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HEMP Derived

Hemp-Derived CBD vs. Marijuana Derived CBD Hemp and Marijuana are both varieties of the cannabis plant; however, they are classified differently under the law due to their concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive compound found in cannabis.

Under Federal Law: Marijuana is still considered an illegal substance because of its THC-content and ability to induce psychoactive effects.

• Hemp contains no more than 0.3% THC • Marijuana can contain over 30% THC-content In 2018, Hemp was reclassified as an agricultural commodity under the Agricultural Improvement Act and is no longer considered a controlled substance.

Cannabinoids What Are Cannabinoids, and Why Do They Matter Within the Cannabis plant, there is a classification of compounds known as cannabinoids.

Among these are CBD and THC, along with over a hundred others which scientists have discovered naturally occurring within different Cannabis strains.

Why these are important: Researchers discovered that, by interacting with receptors in the human Endocannabinoid System (ECS), cannabinoids like CBD could deliver unique health benefits to the body.

• Each cannabinoid could affect the body differently.

• THC delivers the psychoactive effects associated with “getting high,” • CBD DOES NOT • CBD can counteract the psychoactive effects of THC. With various ranges of effects delivered by other cannabinoids like Cannabigerol (CBG) and Cannabinol (CBN), the full collection of cannabinoids forms what is referred to as the “cannabinoid spectrum.”

The Cannabinoid Spectrum The cannabinoid spectrum range contained within a product is what determines whether the product is full spectrum, broad spectrum, or CBD isolate.

To create a CBD product, the cannabinoid content is extracted from the Cannabis plant, using methods such as CO2 extraction.

During this process, other compounds found within the plant are also extracted, including terpenes, flavonoids, and other cannabinoids.

Depending on the strain and classification used for extraction, the composition and cannabinoid profile will differ.

Hemp, which is a classification of Cannabis Sativa, contains little to no THC, compared to the Cannabis Indica strain, Pennywise, which contains a 1:1 CBD to THC content ratio.

We sell ONLY HEMP DERIVED CBD PRODUCTS! Once extracted, the brand can then choose to refine the extract to contain only specific cannabinoids and plant pants.

The contents of the refined extract are what determines if the CBD extract is full spectrum, broad spectrum, or CBD isolate.

Cannabinoids

3 Types of CBD Full Spectrum | Broad Spectrum | CBD Isolate The Difference Explained Full Spectrum CBD is an extract that contains all compounds found naturally

occurring in the plant, including terpenes, essential oils, and other cannabinoids.

The full spectrum of cannabinoids, terpenes, and essential oils extracted from the plant work together to magnify the therapeutic benefits of each individual cannabinoid. This is commonly referred to as the “entourage effect.”

Researchers found that test subjects administered with full spectrum CBD were provided with higher levels of relief, compared to subjects administered with CBD isolate. The results showed that full spectrum CBD provided enhanced effects with higher dosages, while the effects of CBD maintained consistent with increased dosages.

Broad Spectrum CBD

is a bit of a mix between Full Spectrum CBD and CBD Isolate.

Like Full Spectrum CBD, the other compounds found within the plant are preserved in the extract; however, like CBD Isolate, THC is completely removed.

Because Broad Spectrum CBD contains multiple cannabinoids, it can deliver the enhanced benefits of the “entourage effect,” without the risk of psychoactive effects of THC.

CBD Isolate

An isolate is the purest form of a compound, which is produced by singularly extracting that compound from its environment and isolating it from all other compounds.

CBD isolate is the purest form of CBD, which is produced by removing all other compounds found in the plant including terpenes, flavonoids, plant parts, and other cannabinoids.

Either of the types isn’t better than the others.

Every individual has different needs, and this determines which type of CBD is best-suited for their unique conditions. There are many factors that determine how a cannabinoid will impact the body, such as thechemical makeup of the individual, the weight of the individual, and the individual’s history with other substances.

Pros. v. Cons.

Full Spectrum CBD

• Individuals who were recommended a certain THC to CBD ratio • Individuals with more severe conditions or conditions that CBD isolate and Broad Spectrum could not alleviate • Individuals living in states where Cannabis is legal

Broad Spectrum CBD

• Individuals with conditions that CBD isolate alone could not alleviate • Individuals with sensitivity to THC • Individuals living in states that have strict THC-laws • First-time users that are hesitant about THC

CBD Isolate

• Individuals who were recommended to specifically take high doses of CBD • Individuals with sensitivity to THC or other cannabinoids • Individuals who regularly undergo drug screening tests • Individuals who prefer light flavors or no flavor • Individuals living in states that have strict THC-laws • First-time users that may be hesitant about other cannabinoids

ECS-Defined

Terpenes

Warnings FDA Required warnings on CBD

CBD for Pets Overview on Pets When CBD, accompanied by the over 100 other beneficial cannabinoids found in hemp, enters a mammal’s body, it turns on a system calledthe ECS. The ECS has receptors througout a mammal’s body. From your brain to your immune system, you and your pet’s body are covered in receptors.

When the ECS is turned on, these receptors help the body begin 2-way communication, which allows the body to self heal. Science has proven that full spectrum hemp oil has potent anti-inflammatory properties and provides a significant boost to the immune system.

Can my pet Oversoes on CBD? A: No! There are no known documented overdoses on a full spectrum CBD hemp oil.

Dosage for pets: Always see specific product packaging. If not available, please visit the brand website for further details and print out for customer.

Traveling with CBD Can You Bring CBD On a Plane?

• Passengers cannot travel with Marijuana-Derived CBD because marijuana is illegal under federal law.

• CBD derived from Hemp is federally legal and is allowed to bring on a plane.

• Be cautious when traveling with CBD because of shifting legal regulations and the unclear distinction between Hemp-Derived and Marijuana-Derived CBD amongst the general public.

Tips For Traveling With CBD If you’re planning on bringing CBD on your next flight, here are some easy tips you can follow to make sure you prepared.

#1 Research the States You Are Travelling From and To While hemp-derived CBD is legal under federal law, some laws and regulations will vary from state to state, and certain states have strict laws against CBD regardless of its source.

It is important for travelers to research the rules and regulations of both the state being departed from and the state being traveled to.

#2 Review The Certificate of Analysis (COA) of the CBD Product Poor manufacturing practices can lead to low-quality CBD and inaccurate cannabinoid content. Even if a product’s label displays that the product is “THC-FREE,” it may actually contain THC, making that product illegal.

Before you purchase a CBD product, review its ingredients and COA, or lab report, to confirm that it contains less than 0.3 percent.

It is highly recommended to print out the product’s lab report and have it readily available during your flight just in case you need to verify the product’s cannabinoid content with airport security.

#3 Properly Package the CBD Product Liquid-based CBD products (oils, lotions, etc.) must meet the requirements outlined by the TSA. Travelers can bring a quart-sized bag of liquids, aerosols, gels, creams, and pastes that contain less than 3.4 oz of liquid each in a carry-on bag.

It is recommended to not hide your CBD products and group them with other liquids so that they do not appear suspicious.

Traveling cont. #4 Traveling with CBD Internationally Due to the precarious legalities towards hemp, marijuana, and cannabis in other countries, traveling internationally with hemp or marijuana-derived CBD is not advised.

In some parts of the world, hemp and marijuana are heavily regulated, and importing even personal use products could result in severe criminal punishment.