Question 1

What is the difference between Full Spectrum, Isolate and Nano CBD?

Accepted Answer

An isolate product contains pure CBD isolated from all other chemical compounds in the original plant material. This means that the CBD solely exists by itself and can be visualized as a white-colored powder.

Full spectrum CBD, unlike CBD isolate products, includes the full range of cannabinoids present in the hemp plant. Full spectrum CBD can provide a greater effect than CBD alone because all the cannabinoids work together in the entourage effect.

There are over 100 compounds in the cannabis plant. While most of these compounds have their own therapeutic benefit, they combine synergistically to provide a far better performance than any single compound, including CBD. Our full spectrum CBD oil includes a trace amount of THC (less than 0.3%). To be compliant with US regulations, full spectrum CBD must include less than 0.3% THC. This small amount of THC has no psychoactive effect but drastically aids in the efficacy of the CBD due to the entourage effect.

Nano CBD is the most effective CBD solution that presently exists. In the formulation process, isolate CBD-which has a bioavailability of approximately 10%- is converted into a nano particle solution. The CBD isolate, in powder form, is put into solution with water, as the polarity of it's molecular structure is reversed. This makes the isolate molecule more polar, as it previously was non-polar, which allows it to dissolve into water. Water is a polar molecule, and polar substances only dissolve other substances that are

Question 2

Are your products legal in the United States?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our CBD is derived from the hemp plant, in contrast to the cannabis plant, making all infused products legal to purchase in all 50 states. In the United States, the use of industrial hemp categorizes the oil as "food-based / dietary supplements.” Given the legal standing of the hemp/cannabis industry, individual states may make decisions on their own accord that are less clear, but per federal law we are legal in all 50 states.

Question 3

Are there side effects to CBD?

Accepted Answer

The only negative effects of CBD have been documented under the most extreme circumstances of use. Ingestion of abnormally high amounts of CBD has led to “dysphoric feelings” in very rare situations. These instances were recorded at dosage intakes higher than 2,000mg of daily use. Normal use consumption ranges from 5-200mg, often on the lower side.

To further emphasize this point, in over one thousand years of hemp use, there has never been a recorded case of fatality or major illness attributed to the use of CBD.

https://www.who.int/medicines/access/controlled-substances/5.2_CBD.pdf

Question 4

Why do people use CBD? What are the benefits of CBD and its uses?

Accepted Answer

People use CBD oil for a variety of purposes. In compliance with the US FDA regulations, we are not allowed to make direct health claims in regards to our CBD products. However, research indicates that CBD could have many beneficial applications for enhancing your daily routine.

Question 5

Can I pass a drug test while using soothe™ products?

Accepted Answer

The legal standard for most drug tests is 0.3% THC, whereas all of our soothe™ CBD products contain less than .3% THC in each unit.
Due to the fact that some soothe™ products are full-spectrum CBD, including our disposable vaporizers and full-spectrum drops, there is an extremely low chance that consuming either of these could trigger a positive drug test. If you are concerned with potential results, you should consult with your doctor and/or your employer.

Our gummies, lotion, drops and water soluble mix are all THC-free, though there is always a risk of triggering a drug test when ingesting any products that are prepared from solutions that originally contain THC. Nano, isolate and broad spectrum solutions are your best for avoiding a positive drug test. However, it's worth noting that it is not possible for any company to guarantee that there is no presence of THC in their final product - similar to how products prepared in proximity to peanuts are labeled as such.

Question 6

What's the difference between Hemp and Cannabis?

Accepted Answer

Industrial Hemp and Cannabis can be the same plant both scientifically and genetically with the genus and species name Cannabis Sativa. Cannabis is made up of three different strains; Cannabis Sativa, Cannabis Indica, and Cannabis Ruderalis whereas Industrial Hemp is always a strain of Cannabis Sativa.

Industrial hemp is made up of extremely fibrous long thick stalks and barely any flowering buds, which is the major difference as compared to Cannabis. Cannabis Sativa is much smaller and bushier with larger flowering buds.

Cannabis typically has large amounts of THC and low amounts of CBD. Industrial Hemp is much different in which it has extremely low amounts of THC and significantly high amounts of CBD, which is ideal for those looking for the benefits of Cannabis without having to experience the psychoactive effects of THC.

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