Full Spectrum Hemp Oil 500 mg-Daily Balance Elixinol

Q: How do I use a CBD tincture?
A: There are many ways to use a CBD tincture. The most common is to place several drops into the mouth and hold it for 30 seconds or longer before swallowing. Adding CBD Tincture to your food can add a pleasant earthly flavor if you’re using a natural flavored CBD. Or add some zing to a smoothie or golden milk with a Cinnamint, or Winter Mint flavored tincture.

Q: How much CBD oil should I take?
A: The CBD dosage will vary for each person depending on their needs and the conditions they are trying to benefit. For some applications only a small CBD is required to achieve optimal results; in other cases, a higher dosage will be required. We recommend that you start with the recommended serving size and adjust to accommodate your personal needs.

Q: What is a CBD Tincture?
A: A tincture is concentrated botanical extract diluted with alcohol or a carrier oil. Our tinctures blend CBD rich hemp extract diluted with neutral MCT coconut oil.

Q: How long should I hold the CBD oil in my mouth in order for it to be effective?
A: Most people will hold the CBD tincture in their mouth for at least 30 seconds before swallowing to experience its full benefit. Tinctures come in different flavors so you can find the one that best suits your preferences.

Q: How long will my CBD tincture last?
A: Since there is no psychoactive effects of CBD, determining how long the product lasts is difficult. Like any dietary supplement, we recommend taking daily for optimal wellbeing.

Q: Elixinol’s Daily Balance tinctures are made with full-spectrum hemp extract. What does that mean exactly?
A: Think of full spectrum as getting the full benefits of the whole hemp plant. Full-spectrum extracts include beneficial cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids that work together for an ‘entourage effect.’ And that includes trace amounts of tetrahydrocannabinol or THC. To be legal, hemp derived CBD cannot contain more than 0.3% THC. You will not get high from using our products, but full-spectrum products could result in a failed drug test for THC.