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Where can you buy CBD Oil
CBD is ubiquitous these days. You can find it at local headshops and dispensaries near you or order online and have it delivered directly to your door.
We only offer our oils online because it ensures none of our oils are stored incorrectly or sold past their expiry. It also allows us to cut back on the price significantly and offer them below-market rate.
Where You Can Find CBD Oil For Sale:
Vape shops and
head shops
Brick-and-mortar
stores
Cannabis
dispensaries
Online stores
Buying CBD somewhere near you is a convenient option, but it comes with a couple of downsides.
Despite its growing popularity, many local shops offer only standard forms of CBD, such as tinctures, capsules, and creams, so the offer becomes limited. For example, it can be difficult to find a CBD shop selling concentrates.
Plus, not every local shop or dispensary employs people who are qualified enough to give advice on Cannabidiol.
This, in turn, can discourage first-time consumers from trying CBD oil. Buying CBD oil online, on the other hand, comes with great opportunities.
CBD for Sale: Buyer Beware
Not all CBD oil is created equal — there are many companies selling oils that are underpowered or contain harsh additives of contaminants. Hemp is considered a bioaccumulator — which means it has a habit of absorbing and concentrating chemicals from the air and soil in which it grows.
To make matters worse, cheap extraction techniques use organic solvents like hexane or butane — which can end up in the final product.
CBD Products FAQ
What makes Ultimate products special?
Many people mistakenly believe that all CBD is the same, but that’s not the case. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of individual compounds found in hemp extracts, all working together to produce the final results. It’s important that these extracts are present in sufficiently high concentrations (potency) and are free of harmful additives or impurities.
Our products are manufactured with a strong emphasis on integrity and quality. We spare no expense when it comes to sourcing our hemp or producing our extracts. This requires a great deal of skill, expensive equipment, and careful attention to detail.
We offer all 3 types of CBD oils (isolate, broad spectrum, and full spectrum) to meet the needs of all our customers.
Should I buy online or locally?
Both methods have their pros and cons, but most people prefer ordering CBD online. It’s more convenient, offers a wider selection of products, provides better transparency, and can save you a lot of money.
We operate exclusively online, which is one of the main factors that allows us to keep our prices below market rates. We’ll also cover the cost of shipping for you, so there are no hidden fees.
Which type of CBD oil should I choose?
There are 3 types of CBD oil: pure CBD (isolate), broad spectrum, and full spectrum. We offer all three to meet the needs of our customers.
Pure CBD oil contains only cannabidiol (CBD), without any other cannabinoids, terpenes, or cannabis compounds.
Broad spectrum CBD contains CBD alongside other cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids, but no THC.
Full spectrum CBD includes all the natural compounds from the plant, including CBD, other cannabinoids (such as CBG, CBN, CBC), terpenes, and trace amounts of THC (less than 0.2%).
If you want to know which one is best for you, read our blog article: CBD Isolate vs Full Spectrum vs Broad Spectrum: Which One Is Right for You?
How much CBD oil should I take?
The optimal dose of CBD varies from person to person. It depends on your height and weight, your tolerance to CBD, your age, and several other factors. The best way to find the right dose is to start with a dose lower than what you probably need, and gradually increase it over time until you reach the desired level of benefit.
That said, the most common dose people use is 25 mg.
Do you offer Pure CBD, Broad Spectrum, and Full Spectrum?
Yes, we offer Pure CBD, Broad Spectrum, and Full Spectrum oils to cover all of our customers’ needs.
Pure CBD oil contains only cannabidiol (CBD), without any other cannabinoids, terpenes, or cannabis compounds.
Broad Spectrum CBD contains CBD along with other cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids, but no THC.
Full Spectrum CBD includes all the natural compounds of the plant, including CBD, other cannabinoids (such as CBG, CBN, CBC), terpenes, and trace amounts of THC (less than 0.2%).
If you want to know which one is best for you, read our blog article: CBD Isolate vs Full Spectrum vs Broad Spectrum: Which One Is Right for You?
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