The main difference between the marijuana and the hemp plant is the amount of THC each contains. Both plants contain CBD however the hemp plant contains higher levels of CBD in every part of the plant versus the marijuana plant and only small amounts of THC. Where the marijuana plant while containing CBD which is contained in the seeds, and stems and not the flowering buds of the marijuana plant contains higher amounts of THC.
It does not matter how much CBD you consume if it is a legal CBD product the amounts of THC contained is not enough to ever get you high. What you will feel is a general mellowing or energizing effect depending on the strain.
To achieve the longest shelf life it is best to store your CBD products in a cool and dark area. If you are storing CBD cartridges then try to store them upright as this helps them from clogging up once you start to use them. CBD flower should be stored in an airtight container and preferably at a 62% humidity.
CBD is the component that is present in both hemp and the marijuana plant that is non-psychoactive. This component is then extracted from the plant mostly using CO2 extraction and then added to different types of products like creams, tinctures, and capsules by using the extracted CDB in the form of distillate or isolate. CBD can also be consumed in the way of CBD flower. Most CBD products do contain some small remnants of THC but they are not high enough for you to have any psychoactive results no matter how much you take
This is probably the most common question we get asked by professionals that are subject to drug testing at work and where one failed drug test can cost them their license. The answer to this question is not simple so here goes a somewhat long answer to this. Yes, you can have a false positive when you take CBD however this can generally be easily remedied by taking a better quality drug test like a hair follicle or blood test. Here is where the danger is in testing positive when you are using CBD. If the drug test being used…