New To CBD?

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Discover what you need to know

Why CBD?

CBD (cannabidiol) is an all-natural cannabis compound that provides all of the medicinal benefits of cannabis without the feeling of being “high”, which makes it a great tool for re-stabilizing your consciousness after a night of fun.

How to take CBD

1. EDIBLES & BEVERAGES

• Longest-lasting results of all CBD consumption methods.

• A fun and delicious way to consume CBD Oils

• Several creative options of how to create (and eat) CBD edibles

• A discreet method – you’re just eating something!

• Can take up to 4 hours for effects to kick in

• Getting the right dose for your needs can take some trial and error

3. DROPS & CAPSULES

• Easy to use and implement into a daily routine

• Discreet – can use in public easily without drawing attention

• Easy to control the dose

• Longer on-set time but with longer lasting effects.

• CBD Oils contain a higher potency of CBD compared to other forms

How to take CBD

1. INHALATION

Pros of Vaping CBD Oil:

• The fastest way to consume it and the highest concentration of CBD

• Can control how much you consume.

Cons of Vaping CBD Oil:

• Can be harsh on the lungs for some people.

• With high concentrations some people can consume more than they want.

• Requires extra purchases (CBD vape pen and accessories)

2. TOPICAL

Pros of Topical Application:

• Easy to use.

• Great for sore muscles and chronic pain.

• The mildest effects of all the consumption methods.

Cons of Topical Application:

• May require more CBD, since it is the mildest method.

• While the effects happen quickly, they don’t last as long in comparison to other methods.

3. SUBLINGUAL

Pros of Sublingual Consumption:

• Easy to use.

• Discreet – can use in public easily without drawing attention.

• Easy to control how much you use.

• Long-lasting effects when taken this way.

Cons of Sublingual Consumption:

• Each person’s experience may vary.

• Oil takes longer to have an effect than the previous two methods.

• Some CBD tinctures contain alcohol — if you’re trying to avoid this, look for oils made with vegetable glycerin.

4. INGESTION

Pros of Edibles:

• Longest-lasting results of all CBD consumption methods.

• Creative options of how to create (and eat) CBD edibles.

• Discreet – you’re just eating something!

Cons of Edibles:

• Can take up to 4 hours for effects to kick in.

• Getting the right dose can be tricky and takes some experimentation.