Broad spectrum CBD is one of the three main forms of cannabidiol (CBD). The others are full-spectrum CBD and CBD isolate. Broad spectrum CBD contains a range of naturally occurring compounds from the cannabis plant, but typically no tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).

Broad spectrum CBD also contains several cannabis plant compounds, but it is typically entirely free of THC. Trace amounts of THC could potentially be found in broad spectrum CBD products.

Yes, they are just two ways of describing CBD products without THC.

MedicalNewsToday.com notes that broad spectrum CBD products also contain additional compounds from the cannabis plant, including cannabinol (CBN), cannabichromene, and terpenes.

CBN may have the following potential health effects.:

• antibiotic
• antiseizure
• anti-inflammatory

Broad spectrum CBD may be more suitable for people who wish to avoid THC.

Like full spectrum CBD, broad spectrum CBD products may also have some additional health benefits due to the resulting “entourage effect,” when multiple cannabis plant compounds are present along with CBD extract, potentially increasing the health benefits of the CBD.

Trace amounts of THC could be in zero THC or broad spectrum CBD. Full spectrum CBD contains .3% of THC or less. The third type of CBD, CBD Isolate, only contains CBD and does not have any additional compounds from the cannabis plant. People who wish to avoid THC altogether may prefer to choose CBD isolate products.

Yes, it’s called CBD Isolate. However, due to the special extraction requirements, CBD Isolate is less common than Full or Broad Spectrum CBD.

THC is inherently present in trace amounts in hemp plants. The legal limit of THC in hemp is no more than 0.3%. This is why we also created a Broad Spectrum THC-Free line called “ZERO” of CBD products with ZERO percent of THC present. However, much like the consumption of poppy seeds may lead to a positive drug test for opioids, the consumption of certain hemp products may lead to a positive drug test for THC. Furthermore, the underlying science behind the conversion of certain cannabinoids, for example cannabidiol (CBD), when consumed, to other related cannabinoids, for example THC, is not yet fully understood. Although the risk is low, individual biochemistry, the possibility of conversion of cannabinoids and the possibility of trace, but legal, amounts of THC inherent in hemp products. It is possible to fail a drug test while using Warfighter Hemp products. We also strongly suggest consulting your health care provider before consuming any hemp products if you are subject to drug testing.

Yes, cannabidiol (CBD) oil does eventually expire. The shelf life for most CBD oils typically ranges from 1 to 2 years.

Warfighter Hemp is committed to providing United States’ Veterans with an organic, non-addictive, non intoxicating means to improve the overall quality of their lives. Therefore, we want to help our nation’s Vets as much as possible by offering up to a 50% Veteran’s discount on Warfighter Hemp CBD oils. Please fill out this form to verify your Veteran status.

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