There are several key factors in an effective CBD product

A modest-sized cup of coffee at a coffee shop could cost you around $5. Now, go to a mom-and-pop store in an expensive market, and you may be paying $7 for a cup of Joe. At other coffee chains, the price just goes up from there. But there is also a single cup of coffee available for $17 in places like San Francisco. Why? The answer is a single dropperful of cannabidiol (CBD) oil. 

These days, you can find CBD in almost everything: coffee, gummy candy, chocolate, and sprays. Many of these products are made by reputable companies, and the CBD is of high quality and effective. Unfortunately, some products lack essential ingredients and are no more beneficial than snake oil.

Proven Effects of CBD

Let’s be clear. When administered correctly, CBD oil has definite, proven benefits. Research and evidence show that CBD oil can help alleviate sleep difficulties, seizures, anxiety, inflammation, joint pain, and a host of other ailments. Studies in laboratories have also shown that CBD exhibits potential as a treatment for breast cancer and colon issues. CBD is certainly not snake oil, but you need the right type of CBD in the right dose to fully experience its benefits. 

Full-Spectrum CBD Oil

The first thing you should look for is full-spectrum CBD oil. This term simply means that the oil contains an entire range of cannabinoid compounds in addition to cannabidiol. Sure, CBD is great, but many studies have demonstrated that a variety of cannabinoids together are more beneficial than CBD alone.

Your condition may respond better to one of CBD’s cousins rather than CBD itself, which includes these compounds:

• Cannabidiolic acid (CBDA)
• Cannabinol (CBN)
• Cannabigerol (CBG)
• Cannabichromene (CBC)
• Cannabichromenic acid (CBCA)

MARK3 Full-Spectrum CBD Oil contains all of these cannabinoids for maximum health benefits.

CBD Concentration

Dosing is another important factor. A few drops of CBD oil every week is probably not going to help anyone, as is the case in the coffee example above. Many conditions require at least a dropperful every day, sometimes even two dropperfuls.

Some CBD products are not concentrated. For instance, certain CBD-infused lotions and balms on the market contain only about 150mg of CBD. This is a very low dose. If you rub these on your skin to relieve pain or joint inflammation, you are probably not absorbing the entire dose transdermally. So what are you paying for?

The same is true of CBD oil. If your CBD oil is diluted, you are not only missing out on the benefits, but you are also getting ripped off. It’s like paying $10 for a box of five pens or $10 for a box of 50 pens. Which is the better value? MARK3 Full-Spectrum CBD Oil is powerful and effective, containing 1,000mg of cannabinoids in each bottle, so you can be assured of receiving excellent value in every drop.

Pure CBD Oil Does Not Contain THC

The final factor you need to consider is the presence of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in your CBD oil. While CBD is legal in every state, the same is not true of THC. THC is the psychoactive compound found in marijuana. MARK3 CBD Oil will not cause a “high.” Instead, you are getting exactly what you are paying for: the beneficial healing effects of CBD and other cannabinoids.