FULL VS. BROAD SPECTRUM

       Full Spectrum:

• Full Spectrum CBD contains a wide range of beneficial compounds activating the ECS (Endo-C System), including the compound-THC (usually in trace amounts, but it can be up to 0.3% in the United States), and other minor compounds like CBG-CBC-CBN.
• Full Spectrum CBD also contains a variety of terpenes, aromatic compounds responsible for the characteristic scents and flavors of different hemp strains.
• Full Spectrum CBD is believed to provide an “entourage effect,” where the major & minor compounds, including terpenes, work together synergistically to enhance potential therapeutic benefits. Some people find that this combination provides more effective relief for their specific needs.
• Due to the presence of trace amounts of the compound-THC, Full Spectrum CBD may result in a positive drug test, especially with frequent or high-dosage use.

      Broad Spectrum CBD:

• Broad spectrum CBD is similar to full spectrum in that it contains a wide range of compounds and terpenes, but it has had the compound-THC removed or reduced to undetectable levels (typically less than 0.01%). This means it should not produce psychoactive effects or result in a positive drug test.
• Like Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum CBD also offers the potential benefits of the entourage effect, as it contains multiple major & minor compounds and terpenes that work together synergistically.
• Broad Spectrum CBD is often chosen by individuals who want to avoid altogether any concerns about drug testing or a potential sensitivity to the compound-THC’s effects.