CBD! Legally less than 0.3% THC
-What is CBD?
-What does CBD do?
-How do you use CBD?
Welcome!
CBD is non-psychoactive AND not to be confused with THC found in marijuana which is psychoactive and known for the "high" associated with THC consumption. Information we provide is to educate and not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition.
What is CBD?
CBD stands for Cannabidiol, this is one of many compounds (a naturally produced chemical) found in a Cannabis plant. A Cannabis plant is a plant from the flowering plant family Cannabaceae*. Think Roses! There are a variety of Rose plants and they come from the flowering plant family Rosaceae; Rose plants can produce flowers on a long stem that have leaves (named long stemmed roses) or on a bush that also produces flowers with leaves. Just like Roses there are many different flowering Cannabis plants. Hemp and Marijuana are two different flowering Cannabis plants; both plants product flowers with leaves that are different in size/appearance. Now you know why the modern name for "weed" has become "flower" and some people call parts of these plants "bud" because the plant truly buds into flowers that is the part of the plant that people call weed, pot, herb, or other names in the street. Today parts of the plants may even be used for medicinal use such as hemp seeds. The CBD compound is taken from either one of the Cannabis plants: the Hemp plant (which has more CBD) or the Marijuana plant (which has less CBD) to make CBD products! CBD compound is found in the flowers, stems, seeds, and leaves of these two plants. Cannabis plants can have over 100 compounds and some well-known named compounds in today's products are: THC=Tetrahydrocannabinol, CBN=Cannabinol, and CBG=Cannabigerol. For perspective, "The Cannabaceae family of flowering plants can be trees, erect herbs (Cannabis), or twining herbs."
When it comes to CBD products there are 3 categories:
Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum, and Isolate
1. Full Spectrum CBD- contains all compounds that naturally occur in the whole Cannabis (Hemp) plant, including trace amounts of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
2. Broad Spectrum CBD- contains all compounds that naturally occur in the whole Cannabis (Hemp) plant, except Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) which is removed.
3. Isolate CBD- the only compound it contains from the whole Cannabis (Hemp) plant is CBD because the rest have been removed, unless noted by vendor.
These items do not treat, heal, or cure any conditions. It may be best and/or necessary to consult your medical provider before use of items. CBD items not recommended during pregnancy and/or nursing.
Our goal
- Support effective and legally compliant CBD. We only work with CBD vendors who produce COA lab results and who are transparent. Plus, each brand we select to promote, must align with our values and our role in the health industry.
- We carefully select each vendor for their diverse product availability and quality, in order to provide a holistic variety of items that may enhance our client's experience. Call to learn more.
If you're interested in vendor products you don't see here, please message us and we can explore your interests to get it ordered asap.
We have access to ALL of our vendors items!
Please note, commercial CBD may have many benefits and our local compassion centers also do a great job of providing CBD products.
Oil
Full-Spectrum
Oral, fast acting
topical stick
Skin, long acting
Edibles
Full-Spectrum-Mushroom Gummies
Mushroom ingredients: Reishi, Cordyceps, Chaga, Lion’s Mane
Non-psychoactive and non-psychedelic
Slow and long acting
How do you use CBD?
There are many ways CBD* can be introduced into the body by clients and the most common ways are...
By eating and ingesting CBD products made to consume by mouth. These are called "Edibles." Some of these products may be sugar free. The effect takes longer to experience and is known to create a long lasting effect subject to person using the product. Now you know why Uncle named his baked goods "magic" cookies or brownies! Some CBD oils (water soluble) are able to be used in drinks which will be noted by the vendor or seller. 
By applying CBD products directly onto the skin. These are called "Topicals." They come in a variety of application methods: click stick, jar, tube, spray, roll on, and any other way vendors package them. The effect may target a specific area and length of effect is subject to the person using product. "Transdermal" CBD products are also applied to the skin and may enter the bloodstream with length of effect subject to person using the product.
By dropping CBD oil under the tongue aka "sublingual route". The onset is rapid acting entering the bloodstream and great for those that cannot metabolize substances thru the stomach because it bypasses the digestion tract. These products are what the "CBD oil" craze is all about and may also be referred to as "Drops or Tinctures." These products are believed to be most effective when the oil sits under the tongue for at least 30-60 seconds to be absorbed thru the sublingual glands. 
By smoking or vaping. These products are called "flower, bud, dry CBD, vape liquid/oil/juice." Often a device is needed to compliment the product such as a "bowl, bong, rolling papers, vape pen, vape cartridge" or other devices used to facilitate inhaling these products for an almost immediate effect and with length of effect subject to the person using product. Please note, if a CBD is available for vaping it will be noted by the vendor otherwise vaping may be harmful.
These are the most common CBD products available, there may be more not listed here such as bath soaks or body melts.