CBD spectrums are used to define the compounds of the cannabis plant that remain during the CBD extraction process.
FULL SPECTRUM CBD:
Full Spectrum (or “whole-plant”) products contain CBD as well as terpenes and other cannabinoids such as CBG, CBN, and trace amounts of THC. With all the cannabinoids and terpenes working together, you get what is called “the entourage effect.” Full Spectrum products are most popular.
Best For Individuals Who:
- Have more severe conditions that CBD Broad Spectrum and CBD Isolate do not alleviat
- Prefer a certain level of THC to CBD ratio
BROAD SPECTRUM CBD:
Broad Spectrum CBD is a mix between Full Spectrum CBD and CBD Isolate. During the extraction process, compounds found in Full Spectrum CBD are preserved, while, like in CBD Isolate, the THC is completely removed.
Broad Spectrum, like Full Spectrum, contains an array of beneficial cannabinoids and terpenes, but Broad Spectrum has ZERO THC.
Best For Individuals Who:
- First-time users hesitant about THC
- May be subject to drug testing
- Have sensitivity to THC
CBD ISOLATE
CBD Isolate is the purest form of CBD. During the extraction process, all other compounds from the Cannabis plant are removed. The CBD is isolated from all other compounds, hence the name CBD Isolate.
Best For Individuals Who:
- Are recommended higher doses
- Have sensitivity to THC
- Prefer a lighter or no flavor products
- May be subject to drug testing