CBD is here to stay.
Now that some CBD is completely legal, it's time to explore all the different types of CBD products and what makes them so great. You've got tinctures, capsules, ointments, edibles, and more. Whatever your reason for taking CBD is, there might be a specific product that works best for you.
The age of CBD is upon us and it's going to open up all sorts of new possibilities for treating everything from mental health to cancer and everything in between. Let's look at some products, shall we?
The Different Types of CBD
The best way to figure out the type of CBD that makes sense for you is by trial and error. These products come at differing price points and potency, so it's really going to depend on the effects you want to feel and how much you want to invest.
CBD Tinctures
CBD oils are extracted directly from the hemp plant, so they're usually on the high-end when it comes to potency. Tinctures effectively water down the CBD oil and flavour them so you can use the dropper to put it underneath your tongue or add it to a drink.
People buy CBD tinctures because they act fast and they taste good, so they're great for beginners.
Edibles
Edibles usually come in the form of gummies. This has become a popular method of taking cannabis in Canada and legal states, but the science is still being honed. With edibles, your stomach absorbs the CBD and you feel the delayed effect, but they tend to last a lot longer.
It's a great method for CBD users of all kinds. They come in many forms, so if you're a chocolate lover, pastry lover, or candy lover, there'll be a CBD edible for you.
Vaping CBD
CBD vapes are a preferred item by most cannabis and CBD users. It allows you to administer the CBD as often as you like based on how anxious or pained you're feeling.
You inhale it and the CBD absorbs from your lungs into your bloodstream quite fast, so it's great for quelling some of the effects of an anxiety attack or muscular pain after a workout.
Capsules
CBD capsules allow someone to integrate CBD into their daily vitamin routine. They come in different strengths, so you can dial in exactly how much you want.
The only downfall with capsules is that they can take a long time to take effect, so it might require a good amount of tinkering before you figure out what your dosage should be.
You Don't Have to Choose Just One
There are currently many types of CBD products on the market and probably even more on the horizon. If you haven't found the right one yet, just be patient. CBD research is still in its infancy and to think about where it could be in a few years is exciting.
Finding some combination of a few of these products is where many CBD users find their comfort zone. To find your comfort zone, visit us at Cannabis Innovation Group for more information about Canada's cannabis industry.