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If you are considering trying CBD, especially for the first time, you may be wondering if CBD vape can get you high.
SHORT ANSWER:
CBD vape will not get you high if you choose the right one. Keep reading to discover the different types of CBD and how you can avoid picking the one that might get you high.
LONG ANSWER:
With all the options for vaping CBD – some with THC (the psychoactive compound in marijuana) and some without – your concern about whether CBD can get you high is completely valid.
In this article, we are going to break down the different types of CBD vape products in the market and go over the ones that can get you high and the ones that can’t.
Let’s dive in…
CBD Vape Designed To Get You High
Marijuana Derived Products:
CBD derived from the marijuana plant (we’ll touch on hemp shortly) does have the potential to get you high. The reason is, CBD made from marijuana is grown to have a high concentration of THC, way over the legal limit of 0.3%, and some CBD. Check our post on Hemp vs Marijuana: The Difference Explained to learn more.
A big thing to note is you can’t buy Marijuana plant products online legally, as these products are still highly regulated and typically only available at Medical or Recreational Marijuana dispensaries in states that allow them.
CBD Vape Products Designed NOT To Get You High
Hemp-Derived Products:
CBD products that are widely found online and at retailers near you are derived from the Hemp plant. These are not regulated in the same way that Marijuana CBD products are. There are 3 variations of Hemp-derived CBD products, and one of those contains up to the legal amount of Delta 9 THC – 0.3%.
Check out Hemp Oil vs CBD Oil: How To Spot The Difference.
The 3 types of Hemp derived CBD – Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum, Isolate
FULL SPECTRUM CBD:
Full Spectrum means the product contains a wide range of naturally occurring cannabinoids and terpenes found in the hemp plant.
This not only includes CBD and THC (up to the legal limit) but also other cannabinoids like CBG, CBN, CBDa, CBDv, and more. Each cannabinoid may have unique effects and contribute to what is called the entourage effect.
These Full Spectrum CBD products also contain terpenes, which are the aromatic compounds that give hemp its distinct flavors and scent.
Terpenes also have their potential therapeutic effects – think lavender and its calming effects, or chamomile tea around bedtime.
How much THC can Full Spectrum CBD oil have?
To be sold without a medical license it must contain under the legal limit of 0.3% THC.
Is 0.3% THC enough to get you high?
If you buy a 30ml bottle and drink it in one shot you may feel the effects of being high, however, that’s unrealistic. If you are taking your daily dose of CBD as recommended in a 1ml dropper, that’s not enough to get you feeling high. It does however unlock the power of the entourage effect.
BROAD SPECTRUM CBD:
A Broad Spectrum product is uniquely designed to give you the benefits of a Full Spectrum CBD oil but without the THC. You can still expect to get a wide range of cannabinoids like CBG, CBN, CBDa, CBDv, and more, but with the additional processing to remove the THC, you also lose some additional cannabinoids and terpenes. However, Broad Spectrum CBD still benefits from the potent power of the entourage effect.
Quick Tip: A broad-spectrum product is a great alternative to CBD isolate if you want to experience more cannabinoids. A quick look at the lab results will tell you what Cannabinoids are present in the product of interest.
CBD ISOLATE:
In a CBD isolate product, like CBD vape pens, you’re only getting pure cannabidiol (CBD) and no other cannabinoids or terpenes from the hemp plant. During the extraction process all other cannabinoids, terpenes, and plant materials are stripped out, leaving behind a highly purified and potent CBD Isolate.
When choosing a CBD Isolate product, it’s important to check for 3rd party lab results to verify the product contains no detectable traces of THC.
You can learn more about how to choose a CBD Isolate vape juice here: 8 Tips For Choosing A Quality CBD Vape
What You Need To Know Before You Try CBD
Now that you know how to differentiate the different types of CBD products. You may be closer to experiencing the amazing benefits CBD can have on your well-being.
The next step is to figure out if CBD is right for you. If your job drug tests or screens for drugs we recommend you not use any CBD products at all – even CBD isolate products!
How Long Does CBD Last in My System?
Great question… It can vary from person to person, and depend on several factors like your usage frequency, metabolism, and even the type of CBD products you use.
You should know that CBD vape will be absorbed by your body quickly, but it will also leave your body quickly. If you take CBD Oil, it will take longer to get absorbed by your body and take longer to leave your body. Check CBD oil side effects here.
Occasional CBD User (Once a Month): If you use CBD occasionally, like once a month for temporary relief, then CBD is likely to clear from your system relatively quickly. CBD typically has a half-life of 18-32 hours, but the presence of THC may take about 5-7 days to clear out of your system. This all depends on your metabolism, health condition, body fat and other factors specific to you.
Daily CBD User: If you’re a daily CBD user who needs constant relief, you can expect it to stick around longer. With daily use, it might take more than 10-15 days for CBD to mostly clear out of your system.
How Long Do The Effects Of CBD Vape Last?
The duration of CBD vape effects can vary from person to person and depends on factors like the dose inhaled, and your metabolism among other factors unique to you.
Vaping CBD is one of the most preferred methods of consumption because of its instantaneous effects. Most people experience the benefits of CBD vape within a few minutes after inhaling, usually between 5-15 minutes.
This is because the CBD is absorbed by your lung membranes and enters your bloodstream almost instantly. The effects of vaping CBD can last up to 2-4 hours.
Conclusion
Now you’ve gained some insight into the different types of CBD products and their potential to produce a high or not. With this knowledge, you’re ready to take the leap and discover the world of hemp-derived CBD.
It’s your turn to experience the power of CBD today.
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WARNING: Smoking or consuming cannabis or hemp products can expose you to chemicals, including hemp smoke, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer; methanol, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm; and ∆9- tetrahydrocannabinol , which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.