Many of these hemp oil suppliers use industrial by-products from China's hemp industry. The absence of THC is why these products are legal in all 50 States. Use of the whole cannabis plant to produce CBD ensures all of the 400+ active chemicals are preserved.

Dave.

ive heard that there are some questionable sources of cbd. So you need to ask questions and do your homework. There were several companies called to task by the Fda. The place I get mine has a really good rep, can provide independent lab testing results and, the bottom line for me, it works!

The website of the company, sootheen, makes its products from hemp and not the plant. Does anyone know of a source that makes cbd oil from the plant and it doesn't contain THC so it's legal everywhere?

If cbd oil works better if made from the plant, then why don't all manufacturers do that and just take out the troublesome THC?

Hey there,

Typing in low THC, high CBD Cannabis into Google gives results leading to articles like this:

http://www.leafscience.com/2014/10/1...t-cbd-strains/

The Stanley brothers, and many others, are cross-breeding cannabis strains to achieve the desired results. Charlotte's Web looks fascinating.

THC has, despite the 'high' side effect, always been held responsible for the pain relieving properties, only now is this amazing plant being fully dissected.

Please note, I am an outsider stuck in England. While I support MMJ and all of the offshoots they are closed to me. I do take pleasure reading here of Member's triumphs.

Dave.

I'm not sure there's really any difference between plant and hemp. I believe that the purity of the end product is what is important. You can also extract cbd from flax seed . The one product I get from Sootheen, the liquid cbd 100, is made from 100% pure crystal cbd from Denmark. Because it is from hemp, it gets through customs and tests out as pure when checked by a lab. I've been using it for almost 2 years and all I know is that it works.

http://www.popnaturals.com

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its available try another browser