CBD (short for Cannabidiol) is one of the most studied cannabinoids, second only to THC. Being non-psychoactive, CBD provides numerous benefits without THC's intoxicating effects. CBD promotes a good night's rest, aids in relief, balances mood, enhances relaxation, promotes recovery, supports the immune system and more.

Cannabidiol (CBD for short) naturally occurs within the tiny hair like structures known as trichomes that grow on hemp and cannabis. The first cannabinoid molecule to be discovered in 1940, researchers have been studying CBD's numerous benefits ever since. Cannabidiol exists in two states, CBD and CBD-a. >

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A number of factors determine your ideal CBD serving. This can include your weight, metabolism, and genetics, among others. Because each individual's endocannabinoid system is unique, some people may only require a small amount of CBD to receive their desired benefits, while others may require much higher serving to experience the same effects. If this is your first time trying CBD, we recommend starting with a small serving of only 10-25mg and increasing it later if desired. CBD can take time to work, so wait up to 2 hours before ingesting another serving. Some people may require up to 100-150mg per serving or more of CBD to get the desired effect.