CBD (cannabidiol) is a naturally occurring compound found in the hemp and cannabis plants. Unlike THC, CBD does not produce a “high” and is valued for its therapeutic properties, such as reducing anxiety, pain, and inflammation.

CBD has been shown to help with:

• Reducing anxiety and stress.
• Managing chronic pain and inflammation.
• Improving sleep quality.
• Alleviating symptoms of neurological disorders like epilepsy.
• Supporting skin health by reducing acne and irritation.

• CBD oil is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid compound that is found in hemp plant material. The highest concentrations of CBD and other plant cannabinoids are located in the flowers of these plants. While CBD has recently taken the wellness industry by storm, it has actually been thoroughly researched for more than half a century.

  CBD drops contain the cannabidiol compound, suspended in a high-grade carrier oil. CBD tinctures can feature broad-spectrum, and CBD isolate extractions. CBD isolates are a purified form of CBD in a crystalline state, and broad-spectrum extractions contain CBD along with other viable hemp compounds. These unique CBD tinctures for sale include a high-grade broad-spectrum extraction that has been produced using our state-of-the-art distillation process.

  These tinctures are easy to use and can be taken throughout the day. CBD tinctures can utilise multiple bases such as coconut and MCT carrier oils. CBD oils are the most common way to take cannabidiol. This delivery method is easy to use, and it promotes the bioavailability of CBD while delivering all of the hemp goodness needed to find holistic balance.

• No, CBD won’t get you ‘high’, and here’s why. Unlike THC, the psychoactive compound in cannabis that gives you that ‘high’ feeling, CBD doesn’t have those psychoactive properties. So, you can enjoy the benefits of CBD without worrying about any mind-altering effects. I’ve been using CBD for years, and trust me, it’s all about wellness and balance, not getting high. All our products at UK CBD Oils are derived from industrial hemp, specifically grown to have higher CBD yields and significantly lower THC levels. So, you’re in safe hands!
• However, full-spectrum CBD products contain trace amounts of THC, which are not enough to produce psychoactive effects.

• When it comes to CBD strength, it’s all about personal preference and needs. If you’re new to CBD, I’d recommend starting with a lower concentration, like our 250mg CBD Oil, and then gradually working your way up; for those who’ve been using CBD for a while and are looking for something more substantial, our 1000mg or even 1500mg options might be more up your alley. Remember, it’s not a one-size-fits-all situation. I started with a lower strength and found that moderate power works best for me. Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized advice, and listen to your body to find what works best for you.

CBD can interact with certain medications by affecting how they are metabolized in the liver.

• Examples: Blood thinners, anti-seizure medications, and antidepressants.
• Advice: Always consult a healthcare provider before using CBD alongside other medications.

• CBD oil is easy to use and hassle-free. Each order will come with a bottle of cannabidiol that includes a ml dropper attached. This dropper can be used to measure your chosen dose easily. The formulas can contain varying amounts of CBD per ml and per bottle. Always check the dosing information in the product description and on the packaging before using new CBD oils.

  These oils are best taken sublingually. This administration method involves placing your selected amount of cannabidiol oil under the tongue for sixty to ninety seconds before swallowing. Sublingual application of CBD increases its bioavailability by providing an opportunity for the cannabidiol to cross the mucous membrane of the mouth before entering the digestive tract. You can also simply swallow this oil, but you may not retain the full potency of the product in this way.

  Choosing your desired dose is easy. Begin with a micro-dose of 5mg and raise the mg amount slowly until you are satisfied. We encourage our clients to build up by 5mg at a time until they find their ideal dose. Oral doses of CBD can be taken every six to eight hours. Keep track of your mg dosages and remember that consistent use of cannabinoids is ideal.

CBD is generally safe, but some users may experience:

• Fatigue or drowsiness.
• Dry mouth.
• Nausea or diarrhea.
• Changes in appetite or weight.
• These side effects are usually mild and dose-dependent.

• Full-Spectrum: Contains all cannabinoids, terpenes, and trace THC (<0.3%).
• Broad-Spectrum: Contains all cannabinoids and terpenes but no THC.
• Isolate: Pure CBD with no other compounds.

• Third-Party Lab Testing: Ensures purity, potency, and safety.
• Clear Labeling: Shows CBD concentration, THC content, and ingredient list.
• Organic Certification: Indicates pesticide-free hemp.

• • CBD: Non-intoxicating, primarily used for therapeutic purposes.
  • THC: Psychoactive, responsible for the “high” associated with cannabis.

No. CBD is non-addictive and has been shown to help reduce cravings for addictive substances like nicotine and opioids.

There is no known lethal dose of CBD, and overdosing is extremely unlikely.

• Taking too much may cause discomfort, such as drowsiness or digestive upset.
• Stick to recommended dosages and adjust gradually.

CBD typically stays in the system for 2-5 days, but this can vary based on:

• Dosage.
• Frequency of use.
• Metabolism.

CBD itself will not cause a positive drug test. However, full-spectrum products containing trace THC could potentially trigger a positive result.

• Use THC-free (broad-spectrum or isolate) products if drug testing is a concern.

Yes, when administered correctly. Pet-specific CBD products can help with anxiety, arthritis, seizures, and overall wellness.

• Caution: Ensure the product is free from THC and harmful additives. Consult a veterinarian for guidance.

CBD use during pregnancy or breastfeeding is not recommended due to insufficient research on its safety for the baby.