FAQ

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FAQ

What is CBD?

CBD is an acronym for Cannabidiol, one of the two major cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. It is a non-psychotropic phytocannabinoid found within the hemp plant. Because CBD is non-psychotropic, it is widely regarded as having the most medicinal potential among researchers. CBD Products For Relief and More CBD is extracted from industrial hemp using carbon processing in order to deliver a broad spectrum CBD with less than 0.3% THC.

Is CBD Legal, and can I buy it where I live?

The Industrial hemp plants that we use are imported from Europe and are therefore legal. Because they contain less than 0.3% THC by volume, they are exempt from the Federal Controlled Substance Act prohibition on Marijuana. In the United States, CBD is is considered a dietary supplement, therefore we can ship and deliver to all 50 states in the United States.

Is CBD considered a drug?

All of our CBD Products are comprised of full-spectrum CBD  or isolate CBD derived from the hemp plant. As they are derived from the hemp plant, all of our products are considered food or supplements.

Will CBD get me high?

No, here at CBD Products for Relief, we are proud that our products contain less than 0.3% THC content and we have been third party lab tested in order to prove so. Through our carbon processing system in our ISO 7 clean lab, we extract all possible traces of THC before creating all of our products. Since THC is where the “high” comes from, our products will not deliver that psychotropic effect.

So it won’t get me high, but will I pass a drug test?

• It is a      common occurrence for most workplaces to run a drug screening and one of      the biggest concerns is passing while taking CBD. Not to worry, most      workplaces running drug tests are screening specifically for      delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC for short, the leasing psychotropic      ingredient in the Cannabis plant. Since our products are completely THC      free, you should not worry.
• However,      if you are in fact subjected to any form of drug testing, we at the CBD      Products For Relief and More family suggest speaking with your healthcare      provider, employer, or drug test/screening center.

What is the difference between CBD and the other famous Cannabinoid THC?

Although the two cannabinoids have a very similar structure, the two are most definitely different! With 85 known cannabinoids of the Cannabis plant, CBD and THC are the most popular. However, where THC provides a psychotropic “high” feeling, CBD is a non-psychotropic cannabinoid associated with the medical benefits of the plant

What is the Endocannabinoid System (ECS)?

Discovered in the 1990’s by a group of scientists, the Endocannabinoid System, or ECS for short, is a collection of cell receptors found within mammals. This receptor system exists in the immune system, central nervous system, and in many organs. The main function of the ECS is to support the bodies homeostasis and health. The ECS has been shown to support many of the bodies biological tasks including energy and balance, immune function, sleep, memory, metabolism, and the function of the autonomic nervous system.

How does Cannabidiol (CBD) work?

CBD interacts directly with the bodies  Endocannabinoid System (ECS). By interacting with these receptors, CBD has been shown to help with anti-inflammation, anti-anxiety, stress relief, and a multitude of other ailments of the human body.

Are your products safe?

All of our CBD products are third-party lab tested to ensure that not only do they match the high standards that we hold ourselves to, but also to reassure our users of the quality of our products.

Are there any known side effects of CBD?

In direct comparison with the many FDA approved products that carry dangerous side-effects, the side effects of CBD are almost non-existent. In some instances when a large amount of CBD is consumed there have been reports of some stomach discomfort. Large doses of CBD may also have a sedative effect, however, our CBD Products For Relief and More products will never carry some of the dangerous side effects associated with FDA approved prescription pills.

Is it possible to overdose on CBD?

There have been no reported cases of overdosing on CBD. Although CBD can cause a change in mood or anxiety, an overdose has yet to be reported.

Do I need a medical card or prescription to purchase your products?

Because our CBD products are derived from the hemp plant, they are considered dietary supplements. With that being said, you do not need to contact your physician for a prescription nor do you need to live in a recreational state in order to use our CBD products.

How much CBD should I take?

This question varies from user to user and ultimately it comes down to what exactly the user is trying to accomplish. For some users, a small amount of CBD will suffice, however, other users may need to resort to a higher dosage in order to achieve the same results.The amount of CBD you can or should take is completely up to you.

How long will it take for CBD to affect me?

As you now know, CBD is a non-psychotropic cannabinoid and therefore does not have any associated “high” involved. However, when a user has the correct dosage, it typically takes around twenty to thirty minutes for CBD to be noticeable.

Can CBD cure/treat my current ailment?

In the United States, products derived from the hemp plant are classified as dietary supplements. Because of this, our products are considered as such. With that being said, we comply with the FDA’s DSHEA guidelines. By doing this we do not endorse any specific medicinal benefits. However, we highly encourage you to read about specific ailments and how CBD can help.

Will CBD work for me?

There has been a plethora of research done on the effects of CBD in terms of the body. However, we are not doctors, nor do we claim to be, and therefore cannot diagnose, treat, or prescribe our products for any disease. Here at CBD Products For Relief and More we believe in the power of education, so we highly encourage you to do some research on your own.

What is the Entourage Effect?

Discovered in 1998 by two Israeli scientists, the Entourage Effect describes their findings. The findings suggest that taking the entire spectrum of natural cannabinoids found in cannabis is more beneficial than taking a single compound.