High quality ingredients create a high quality product. It's important to know where all of the ingredients originate from, as well as how they are grown. Quality-control measures, how the ingredients are sourced, and their purities and potencies are all very important.

No one wants to waste money on a product that isn't worthwhile. Value comes down to the cost-effectiveness of the product, such as the amount of CBD per serving, compared to the cost per bottle. Look for companies that have customer testimonials on their site, as well as positive reviews online.

Reputable companies offer in-depth information about farming and manufacturing processes as well as certificates of analysis from a trusted third-party testing lab. CBD may also be non-organic or organically grown. We recommend organic as it is free of pesticides.

Full-spectrum CBD oil. THC is present but in a regulated max amount of 0.3%. This will give your body an entourage effect as the compounds work together to bring quicker relief. However, If you want zero THC, then choose Broad-spectrum it also retains all components of the cannabis plant.

Though CBD oil is generally well-tolerated and is considered safe, it may cause extremely rare adverse reactions in some people such as diarrhea,  changes in appetite and fatigue. Before you try CBD oil, discuss it with a healthcare professional to assess safety and also to avoid potentially harmful interactions with medications and supplements.

A typical 1 ounce bottles of CBD oil can contain from 300 to 1,500 mg. First, start with smaller amounts to test effectiveness. There are rare reports of people taking too much. It’s important to remember that CBD and cannabis as a whole are still in the early stages of research. It is best to discuss it with a healthcare professional.