CBD Tinctures, Topicals and Capsules With the Milligrams on the Label
CBD Tinctures, Topicals and Capsules With the Milligrams on the Label
Hemp CBD in the formats people actually use, from droppers to balms. Ask for the lab report on anything, and ask us how the products differ.
CBD Without the Guesswork
CBD, short for cannabidiol, is one of the main compounds in hemp. Unlike THC, it is not known for making people feel high, which is why many customers choose it. The CBD shelf at Kush Kingdom is the calmer corner of the shop: tinctures, topicals, capsules and gummies with the CBD amount printed on every label.
We keep the lineup focused on products that tell you clearly what you are getting. Every one comes with a lab report from an independent lab, and we will show it to you at the counter. If a label does not state how much CBD is inside, it does not go on our shelf.
We cannot tell you what CBD will do for a health condition, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What we can do is explain the formats, read the labels with you and help you compare products side by side.
The Main CBD Formats
Each format is used differently. Here is how they compare when you are standing at the shelf.
Tinctures
Oil in a dropper bottle. The label lists total CBD and usually the amount per dropper. Easy to adjust a little at a time.
Topicals
Balms, creams and roll-ons applied to the skin. A popular choice for people who prefer not to take anything by mouth.
Capsules
A set amount of CBD in each capsule. No taste and nothing to measure. Simple for people who like a routine.
Gummies
A fixed amount of CBD per piece in a familiar format. Check the label for any other cannabinoids before you buy.
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Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum and Isolate
You will see these three terms on most CBD labels. They describe what else is in the product besides CBD.
Full spectrum products contain CBD plus other compounds from the hemp plant, including a small amount of Delta 9 THC within the legal hemp limit. Broad spectrum products keep many of those other compounds but have the Delta 9 THC removed. Isolate is CBD on its own, with nothing else from the plant.
If you are drug tested, or simply want to avoid THC entirely, ask for broad spectrum or isolate and check the lab report to confirm. Even trace THC in a full spectrum product can matter for some tests.
- Full spectrum: CBD plus other hemp compounds, including trace Delta 9 THC
- Broad spectrum: many hemp compounds, Delta 9 THC removed
- Isolate: CBD only
- Check the lab report to confirm any label claim
- Ask us to compare two products side by side
CBD Questions
CBD is not known for producing a high. Full spectrum products contain trace Delta 9 THC within the hemp limit, so check the label and lab report if you want to avoid THC completely.
Full spectrum CBD contains trace THC, which can show up on some tests. Broad spectrum and isolate products are made without Delta 9 THC; check the lab report to confirm.
We cannot make health claims about CBD. If you are considering CBD for a health reason, please talk to your doctor, especially if you take any medication.
Yes. Every customer at Kush Kingdom must be 21 or older with a valid photo ID.
Compare the total milligrams of CBD, not the bottle size. Divide the price by the milligrams to see which is the better value.
