The Hemptender 600-3000mg CBD Tinctures — Broad Spectrum

Description

Our selection of broad-spectrum CBD tinctures brings you the power of the hemp plant, minus the THC. Inside these tinctures, you will find a broad-spectrum hemp extract that delivers crucial terpenes and minor cannabinoids for supporting the entourage effect and making your CBD work harder for you. It works just as hard as full-spectrum CBD without the THC.

Instructions for use:

The average dose for CBD varies based on body weight and the severity of the symptoms you’re trying to manage. Always consult your doctor before using CBD products. You can use the chart below to help you find a good starting point. Always start with a low dose to rule out any potential complications when using CBD.

Once you have your dose in mind, use the included dropper to measure and administer the tincture under your tongue. Hold it under your tongue for a few minutes and swallow the rest. For best results, take it daily like a supplement for two weeks to begin seeing potential results.

Full-spectrum vs. broad spectrum vs. CBD Isolate

There are many different types of CBD tinctures out there. Knowing the difference between each of them will help you choose the right CBD for you.

Full-spectrum:

Full-spectrum hemp extracts contain the whole range of terpenes, cannabinoids, flavonoids, and other essential oils found in hemp. Because they have the entire range of cannabinoids and terpenes, full-spectrum tinctures support the entourage effect which demonstrates how these compounds are stronger when they’re taken together. Full-spectrum extracts may also contain CBG, CBN, CBC, and THC. These products can legally contain up to 0.3% THC. While they won’t cause you to get high, they may still show up on drug tests.

Broad-spectrum:

Broad-spectrum hemp extracts are a lot like full-spectrum extracts, except they go through a purification process to remove THC from the mix. They’re still good for supporting the entourage effect as they contain natural terpenes and other minor cannabinoids, including CBN, CBC, and CBG. Keep in mind that CBN is a degraded form of THC, so broad-spectrum CBD may also cause you to fail a drug test.

CBD isolate

CBD isolate is a fully refined hemp extract that contains nothing except CBD. Since it doesn’t contain any other terpenes or cannabinoids, it cannot support the entourage effect. However, CBD isolates are still worth taking, especially if you’re worried about failing a drug test but still want to find relief.

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