CBD Edibles

The cannabinoid can be consumed in many different ways, but vaping offers certain benefits. In comparison to other CBD delivery methods, this method offers a completely different experience. With CBD edibles, you can’t get burned; they’re small enough to fit in your back pocket, and you get to skip out on all the combustive smoke. If you’re new to edibles, we will tell you why you consume them below—keep reading!

What Are CBD Edibles?

When we hear the word “edible,” flashes of getting too high and eating too much food come to mind. In the past, edibles could have been associated with intoxication, but that's no longer the case. For those hoping to avoid cannabis’ psychoactive properties, CBD edibles are the perfect treat. Though “CBD edible” may sound like an oxymoron, it isn’t! These tasty treats are just like the classics, only with a few key differences. As the name suggests, CBD edibles are treats that have been crafted purely to isolate the chemical compound cannabidiol. The cannabinoid CBD doesn't contain any psychoactive properties, so you won't get high from it. This means that CBD edibles do not have the chemical compounds necessary to make you feel intoxicated, buzzed, or anything of the like.

Why Should You Choose Hemp Collect to Buy CBD Edibles?

Edible CBD products are excellent for those who seek relief, relaxation, and a little bit of mind-altering effects without the psychoactive effects of THC. Some studies have suggested that CBD’s properties are quite medicinal, with some reporting that there is potential for the cannabinoid to help with many issues and achieve overall balance within the body. However, the medical claims that come with cannabidiol are not yet solidified, with more research needed to definitively say what CBD should be consumed for. Though the information is a bit limited, people everywhere are still turning to CBD edibles for alternative alleviation in a tasty treat. There are a number of different kinds of CBD edibles, including candies, soft gels or capsules, gummies, baked goods, and even beverages. They can be found in a range of flavors, sizes, shapes, and potencies. We at The Hemp Collect offer a number of different CBD edibles sure to please any cannabis edible lover.

CBD Gummies

Our CBD gummies are juicy and fruity and were made with edible love in mind. These gummies’ flavor profile and texture reign supreme above the rest, making them ideal for anyone with a sweet tooth and a love for CBD.

CBD Caramels

If you’ve never had the pleasure of trying an edible, our small-batch CBD caramels are sure to please. Not only will you fall in love with the top-shelf packaging and design, but you’ll be blown away by how juicy and chewy they taste, oozing with a delicious caramel flavor your tastebuds will absolutely love—we bet you won’t be able to eat just one.

CBD Softgels

The softgels come in stellar packaging and are offered in a sample pack of 2 or a full pack of 30. Instead of rolling up, crushing and grinding, or smoking, you can get your daily dose of CBD in just one simple softgel. They are meant to be taken like any supplement and offer a relaxing effect, perfect for use before bedtime.

CBD Edibles - Frequently Asked Questions

If you’re new to CBD edibles, you may have a number of questions. From their dosage and uses to how they work in the body and the types of CBD edibles, below we have you covered.

Are CBD Edibles Made From Marijuana or Hemp?

Is the CBD in the edible product that you're buying derived from hemp or marijuana? The answer to this question will determine if there is any tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the product you intend to consume. While hemp and marijuana are often used interchangeably when talking about cannabis, they're slightly different. The main difference between the two is in the concentration of THC. While marijuana plants can have high concentrations of THC, as much as 30%, hemp generally has THC concentrations that are so low that they are virtually non-existent. If you're looking for a CBD product that does not induce any mind-altering effects, then you'd be better off with a hemp-derived CBD product. Further, if you live in a state where marijuana is still considered illegal, buying hemp-extract CBD products may be your safest bet. In the US, cannabis plants with more than 0.3% THC are considered illegal on a federal level.

What are The Different CBD Edible Types?

CBD edibles are the way of the future. Totally tasty, easy to consume, and with so many options, there’s no way for you to go wrong with these remarkable treats. In case you’re in the market for some brand-new CBD edible options, below are a few top edible types that we believe are worthy of a taste — just try not to drool too much while you’re reading about them.

CBD Chocolates

You cannot go wrong with CBD-infused chocolate. CBD and chocolate are becoming quite the popular pair nowadays, with CBD chocolate bars or chocolate-covered nuts popping up left and right. But this is for a good reason! Both chocolate and CBD support similar wellness-promoting properties and feelings of total luxury. The earthy notes that CBD produces blend perfectly with chocolate’s rich, nutty notes, creating a treat that’s even better than your typical Hershey’s. Plus, you’ll likely feel much better after eating it than before.

Baked Goods

Baked goods like CBD-infused cookies or brownies are becoming increasingly popular for their delectability. After all, who doesn’t love a good chocolate chip cookie? With CBD baked goods, though, you’re getting way more than just a delicious treat. Most CBD brands specialize in all-natural, organic ingredients. With this, most CBD companies’ baked goods tend to be made from more ethical, sustainable ingredients than you’d find at your local grocery store. Score!

Mints, Gum

We know it may sound a bit unconventional, but freshening your breath has never been more beneficial. With CBD-infused mints and gum, you experience all of the beauty that CBD has to offer in a quick, refreshing mode that everyone around you will appreciate. With the strong tastes of peppermint or spearmint, hemp’s plant-like flavors blend in seamlessly, giving you a product you’ll hardly remember is infused. What’s easier than that?

CBD Candy

Your movie nights just got a whole lot more relaxing. CBD candy, whether it be lollipops or sour twists, is a delicious way of giving your body a dose of CBD (and sugar). When CBD is combined with these mouth-watering treats, you’ll enjoy every moment. Like your typical candy, these cannabidiol-packed options are available in various bright flavors that’ll take you right back to your childhood. These flavor options help disguise the hemp taste effortlessly, giving you a straightforward candy you can enjoy. Keep in mind that these treats should be savored, not eaten in one sitting.

Gummies

Of course, we can’t talk about CBD edibles without talking about gummies. There are many different types of edibles on the market, but CBD gummies are some of the most popular. Known for their vibrant colors and juicy flavors, CBD-infused gummies create easy ways to enjoy small doses of CBD without any issues. A CBD gummy is pre-dosed and tastes great. Some companies make theirs sweet, while others specialize in sour—whatever piques your interest the most. Simply put, these edibles, as well as all others we listed, make for an easy way to enjoy one of nature’s best gifts—and they taste great, too.

What’s a Good CBD Edible Dosage?

Dosage is one of the most important factors to consider when considering edibles, even if they are purely CBD. Because the concentration of these cannabinoids is so high when baked into foods or added to beverages, your body needs to consume only little bits at a time. When you take it slow and start small, it helps ease your body into the experience. Even though you’re not getting intoxicated when consuming CBD edibles, your body can still react negatively if it’s not used to the way CBD makes it feel. This is why purchasing a low-milligram-dosed edible is suggested; most begin with about 5mg, but every person is different. When having CBD edibles, your body must fully digest the treat before you begin to feel the calming effects of your chosen snack. This is because the cannabinoids must be broken down within your digestive system and liver to then disperse and allow for their free-flowing properties. So, always be patient when enjoying edibles of any kind—they are going to take longer to work! Give yourself about an hour or two, and if you don’t feel the effects the way you want, you can consume just a little bit more. Effects are usually felt within 1 hour and can last anywhere from 4–8 hours, depending on the dose and potency of the product you purchase.

How Do CBD Edibles Work?

Both chemical cannabis compounds impact the body’s natural endocannabinoid system (ECS). This is a complex biological system filled with cannabinoid receptors (CB receptors) that play a vital role in regulating a number of important bloody functions, including mood, sleep, memory, appetite, reproduction, and fertility. When introduced into the body, THC and CBD communicate with these CB receptors to maintain homeostasis. Both have unique properties that offer their own unique set of health benefits due to their interaction with the ECS system. Perhaps the greatest aspect of both cannabinoids is their ability to provide an entourage effect—a huge contributing factor for those turning to full-spectrum or whole-plant cannabis products that can give an even greater therapeutic effect than anything else. As far as side effects go, CBD is said to show no signs of toxic or negative side effects and also has zero potential for addiction, withdrawal, or overdose. If anything, side effects may be detected when CBD is combined with drugs and medications. Memory loss, coordination problems, dry mouth, red eyes, slower reaction times, and an increased heart rate are some of the side effects of THC, on the other hand. No matter which cannabinoid you decide to indulge in, it’s important to first speak with your primary doctor about the best options for you.

CBD Edibles: CBD Isolate, Broad-Spectrum or Full-Spectrum?

Is the CBD edible you're consuming made from broad-spectrum CBD isolate or full-spectrum CBD? The best one depends on the individual's opinion. Gummy products containing CBD isolate are created by separating CBD from cannabis extract after the plant's juices have been extracted. Full-spectrum CBD, on the other hand, is made with extracts that have all (or almost all) of the compounds in the cannabis plant, including CBD, THC, and other cannabinoids that are not as well-known, such as cannabinol (CBN), cannabichromene (CBC), or cannabigerol (CBG), among others. Full-spectrum CBD may also include all the plant's flavonoids, terpenes, and other compounds. CBD isolates are popular because many consumers like the idea of using pure CBD and isolating it and its effects from any other compounds, particularly THC. However, full-spectrum CBD is often considered superior because it is able to take advantage of the medical benefits of all the compounds in the cannabis plant. It is also believed that when all of the cannabis plant's compounds are consumed simultaneously, they have a synergistic effect that is more powerful than each of the compounds' effects combined. CBD includes all cannabinoids and other chemicals except THC and is referred to as broad-spectrum CBD. Those who do not want any exposure to THC may opt for broad-spectrum CBD edibles. CBD edibles come in a variety of delicious types, so you can get your daily CBD dose in a fun and tasty way.

Will CBD Edibles Show Up On a Drug Test?

This will greatly depend on the CBD edible product you purchase. There are many kinds of drug tests; however, a standard drug test will typically look for chemicals related to THC. If a full-spectrum CBD edible product is consumed, one can expect positive results to be detected. As for CBD, it’s not so easily detected. As we mentioned above, CBD products have been mandated to contain 0.3% THC or less. Therefore, in order to render positive results, a person will have to consume otherworldly amounts of THC unless the product contains a higher THC content.