Relief Gummies – Full Spectrum CBD + THC | Strawberry Kiwi (1500mg + 75mg)

Full Spectrum means that the “full” plant was used. Many consumers strongly advocate the “Entourage Effect” with full-spectrum gummies, a theory that implies that your body can harness greater benefits as opposed to broad-spectrum or CBD isolate gummies. While this theory has yet to be proven through scientific testing, it makes sense that more parts of the plant can give better overall results , even if only marginally. Full-spectrum CBD products will have all of the plant’s naturally occurring terpenes, flavonoids, and minor cannabinoids (including 0.3% THC).

Our Full Spectrum Gummies contain 2mg of THC per piece. According to the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp-derived products must contain only 0.3% THC by weight in order to be considered federally legal. The naturally occurring trace amounts of THC aren’t enough to get the user high, but may still cause THC metabolites in digestion. Full spectrum products do not undergo any additional processing to remove the THC, making them a more natural option opposed to broad-spectrum or CBD isolate products.

Drug tests do not specify the type of THC consumed, whether it be from hemp or marijuana. Rather, the tests only show the presence of THC metabolites in the blood. These THC metabolites are formed when any detectable THC is absorbed and processed for purging within the body. The more frequently you consume products that contain THC (even trace amounts), the higher the possibility of THC metabolites showing up on a drug test. If your employement requires random drug tests, you may want to opt for broad-spectrum, CBD isolate, or THC-free products.

In the hemp industry, there’s no specification on which product is “better” than another; it simply depends on your intents and purposes for consuming a particular product type. Consumers who do not notice any change on broad-spectrum or CBD isolate products may feel a noticeable difference in full-spectrum products due to having access to the naturally occurring compounds. Instead of asking if they are “better,” it’s more accurate to say that full-spectrum products may be more effective for your personal reasons and lifestyle choices when compared to other options.