What to Know Before You Try CBD

 You’ve probably noticed that CBD, or cannabidiol, is everywhere—and in everything—these days. While this molecule has always been present in cannabis, it’s been in the cultural spotlight lately, turning up in everything from tinctures to empanadas.

The sudden selection of products containing CBD can be overwhelming to new consumers, though. If CBD isn’t something you’ve thought about much before, it’s understandable to have plenty of questions about how to bring it into your life, whether it’s your first time with cannabis or not.

Will CBD get me ‘high’?

When you think of a cannabis “high,” you’re probably thinking of the effects of THC, the psychoactive substance that is associated with heady euphoria as well as the less-desirable effects like anxiety and memory impairment. CBD, on the other hand, leaves consumers clear-headed while still being associated with some positive effects of the plant, such as pain relief and relaxation.

Though CBD does NOT get you high, if the CBD hasn’t been properly isolated, trace amounts of THC can linger in the final product. That’s why it’s important to seek out CBD suppliers who routinely and thoroughly test the products they’re selling.

What is the appropriate dose of CBD?

This is another area that stands to benefit from more research into CBD going forward. For now, it’s up to every patient to find a dose that works for them. For those trying to address a specific physical condition. For customers who are just getting started, citrus cbd capsules can be a great way to start finding the right dose for them.

What’s the best way to take CBD?

There are lots of ways to get your CBD. Most popular products are CBD oils and oil-filled softgels. The oil in both is produced the same way, so they suggest trying the consumption method that best fits a consumer’s lifestyle. For those who are sensitive to tastes, the softgels—which mask the earthy, slightly nutty natural flavor of CBD oil—might be a better place to start.

How do I know whether a CBD product is good?

There are a few things that we suggest looking for on this front. First, consumers should peruse ingredients and make sure there’s a high enough concentration of CBD in the product they’re using.

we also recommend keeping an eye on how the cannabidiol in a product was extracted. Make sure the CBD is extracted from the pure hemp plant, as this method is free of any harsh chemical solvents, environmentally friendly, and non-toxic.

To play it extra safe, consumers should look for Test results or lab reports from third party labs to accompany CBD products. 

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