everything you need to know about cbd

Like any supplement, CBD Oil does go bad. Its typical shelf life is 1-2 years and should be kept in a cool, dry place away from light. There are factors that may impact the efficacy of the CBD product and it’s important to understand what signs to look out for to better determine if the oil has gone bad.

CBD tinctures are alcohol-based extracts while CBD Oils are combined with carrier oils like MCT Oil. Learn more about the differences and similarities between these two CBD products when choosing the right one for your lifestyle and needs.

It’s important to know what type of CBD product you are buying and what ingredients you are putting into your body. To ensure the quality, safety and legality of the product—at minimum—review the label, COA, other customer testimonials and your state laws.

There are many types of CBD Oil on the market, but not all of them are organic. Organic CBD Oil earns its name through the certification that comes from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Products deemed ‘organic’ are produced using ingredients that are at least 95% organic. This means that they are grown and harvested according to guidelines that refer to soil quality, use of additives, use of pesticides and weed control, animal raising practices and more. They are also free of GMOs.

The difference between Full Spectrum CBD Oil (also referred to as Full Spectrum Hemp Extract Oil) and CBD Isolate (aka Pure CBD Oil) lies in the cannabinoid profile. Full Spectrum CBD Hemp Extract includes a myriad of cannabinoids—like CBD, CBC, CBDa, CBDV, CBG and CBN—plus terpenes and flavonoids. This full spectrum of hemp compounds delivers a powerful entourage effect; whereas CBD Isolate only contains CBD. It is pure CBD.

Yes, CBD Oil is expensive and for good reason. There are several factors that impact the price of CBD; including CBD laws, CBD regulations, hemp farming practices, CBD extraction methods, CBD batch testing and the concentration of CBD (and other cannabinoids) in the product. Perhaps with a better understanding of what goes into producing high-quality CBD Oil, consumers won’t be overcome with sticker shock when they see CBD Oil prices. The more you know about CBD Oil, the better decisions you can make when it comes to buying CBD products, which can range from $50-$200.

Veré is disrupting the status quo in this male-dominated hemp industry with our mission-led business practices and innovation. Our concise line of CBD products is being celebrated by industry leaders, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the recognition. Our CBD Oil, CBD Tinctures and CBD Gummies are top-ranking on Leafly—the world’s largest cannabis and hemp platform—and have been awarded the “CBD Hemp Oil Brand of the Year” by the Global Health and Pharma magazine.

Our 500mg Cannabidiol Oil is pure, natural and organic. Testing at a 99%+ CBD purity, this peppermint flavored CBD Hemp Oil is infused with MCT for fast-acting and long-lasting effects. At Veré we have partnered with one of the industry’s leading hemp genetics to provide our Colorado and Oregon farmers with specially bred, non-GMO hemp cultivars and proprietary high-CBD and low-THC hemp cultivars. These hemp genetics coupled with our proprietary manufacturing process is credited for delivering a CBD Hemp Oil that is award-winning and one of the purest on the market.

With the popularity of CBD products and the rapdily changing laws around THC, let’s break down some of the differences between CBD and THC. While both are cannabinoids, they affect the body differently so what type of CBD Oil is right for you? An oil with THC or an oil without?