CBD SOFTGELS
Our CBD softgel capsules offer a quick and convenient way to get your daily dose of CBD oil. They are made using all-natural cannabidiol, harvested from high quality industrial hemp. CBD oil capsules make dosing and consumption easy and convenient!
These capsules are made with broad spectrum CBD so they are THC-free but still deliver the effects that come from a variety of cannabinoids working together!
If you're looking for the best CBD softgels at an affordable price, look no further!
What are CBD Softgels?
CBD softgels are a type of CBD pill that you can take by swallowing, just like you would any other pill. These types of CBD oil pills allow you to get all of the benefits of CBD and are very similar to other forms of CBD. Some people don't the sugar content that comes with gummies, or the might not like the taste of CBD oil. Whatever the reason, softgel capsules are an amazing alternative!
How to Take CBD Oil Softgels
CBD softgel capsules can be taken the same way as any pill-based medication: simply swallow them with food or drink.
It is best to start with a low dose of a CBD oil softgel when you first start taking it. For example, 25 mg CBD softgels are a good starting point for taking CBD. Begin by taking one capsule daily, or as needed. Once you start to take them, monitor for side effects.
Some people may experience very minor side effects when they first start taking CBD, including dry mouth, upset stomach, or fatigue.
If you don't feel any side effects, you can consider increasing the dosage to 50mg. Though 25mg CBD softgels is a relatively common dosage, it will not work for every single person. You should check with the manufacturer and/or a medical professional before increasing your dosage.
Should you Take CBD Capsules With or Without Food?
There isn't one right answer to this. Some people find that they have an upset stomach if they take CBD with food, others find their stomach is fine either way, and some feel better if they take it without food. As such, the answer is highly individualized. You can experiment by taking a 25 mg CBD softgel with and without food, then seeing how you feel.
Like everything else when it comes to CBD, start slow, then gradually increase the dosage.
Are CBD Capsules Safe?
To be clear, different doctors have different opinions about CBD. We always recommend consulting your health care provider before taking CBD oil capsules. Treat it like any other vitamin or supplement.
There are some potential drug interactions with CBD, which your doctor can address. This is especially important if you take drugs that have a "grapefruit" enzyme warning. Your doctor should know if you are on any medication that has such a warning, and be able to advise you about how to take CBD or if you should take it at all.
However, there is good news, as many studies have found CBD softgel capsules safe. For example, a study by the World Health Organization found CBD to be safe, non-addictive, and non-habit-forming. This helps to explain why many countries have loosened their regulations surrounding CBD, making it easy for others to buy.
Lastly it's important to remember that not all CBD is created equal. The FDA does not regulate CBD the same way it does other supplements, meaning that they do not test the product for purity. This can create problems because it allows less reputable CBD companies to sell low-quality and untested products. For example, one University of Pennsylvania study found that 70% of all CBD was mislabeled for a variety of ingredients, including the amount of THC in it.
Fortunately, there is a way to address this issue: only purchase CBD that has a Certificate of Analysis (COA) available.
A COA is a lab test done by an independent contractor that will show what is in the product. This certificate should be readily available on the website of any CBD retailer you purchase from.
A COA will show exactly what types of cannabinoids are in the product and whether or not it is safe for use. If a Certificate of Analysis is not available, you should not purchase the product.
How Long do CBD Capsules Stay in Your System?
There is no guaranteed length of time, as everyone is different. How quickly your body is able to process CBD depends on a variety of factors, including your individual metabolism, your previous experience with CBD products, your height, weight, and more.
Generally speaking, the impact of CBD will be felt in your body for between 2-8 hours. Of course, this also depends on the dosage. CBD will be in your body for as long as five days afterward.
It is also important to note that, while rare, it is possible that CBD can result in a positive drug test. This depends on whether or not the CBD you take contains THC. Full-spectrum CBD contains up to .3% THC while isolate and broad spectrum CBD contain no THC.
The .3% found in full spectrum CBD is a very low amount; much lower than what is typically found in marijuana. It is unlikely to trigger a positive drug test, but it is possible, depending on how your body processes the CBD and how sensitive the drug test is.
If you are concerned about a positive drug test, you should stick with Broad Spectrum or Isolate CBD. Broad Spectrum CBD is identical to Full Spectrum CBD, except that it contains no THC.
CBD Pills vs Oil
CBD tincture vs. softgel, or CBD oil vs. capsules, are two relatively common comparisons when it comes to taking CBD. But what are these different products, and how do they actually compare?
A CBD oil tincture is CBD that has been distilled into an oil form. It is then consumed via a droplet. CBD tinctures can be mixed into drinks or taken sublingually, meaning under the tongue. If taken sublingually, the impacts of CBD will occur much faster, as the CBD is quicker to enter your bloodstream and bind with your cannabinoid receptors.
A capsule may take a longer period of time to absorb into your bloodstream and take effect. However, taking a CBD capsule has many benefits compared to a tincture.
First, it is easier to measure dosages. This can be more of a problem with tinctures when you have to rely on the relatively inexact measure of using a dropper.
Furthermore, there is no problem with taste, which can be an issue when taking a tincture.
How to Store CBD Oil Capsules
Fortunately, CBD oil capsules are relatively easy to store. You never have to worry about keeping them refrigerated. Instead, simply seal the bottle when you aren't taking them, and store them in a cool, dry place.
CBD capsules typically don't go bad for 1-2 years, meaning you can keep them for a long period of time.
Some products may have specific guidance that is dependent upon the way that the capsule in question has been manufactured.
You should always follow the guidance of the CBD you are taking before following any generalized recommendations.
Buying CBD Capsules
As you can see, there are many potential benefits of buying CBD capsules. If you are going to do so, there are a few final things you should keep in mind:
- Start with a relatively low dosage, like 25mg CBD capsules. This will allow you to gauge the impact of the CBD and slowly work your way up if you want a higher dose.
- Speak with your doctor first, and make sure you don't have any medical conditions that could prevent you from taking CBD.
- Only purchase CBD after confirming that it has a Certificate of Analysis that shows what is in the CBD and that the CBD itself is safe.
Once you do these three things, you should be ready to start your CBD journey!
Our 25 mg CBD Softgels:
- Count: 30 Softgel Capsule Per Bottle
- 25mg of Cannabidiol (CBD) per Capsule.
- Comes conveniently stored in a 30 count twist cap container.
- CBD Is Lab Tested to be free of pesticides and residual solvents.
- CBD is derived from American, all natural, non-GMO Industrial Hemp.
- Contains broad spectrum CBD
- THC-free
- Weight: 4 oz
- Ingredients: MCT Oil, Gelatin, Purified Water, Glycerin, Broad Spectrum Hemp Cannabidiol (CBD) Extract
Dosage: One-two softgels daily or as needed.
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