NuLeaf Naturals
As a leading brand in the hemp industry, NuLeaf Naturals is well-known for their high quality CBD oils. Their formula remains the same across all of their products, and features 50mg of CBD in every milliliter.
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Our Favorite Full Spectrum CBD Oils
The CBD market has grown tremendously over the past few years, and so has the wealth of knowledge surrounding CBD extraction methods and distillation processes. Now, instead of simply looking for the best CBD oil, there are three types of CBD extracts to know. Isolate, broad spectrum, and full spectrum are all options—the latter of which is highly sought after for its whole plant benefits.
What are the best full spectrum CBD oils?
Spruce CBD
If you’re looking for an extra strength CBD oil, the Max Potency tincture from Spruce CBD contains 2,400mg of CBD, enough for 80mg per dropper. Additionally, customers can choose between a hemp seed oil and MCT oil base for their tincture.
Naternal
For a full spectrum CBD oil with a range of potency options, Naternal CBD tinctures are available in three different strengths: 20mg, 40mg, and 80mg per 1mL dropper. Customers also love the affordable price of these products for the quality they are getting.
Why Choose Full-Spectrum CBD Oils?
When you purchase a full spectrum CBD product, you’ll be getting much more than just CBD (cannabidiol). In addition, you’ll be getting an array of beneficial cannabinoids like CBG, CBN, CBC, and others, as well as terpenes, to elicit whole plant therapy.
This is often referred to as the “entourage effect,” where multiple plant parts work together to produce greater effects than when used in isolation..
What Do Full-Spectrum CBD Oils Taste Like?
Generally speaking, CBD oil has has a distinct, earthy flavor profile, especially when it comes to full spectrum CBD oils. The taste of hemp isn’t always pleasant, but you can opt for naturally flavored products that mask the off putting cannabis taste (peppermint or citrus flavors are popular choices).
Will Full Spectrum CBD Oil Get You High?
CBD oils are extracted from cannabis plants, but they are much different than medical marijuana since they are extracted from industrial hemp plants. Hemp CBD oil contains minimal levels of THC (less than 0.3%), and larger amounts of CBD. THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the compound responsible for making marijuana users “high,” but CBD does not have these effects and offers relaxation without the psychoactive element. CBD does not get you high.
Does CBD Oil Affect A Drug Test?
In the same way that CBD oil won’t make you high, it’s also highly unlikely that it will cause you to test positive on a drug test. However, in rare instances, this has been reported. To avoid a false positive, we recommend possibly going for a broad-spectrum CBD oil that’s THC free, as well as checking with the testing facility to ensure they aren’t testing for any other cannabinoids (like CBD).
Final Thoughts on Full-Spectrum CBD
While there are an array of different application styles, full-spectrum CBD oil is one of the most popular ways to consume this beneficial hemp extract. CBD oil can be added to foods and drinks for an ingestible option, but it is perhaps most effective when applied sublingually. This method requires the placement of a few drops of CBD oil below the tongue for 30 to 90 seconds, and then swallowing. This allows time for the CBD to absorb into the bloodstream, while also picking up any remaining CBD through the digestive tract. Additionally, you may want to swallow the CBD oil with a beverage if you don’t love the taste of hemp.
