Cannabinoid and CBD Oil Derived Product Recommendations

Although there are many different types of CBD products, be it consumables that target bad effects within the body or topical creams that target the outer layer, almost all of them will fall under one of three main categories: isolates, full-spectrum, and broad-spectrum.

Isolates

To put it simply, isolates are the purest form of CBD you can buy. All of the cannabis plant's other cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids are removed from the final product to leave only the cannabidiol.

Somewhat counter-intuitively, this is actually the least effective form of CBD products. The benefit, however, is that it can be utilised by individuals who perhaps have a sensitivity to other cannabinoids or can't afford to have even the slightest traces of THC in their bodies.

Full-Spectrum

The least refined form of CBD products, yet also the most effective. Due to something called the "entourage effect," CBD works better when in contact with other cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant.

The downside to this is that, although the THC content is incredibly low (less than 0.3%), it can still be enough to show up on drug tests and cause adverse reactions to those who are sensitive to THC.

Broad-Spectrum

With good reason, broad-spectrum CBD products are the most popular. Think of it as having the best of the two other forms. There are still other cannabinoids present to trigger the entourage effect, but with low enough concentrations of THC that it shouldn't show up in drug tests or cause adverse reactions.