Full Spectrum CBD Oil

No, it is not. Because the plant grows with a miniscule amount of THC (.3% or less). While this is considered a non-psychoactive amount, the plant cannabinoid is still present.

The choice of spectrum is personal and based upon what the consumer prefers. Some have found that they prefer the synergistic way that the cannabinoids work together in a full spectrum product. Others have found their desired results with an isolate product. It is good to try different spectrums to see which yields the most positive results for you.

Because there is a scant amount of THC within the plant extract, it can metabolize in your system to where it is enough to cause a positive result on a urine test. You can contact the lab directly should you like to know exactly what is being tested for and if a full spectrum cbd product is allowed.

Terpenes are compounds that contribute to the note or scent of flowering and fruiting plants throughout the world. Anyone who has enjoyed aromatherapy blends with scents like Lavender have enjoyed a plant’s terpenes. In the hemp plant, these terpenes work with the other cannabinoids, synergistically, to compound the potential benefits.