The Best Way to Take CBD Oil

Thinking this hemp-derived, natural remedy might be an option for you, but not sure where to start? Don’t worry, we’re here to help you find the best way to take CBD oil.

An Introduction – How to take CBD oil

This introduction will look at the two most common ways to take CBD: oral and topical. Within these categories there are different delivery methods like capsules, tinctures, creams, and more. Don’t worry, we’ll walk you through this, it’s not as complex as it sounds.

Ready? Read on to learn what’s best way to take CBD oil for pain for you.

Ingest CBD Orally with SoftGels

If you’ve never taken CBD before ingesting it is an easy place to start, You’re probably familiar with and maybe already using capsules and pills so ingesting CBD oil this way won’t feel too different. Plus monitoring dosage is easy with capsules since they come in pre-measured sizes.

Dosage is important and having a consistent concentration makes it easy to find out what works for you. Many customers start with our 25mg SoftGel capsule and slowly increase in 25mg increments until finding their ideal dosage. Capsules can take 45 minutes or longer to work itself into your system, and then last for several hours.

Ingest CBD Orally with a Tincture

You can also just take CBD oil, which is called a tincture. Generally you consume this by placing it under your tongue and holding it there for up to a minute. Some people even use it in their food, or add a few drops to their favorite smoothie recipe. Why choose a tincture? It’s easy to adjust your dose adding or subtracting a few drops, and it might work a little faster.

Ingest CBD Orally using Gummies

The third indigestible option is an edible such as a chewable gummie. These small, tasty morsels can be found in a variety of flavors and sizes yet still pack a CBD punch.

Oral products such as our SoftGels, tinctures and Gems have a systemic effect, meaning they work on your whole body. But for those looking to help with a dodgy knee or tight back, a cream might be preferred.

Topical Application

If you’re mostly looking to try CBD for muscle aches and pains, a topical application (one you put on your body, not in your mouth) can be a good option. The value of topical applications is that they work quickly and target one area. Athletes love them for pain and injury.

We have a range of CBD products created just for topical use. Each one is packaged with other herbal and natural remedies to deliver a solution for different types of muscle and joint pain. Had a stak? Try our arnica formulation. Going out on a cold day and want to keep your knee pain at bay? We have a warming cream for you.

Isolate Vs Full Spectrum

You’ll notice that our products come in two versions, Isolate and Full Spectrum. The reason for this is that we believe, and science suggests, that we absorb things better in their natural form. For CBD, that means consuming the other terpenes and cannabinoids that exist in the hemp plant. This is what we give you in our Full Spectrum, or “whole plant” product. However, If you’re worried about a drug test at work the CBD only, THC-free Isolate is a safer bet as most of these tests look for THC. Neither of the products is designed to “get you high”, but we want to offer an option for everyone. Learn more about the differences between Isolate vs. Full Spectrum CBD.

Ready to get started? Check out our shop to pick out the product that’s right for you and find the best way to take CBD oil for pain today.