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How do I use CBD + THC softgels?
We recommend taking our softgels one at a time with your favorite beverage or a glass of water. Please allow 1-2 hours for the full effects to set in, which can last for several hours afterwards, before taking another dose. Our CBD + THC softgels have just 1mg of delta-9 THC per capsule, so they are useful as a daytime supplement.
What are the benefits of full spectrum CBD + THC softgels?
Full spectrum cannabinoid products, such as our softgels, take advantage of the entourage effect and work synergistically with your body's endocannabinoid system (ECS) to provide maximum relief.
The entourage effect is the understanding that by introducing more of the plant's holistic compounds into your body, you increase the therapeutic effects of each. The CBD works together with the THC, which works hand in hand with the other beneficial cannabinoids and terpenes to amplify cannabis’ health benefits, such as pain relief, anti-inflammatory action, anxiety relief, etc.
The entourage effect is the understanding that by introducing more of the plant's holistic compounds into your body, you increase the therapeutic effects of each. The CBD works together with the THC, which works hand in hand with the other beneficial cannabinoids and terpenes to amplify cannabis’ health benefits, such as pain relief, anti-inflammatory action, anxiety relief, etc.
Will full spectrum CBD + THC softgels make you feel high?
While the 1mg dosage of delta-9 THC is low, some users will experience a very slight shift in their mindset. Those who are more sensitive to THC will notice this more than those that are not; however, the dosage is not intended to get you high. The idea with such a low dosage of THC is to provide the health benefits of the compound without drastically affecting cognition or functionality.
Are full spectrum CBD + THC softgels as effective as CBD oils?
CBD softgels and CBD oils are equally effective. The only difference is the form. Capsules are convenient to carry and easier to dose as each capsule always contains the same amount. A tincture dropper is slightly more complicated to use and the dosage can vary, depending on how full you fill the dropper. The benefit to a tincture is you can easily take a ½ dose if needed, but you are unable to take ½ a capsule.
