Frequently Asked Questions
Is CBD Legal?
According to the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp was excluded from the definition of marijuana in the Controlled Substances Act, making hemp-derived CBD products with lower than 0.3% THC legal in the United States. Despite this, CBD products containing more than 0.3% THC are still illegal under federal law as marijuana. If you are traveling, check state laws about CBD, especially if you live in a state that has legalized CBD. Also, keep in mind that the FDA has not approved nonprescription CBD products, and some products may be inaccurately labeled.
Is It Possible to Take Too Much CBD?
There is evidence that even 600 mg a day is safe, but one study suggested that 1,500 mg per day may also be safe. It's essential to remember that CBD research is in its infancy, and experts still do not fully understand the potential long-term impacts of CBD use. That is why you should consult your doctor before using CBD. To avoid taking too much, start with a low dosage and gradually increase it.
What Is The Best Way to Start Taking CBD?
When starting with CBD, try to start small and gradually increase the dosage. This is generally good advice for any supplement you are taking for the first time. Start with the lowest dose available for your weight and condition, usually between 20 mg to 40 mg. If your doctor or pharmacist does not recommend you against it, you can slowly increase the CBD dosage. If you feel no side effects after a week, continue until you feel positive effects.
When Does CBD Begin to Work?
Depending on how CBD is administered, the time it takes for it to start affecting your body can vary. When smoking or vaporizing, the effects will be felt the fastest (within minutes of smoking). It is also easy to feel the effects of CBD when it is applied topically. Another fast-acting method is to administer the drug sublingually (15 - 60 minutes for onset of effects). When taken orally (such as edibles and oils), the effects are delayed but more long-lasting.
Can CBD Get Me High?
Cannabidiols such as CBD are considered non-psychoactive cannabinoids, so you won't get high like with marijuana (THC). Some users report a very slight feeling of relaxation or mental clarity after taking CBD. Despite not being sedative on its own, CBD may be effective for insomnia because of its relaxing effects.
Does CBD Allow Me to Drive?
It is safe to drive because our CBD products contain no psychoactive ingredients. High-quality CBD products with less than 0.1% THC are unlikely to show up on drug tests. Nevertheless, low-quality CBD products may contain more THC than claimed, making a screening sensitive to this drug. Our recommendation is to use an isolated THC-free CBD product if you are taking a higher dosage than recommended.