FAQ

Hemp-derived CBD is CBD that has been extracted from industrial hemp, which was declared legal by the federal government in 2014.

Unlike its cousin – the marijuana plant – hemp contains less than 0.3% of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), so it can’t get you high.

It’s our belief that a consumer that pays for any product or service should get what they pay for without worrying about quality. That’s a fundamental component for any successful company. Beyond compromising business integrity, mislabeled products or products with improper measurements – accidental or otherwise – pose a couple of risks to customers:

Legal: depending on your state, if you’re caught using an illegal substance (regardless of whether you were aware), you can be charged. Of course, the company that sold you the product could be held liable, but its best to simply avoid the situation entirely.

Physical: different amounts and concentrations of chemicals will affect everyone differently. If you use a product that doesn’t accurately indicate the proper dosage, then your understanding of the product’s potential effects will be skewed. This will make it difficult to gauge dosages of other products you may try in the future.

It’s important to remember that there’s currently no legal requirement for any company to accurately label its CBD products and until there is, consumers should carefully vet the companies from which they purchase their products.