distributing is 100% legal at the federal level.

 

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What is CBD and how can it help you?

by Jesse Dunn
written by Jesse Dunn

Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the many active cannabinoids identified in cannabis. It can be extracted from marijuana or industrial hemp. It is a major cannabinoid, accounting for up to 40% of the plant’s extract. You may be familiar with another compound called Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which produces the “high” feeling. However, unlike its psychoactive counterpart, CBD does not have any psychoactive properties and can actually counteract the psychoactivity of THC. CBD is a natural alternative which has been found to have many significant medical benefits.

Since then, CBD has become very popular recently and appearing in local grocery stores on shelves, with no medical card required to purchase. Many customers have been using it for a variety of ailments and although there has not been scientific conduct that CBD is proven to have medical benefits, there have been many successful user testimonies.

What is the Endocannabinoid System and how does it make CBD work?

Discovered in the 20th Century, the endocannabinoid system is a biological system composed of endocannabinoids that are neurotransmitters that bind to cannabinoid receptors in the mammalian brain and body. CBD is one of the primary cannabinoids found in hemp. These cannabinoid receptors play a pivotal role in physiological processes such as mood, memory and pain. There are two cannabinoid receptors – CB1 and CB2 that are located on cells throughout the body.

What are CB1 & CB2 Receptors?
CB1 receptors are primarily located on nerve cells in the brain, spinal cord and central nervous system. They are very abundant in the cerebellum, basal ganglia, and hippocampus. The CB1 receptors have been found to play a role in memory processing, motor regulation, pain sensation, mood, and sleep.
CB2 receptors are primarily found on cells in the immune system and its associated structures. When activated, they stimulate a response that fights inflammation, which can reduce pain and minimize damage to tissues.

Cannabinoids help coordinate and regulate how we feel and think by binding with the endocannabinoid system’s CB1 and CB2 receptors. Fitting like puzzle pieces, cannabinoids are designed to link together with the cannabinoid receptors. Linking activates the receiving neuron into action, triggering a set of events to pass along the message and carry out a variety of cellular responses needed for homeostasis and healthy functioning.

Is CBD legal?

Yes CBD is legal nationwide, being that it contains less than 0.3% THC and complies with the Agricultural Act of 2014.

The Agricultural Act of 2014 is an act of Congress that authorizes nutrition and agriculture programs in the United States with certain states, signed into bill by former U.S. President Barack Obama. The act indicates the growing or cultivating of industrial hemp is allowed under the laws of the State in which such institution of higher education or State department of agriculture is located and such research occurs.

All of Medterra’s CBD products are grown and extracted in accordance with the strict guidelines of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Growing under the Kentucky Hemp Pilot Program is also 100% compliant with Section 7606 of the 2014 Farm Bill, which means harvesting and distributing is 100% legal at the federal level. Our products contain 0% THC, guaranteed.

How can you take CBD?

1) Vaping

Vape pen or vaporizers are a very popular product since it is the fastest means to consume BCD to elicit its effects in the body. Since the effect in the body will be felt within a short period of time after inhalation, the active ingredient enters directly into the bloodstream.

2) Sublingually

The second fastest option is taking it sublingually, where the consumer keeps the oil underneath the tongue for a short period of time before swallowing it. This is the most popular means of CBD consumption.

3) Oral Application

Another common option of consuming CBD is simply eating it as it is, which might take longer to produce the desired outcome. These options can appear as capsules, and in edible forms such as chocolate or gummy bears. This method is considered the slowest but is an easy way to consume CBD.

4) Topical Application

Users have the option of applying the CBD directly to their skin, as these products come in forms of cream or balm. This method is usually used to treat pains and skin problem by applying to the affected area and rubbing to enter the skin.

Where can I buy CBD products?

CBD products are available virtually online and in many stores! You can find them in a tobacco shop, dispensary, local grocery store, or online. You do not need a medical card to purchase. However, purchasing requirements may vary by store.

What CBD Products does Medterra Sell?

  • Medoil CBD Tincture
    CBD Oil Tincture    Our CBD tinctures come in a variety of strengths of 500mg, 1000mg, and 3000mg for different customer’s needs. Each tincture consists of high-quality CBD suspended in food grade, premium MCT oil.

CBD Gel Capsules
CBD PillsMedterra’s CBD gel capsules combine 25mg or 50mg of CBD in MCT oil in encapsulated form for easy consumption. They can be taken morning or night for fast and easy relief.

CBD Pain Cream
CBD Pain CreamA powerful combination of CBD, Arnica, and Menthol, Medterra CBD Pain Cream provides a rapid cooling feeling, perfect for sore muscles and joints.

  • Dissolvable Sleep Tablets
    CBD Sleep Pills

Medterra’s Dissolvable Sleep Tablets contain 25mg of CBD with 10mg of melatonin, to provide a restful night’s sleep. Comes in a bottle count of 30 and can be easily scored in half. This is the perfect step before hitting the bed, by simply placing the tablet under your tongue and allowing it to dissolve and drift off into sweet dreams.

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Medterra is committed to providing customers quality, fully compliant and affordable CBD products on the market. Grown from US industrial hemp, our products contain zero THC, making it some of the purest CBD available. Every plant is extracted under the Kentucky Department of Agricultural Industrial Hemp Pilot Program and third-party tested to guarantee no contaminants. When you use our products, you can feel confident that you’re doing the right thing for your health and wellness.

 

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