YES, Industrial hemp was removed from the DEA list of controlled substances by the passing of the 2018 Farm Bill. This bill limits the THC content to < 0.3 %

Hemp seed oil is extracted by cold-pressing the hemp plant, then further processing and refining into Hemp oil. Hemp oils only contain trace quantities of CBD, and as such won’t yield the wellness benefits that has been reported by several consumers.

CBD, on the other hand, is extracted from fully-grown hemp plants by processing dried and ground Hemp plants through specialized equipment. This complex processing reserves high levels of cannabinoids that have been specifically linked to the health and wellness benefits reported by many consumers

YES! Hemp seed oil contains only trace amounts of cannabinoids while CBD extracts can contain as much as 99% CBD

Those seeking the various reported benefits associated with CBD need to look closely at the labels of their products. It should be plain to find the verified amount of CBD.

After hemp and its derivatives were federally legalized under the 2018 Farm Bill, FDA was mandated under separate appropriations legislation to provide an update on its regulatory approach to CBD The FDA will be reopening a public docket to solicit additional scientific information about the risk and benefits of the Hemp derived cannabinoids While the process remains ongoing, the agency announced that it is actively exploring pathways to allow for the marketing of cannabidiol as a dietary supplement and is developing enforcement discretion guidance.

Products CBD formulations and infusions are becoming very popular and now being consumed by millions in the US and across the globe. Here are some common CBD products now available.

Infusions Manufacturers are adding CBD to many everyday products consumed today. Beverage makers in particular are marketing CBD infused beers and soft drinks. Chalé Artisan is one of the first CBD infused Hot Sauce. Chalé Artisan will add to the flavor profile of most any dish while providing the health benefits as reported by many consumers of CBD extracts.

Tinctures are made by dissolving CBD (or other cannabinoids) and transforming it into a concentrated liquid for easy ingestion. Pleasant oil-based flavors can often be combined with the CBD to enhance palatability

Edibles is a popular way to take CBD. Everything from cookies and candies to soft chewable gummies have flooded the market and provided users with a vast selection of products

Topicals are found in the form of balms and creams infused with CBD and essential oils, along with a soothing aroma and are favorites of many; as reported by professional athletes recovering from a workout to seniors with arthritis pain or even recent surgery patients with incision pain who are simply looking to achieve a better night’s sleep

Oral Sprays Are liquid sprays that contain CBD as the active ingredient. When consuming CBD in spray form, the active ingredients go directly into your system through the mucous membranes in the mouth, making sprays faster than many other application methods.

The cannabidiol market is vastly growing in the US and across the globe. This market is driven by the introduction of many new products, and consumer testimonials of the benefits of CBD consumption. The U.S. cannabidiol industry continues to boom, even in the absence of FDA approvals. In the recent year this market produced $18.3 billion worth of products sold across the U.S.