Determining just how often you should take CBD oil will be dependent upon the condition that you’re addressing. Whatever your personal goal is with CBD oil will dictate just how much of it you will need to consume in order to offset your symptoms. The timing of consumption is also dependent mostly upon three factors: your weight, age, and, sometimes, your body chemistry. Different people with different stats on those areas will react to CBD oil differently.

If you are new to using CBD oil, or it is your first time buying CBD oil online, we recommend starting with a low dose and strength of CBD oil and increasing incrementally over a few weeks until you have achieved your desired effects/ benefits.

Yes, it is legal to buy CBD oil online in the UK, so long as it contains less than 1mg of THC per product. To guarantee that you buy CBD oil online legally, make sure you check independent third-party lab reports to verify the quality and contents of the CBD oil before purchasing.

While shopping for CBD online it is good to know where you can and cant have CBD shipped. While we try to ship internationally to a number of destinations, it is not always possible. If you want to buy CBD oil, please check with your countries restrictions. If you are unsure, please contact us

CBD isolate is pure cannabidiol (usually 99%+ if it’s quality product). This is produced over a lengthy extraction process, usually by ethanol, CO2 extraction, and chromatography separation, involving many solvents and machines.

Our products are not intended to treat, prevent, or cure any health or medical conditions. Marijuana and THC are known to help with pain, but we don’t sell those.

Cannabis Sativa L: is the scientific name for “hemp”. (recognised by its long narrow leaves)

For centuries, hemp has been recognised for its diversity all over the world, and a growing number of countries are legalising, extraction of CBD from this plant, due to its naturally low levels of THC and high levels of CBD, other cannabinoids, and Terpenes. (explained below)

Hemp has been used for thousands of years on an industrial level for its strong fibrous structure, to make cloth, degradable plastics, rope, and for its benefits as medicine. It is used in the construction of houses as a sustainable and environmental option.

Cannabis Indica: also known as Marijuana, (recognised by shorter broader leaves, and denser, shorter plant). This female cannabis plant produces flowers which contain high levels of Phyto-cannabinoids with medical and psychoactive properties and has significantly high levels of THC, the compound which produces a “high”.  Unfortunately, still illegal in most countries and labelled as a class b narcotic. The prohibition of marijuana swept the globe beginning in the 1920’s. 

Adaptogen:  A natural substance considered to help the body adapt to stress and to exert a normalising effect upon bodily processes.

Anandamide:  Also called the bliss molecule –a neurotransmitter (neuro meaning - brain, spine or central nervous system) that is considered an endocannabinoid, because it is produced in the brain and binds to cannabinoid receptors in the body with the ability to support homeostasis (balance).

The finding of anandamide unlocked the connection between cannabis and human health.

Bioavailability:  The degree or amount of absorption of a substance into the human body or any living system.

Fastest absorption into the blood stream is achieved via taking CBD sublingually (drops under the tongue) or by vaping which via the very fine airways in the lungs compounds such as CBD are directly absorbed into the blood stream. Reaction from ingesting CBD takes longer (between 20minutes and 1hour), it passes through the stomach into the liver to be absorbed into the blood stream, this method can result in possible loss of potency from being broken down by the liver before making its way via the blood stream to receptors around the body.

Broad Spectrum:  is the resulting product from the extraction of the cannabis/hemp plant collecting all cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids and fatty acids, but without traces of THC. (or <0.2%)

CO2 Extraction: Is the most natural and preferred method of extracting cannabinoids from the cannabis plant.  Carbon Dioxide is mixed with the biomass of the plant and then under pressure forced through a filter system where the Cannabinoids are separated out. This is a cleaner healthier method.

CBD Oil:  also called Hemp Oil, is a concentrate, tincture, or cannabis extract with a high concentration of CBD and terpenes typically extracted from the hemp plant.

CBD Vape: This is simply another method of intake of CBD via inhalation through an electronic device.

Hemp Seed Oil:  which has very low levels of CBD, is high in linoleic acids, antioxidants, omegas 6 and 3, does not offer the full benefits that extraction from the flowers, leaves and the trichomes has. 

Cannabinoids: There are over 113 known cannabinoids many of which are still undergoing research. It is thought that the effects and benefits of cannabinoids are increased when taken in groups, either with terpenes or other cannabinoids, this is called the entourage effect. 

CBD- the most prominent cannabinoid, supports homeostasis and is continually undergoing clinical testing for potential benefits on the human body. 

CBG- one of the rarest cannabinoids. Is most expensive to cultivate due to minute amounts per plant. Researched for possible use as alternate cancer treatments. 

CBN- sedating possibilities

CBC- antiviral

CBT, CBL, CBE, CBC, etc are minor cannabinoids each with more research to be carried out.

Endocannabinoid System, in short ECS: The endocannabinoid system (ECS) may be one of if not the most important system in the human body and has a very important role for our survival. This is due to its ability to play a critical role in maintaining the balance or homeostasis of the body. If we are hungry, it sends signals to the brain to warn us to eat; when we are thirsty, to drink; tired, to sleep; in danger, to run; if we are overheating, to take action to cool down; when we are too cold, it signals our brain that we need to get warm. CBD reacts with the receptors within our ECS, aiding signals to and from the brain.

Entourage Effect: Cannabinoids and terpenoids in cannabis are thought to interact with each other as well as the brain's receptors. This interaction has been labelled “the entourage effect.” There is evidence that the entourage effect occurs when two or more compounds such as CBD, CBG, THC or terpenes are combined, making for a more effective formula than each alone.

Flavonoids: A group of Phyto (plant based) nutrients known for providing colour pigmentation to plants. These can be used to protect the plant against elements, UV and pests.

Full Spectrum: The extraction from Marijuana or Cannabis which contains the complete range of cannabinoids. No active compounds are lost in the process – maintaining integrity of the whole plant, including THC.

Hemp: Cannabis Sativa L. As above, one of the earliest domesticated plants known to mankind. A truly multipurpose plant. Its strong fibres have been used for thousands of years to make cloth, paper, rope, food and medicine.

Isolate: A single compound extracted from the plant, minus all other cannabinoids or terpenes. Although terpenes are frequently added later to master specific taste and/or benefits. CBD isolate is often used in vaping liquids. Offers a more subtle taste but with high strength isolate the benefits are still available.

Neurotransmitter: Within the human body or living system, a neurotransmitter is a messenger sending info from one cell to another.  

Phyto cannabinoids: Found in hemp and marijuana, they interact with and support the Endocannabinoid System (ECS) to regulate and create homeostasis/balance. Phyto meaning plant, cells mimic Endo(cannabinoids) which are naturally produced in the body of all mammals.

Terpenes: These are plant-based aromas secreted in the same glands that produce cannabinoids like CBD, THC and CBG, terpenes are aromatic oils that colour cannabis varieties with distinctive flavours like citrus, berry, mint, and pine. These may support CBD with benefits of their own.

THC: Tetrahydrocannabinol. The compound in marijuana responsible for the high, euphoria and psychoactive effects. Also commonly recognised by users for its pain relieving, mood and appetite altering effects.

THCA: The raw natural in-active state of tetrahydrocannabinol, before it is heated to a certain temperature and convert to a more alkaline state, THC.  

Tincture: A liquid combination of CBD and other cannabinoids which have been added to a carrier oil, alcohol, MCT (coconut oil), or glycerol to be ingested orally or sublingually (under the tongue). Tincture is often referred to as “CBD Oil” as in “Dr Watson CBD oil”.

Topical: CBD and cannabinoids absorb through the skin to underlying CB2 receptors which is why it is believed CBD may support the body in combatting inflammation, skin issues such as acne, and minor irritations. There are suggestions that CBD aids in reducing redness and fine lines on the skin, soothing itchy and dry skin. 

Trichomes: Very fine crystal-like beads that cover the surface of the flower, buds and top leaves of the hemp and marijuana plant and contain the highest number of cannabinoids and terpenes.

Vaporiser: Or vape as is commonly known is a technical device used to inhale by heating cannabis to a specific temperature.