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Being able to understand the differences between the 3 types of  CBD Oils is the most important step in your journey to finding the right CBD products to help improve your day to day wellness. In this article, we’ll explain the differences between Full Spectrum CBD, Broad Spectrum CBD and CBD Isolate Based Products (Check our variety of CBD vape juices here). Let’s dive in…
The short version:
Full Spectrum CBD: When extracted from the hemp plant (check hemp vs marijuana), all cannabinoids are left in place including THC for maximum effectiveness.
Broad Spectrum CBD: When extracted from the hemp plant. The best efforts are made to keep the maximum amount of cannabinoids while removing only the THC Cannabinoid.
CBD Isolate: When extracted from the hemp plant. The CBD Cannabinoid is isolated from the rest of the cannabinoids. Thus only leaving the Cannabidiol (CBD) cannabinoid.
What is Full Spectrum CBD?
Full Spectrum CBD oil contains a vast array of naturally occurring (Natural Occurring: existing by nature and without artificial aid) cannabinoids and terpenes such as CBD, CBDa, CBDv, CBC, Delta 9 THC, and THCa. These are all compounds that get extracted from the hemp plant to make the final products you see labeled as full spectrum.
Full Spectrum CBD Oils are popular because you get the entire plant extract. That means it’s rich in Cannabinoids and Terpenes. Each cannabinoid and terpene found in the hemp plant has its own effects on the human body. When taken together they create what’s called the “Entourage Effect“. This is when all cannabinoids and terpenes work synergistically together for the maximum effects of CBD. Full-spectrum CBD oil is taken by those that are looking to get the results that can’t be achieved by broad-spectrum or CBD isolate based products.
Those subjected to drug testing should be cautious when taking such products because they do contain small amounts of THC and could result in a positive / failed drug test results.
How can Full Spectrum CBD Oil be used?
Full Spectrum CBD Oil from AVIDA CBD is designed to be taken orally. Simply use the dropper supplied and place the recommended dosage under your tongue and hold for 20-30 seconds before swallowing. You should feel the effects within 15-30 minutes.
Will I feel High taking full-spectrum CBD products?
Because our full spectrum products contain such low traceable amounts of THC (Less than 0.3%) you will not feel an elevated experience you would feel with marijuana type products/flower that usually carry high levels of THC (usually over 14%).
Will I fail a drug test using Full Spectrum CBD?
While there are trace amounts of THC in our Full Spectrum CBD Oils there is a high chance of testing positive or failing a drug test. If you’re worried about failing a drug test, we recommend NOT using any CBD infused products as most drug tests used by employers are made to detect cannabinoids in general. This means that any cannabinoid present including CBD can trigger a failed test.
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If you’re sensitive to THC and want the effects of the other cannabinoids without THC. We recommend you try our Broad Spectrum CBD Oil. Keep reading to discover why…
What is Broad Spectrum CBD?
Broad Spectrum CBD products contain fewer cannabinoids and terpenes than found in Full Spectrum products because many of them are lost during the removal process of the THC cannabinoids.  Broad Spectrum CBD is still a powerful alternative to CBD Isolate based products that do not have any cannabinoids or terpenes other than CBD.
Broad Spectrum CBD oils are a very popular choice for people who are looking to try CBD Oil with a vast array of other cannabinoids and terpenes without the effects that accompanies THC. How do you know what cannabinoids are included in your broad-spectrum CBD oil? The cannabinoids that can be found in your broad-spectrum tincture of choice can be found in the product lab results. If you’re a person that has experimented with CBD Isolate based products or have not felt the effects of CBD. A Broad Spectrum CBD Oil may be the next product you should try.
Will I get high from Broad Spectrum CBD Oil?
No, you will not feel high using our Broad Spectrum CBD Oil. Our formula has been extracted without the Delta 9 THC molecule that is responsible for the feeling of being high.
Will I fail a drug test using Broad Spectrum CBD?
There is a possibility of testing positive or failing a drug test. If you’re worried about failing a drug test, we recommend not using any CBD infused products. As stated with our full spectrum products. Most employers drug test check for the presence of cannabinoids and do not test for only the presence of THC.
What is CBD Isolate?
CBD Isolate is just that. The Cannabidiol (CBD) molecule has been isolated from all other naturally occurring cannabinoids and terpenes. So when you hear of a product that is made with CBD isolate you can count on solely seeing CBD and maybe trace amounts of CBDv (these two cannabinoids are sometimes inseparable) in the lab results. While Delta 9 THC is what is responsible for the high feeling, CBD (cannabidiol) will not make you feel high and provides many benefits that millions are raving about.
How can CBD Isolate be used?
CBD isolate can be infused in just about anything water, juice, edibles, e-liquids and so much more.  Our CBD Vape juice is great place to start if you are new to the world of CBD and would like to start with isolate based products. We provide 250mg for beginners, 500mg for the experienced and 1000mg formulas for those looking for maximum potency.
Will I get high using CBD isolate?
No, CBD isolate will not get you high.
Will I fail a drug test using CBD Isolates?
While there are no traces of THC detected in our CBD Isolate vape products, yes there is a possibility of testing false positive or failing a drug test using CBD Isolates. If you’re worried about failing a drug test, we recommend not using any CBD infused products.
Recap
If you are just getting started with CBD we recommend you start with our CBD isolate products. If you have experience with CBD isolate based products and are looking for the next level of CBD oil but don’t want any THC. We recommend you take a look at our Broad Spectrum products. If you’re ready for maximum effects of CBD and you don’t get tested for THC, its time you experience the power of our Full Spectrum CBD oil.
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