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Our CBD Starter Guide breaks down our recommended products based on what you want to use CBD for, how you prefer to take it, and what kind of formula might make the most sense for you.
How Much CBD Should I Take?
People commonly take 50–300 mg of CBD per day, with many people finding a useful amount somewhere around 100–150 mg. But there is no single dose that works for everyone.
Our CBD Dosing Guide gives you a controlled experiment you can run on yourself, or your pet, to systematically find a meaningful dose instead of guessing.
Tincture, Topical, or Gummy?
This mostly comes down to preference. Tinctures make precise dosing and adjustment easy, gummies provide a convenient pre-measured dose, and topicals are designed for targeted use.
There isn't one right answer. In our experience, some people also prefer pairing an oral product like a tincture or gummy with a topical rather than choosing between them.
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Meet the Cannabinoids
CBD isn't the only cannabinoid you'll find in our products. CBG, CBN, and CBC are closely related compounds produced by cannabis, but they interact with the body differently and are commonly used in different kinds of formulations.
Understanding a few basic differences can make cannabinoid labels considerably less confusing.
What Should I Expect From CBD?
CBD doesn't produce the characteristic high associated with THC. In fact, people often describe CBD less as feeling something new and more as noticing the absence of something that was bothering them—restlessness, discomfort, tension, racing thoughts, or difficulty settling down.
Knowing what you're looking for can be just as important as knowing how much to take.
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Will CBD Get Me High?
No. CBD is not intoxicating like THC and does not produce the characteristic cannabis high.
Interestingly, CBD does interact with some of the same biological systems affected by many ordinary substances. But sharing a biochemical pathway doesn't mean sharing an effect—which is why understanding how a compound works isn't enough to predict what it feels like.
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New to All of This? Start With the Basics.
CBD, or cannabidiol, is one of the major cannabinoids produced by cannabis. Your body produces cannabinoids too—called endocannabinoids—which belong to a broader signaling system involved in regulating many physiological processes.
Plant cannabinoids and human endocannabinoids aren't the same molecules, but their ability to interact with some of the same biological machinery is part of what makes cannabinoids interesting in the first place.
If you're completely new to CBD, our CBD FAQ covers the fundamentals without assuming you already speak cannabinoid.
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