In this article, we will discuss what’s in your CBD according to recent studies. There has been a spate of recent headlines related to CBD products being mislabeled. Some CBD products don’t contain what they are supposed to contain. For example, various CBD products don’t have the proper dose of cannabidiol, while other CBD products illegally have THC. A cannabis company was recently sued by a man who says he unwittingly took THC-laced CBD drops. So, let’s find out what’s in your CBD, and how to find high quality CBD products that are free of contaminants and contain what they are supposed to contain.
While the CBD industry is largely unregulated, many CBD companies will pay to have their products assayed by a third-party laboratory to determine that their products are properly dosed and free of heavy metals or other contaminants. When you are buying CBD, at minimum you want to make sure that the CBD company provides a lab report and certificate of analysis of their products. If the company's products have not been tested, it may not be a reliable brand. However, be aware that it is possible for a company’s lab report to not match an independent lab report. That’s what happened when the local news team WBAL discovered a CBD product that contained zero CBD. Thankfully, many CBD companies have been third-party tested by independent groups. These lab results can always be trusted, so the gold standard is to rely on this type of independent, third-party lab testing when choosing CBD products.
All of the products you can purchase within Jointly Matches carry a Certificate of Analysis. You can contact the Jointly team to obtain a lab report for any products you're considering purchasing.
Another potential issue with CBD products is the other ingredients used to create the CBD product. CBD is found in a variety of product types, like tinctures, concentrates, flower, and different types of edibles and balms. Topicals or external use cannabidiol products are popular with athletes. The WBAL TV team surveyed various CBD tinctures and edibles from different retailers in their area, only to find that many products were not what they were advertised to be. Some CBD edible samples contained harmful chemicals, heavy metals, and even mold. Other CBD products claimed to be super potent, despite containing little CBD. The CBD space is minimally regulated, so to make sure you are getting what you are paying for, it is important to use lab tests conducted by a third party. If you want to try a brand with no third-party lab test results, consider sending in your personal products to a lab.
Jointly is the cannabis discovery app that makes it easy to find and shop the best cannabis and CBD products for your goals. Your matches are calculated from the real product ratings and experiences from hundreds of thousands of people using the Jointly app.
If you're ready to discover new products and reach your goals, download the Jointly app today on the App Store or Google Play, or shop your matches on the Jointly website.
Whether you want to improve sleep, relieve daily stress, or just relax and refresh, Jointly can help you reach your goals with cannabis.
With Jointly, you can shop your top-rated products, and save lists of your favorites to share and bring to your local dispensary to help guide your shopping experience.
The Jointly app also helps you improve your cannabis experiences by uncovering what’s working and what’s not with reflections and personalized insights. In fact, the quality of your diet, how much you slept, who you’re with, and the time of day are just some of the factors that can impact your cannabis experience.
So if you're ready to find your best products and enjoy your perfect cannabis experience, download the Jointly app today on the App Store or Google Play, or shop your matches on the Jointly website. Discovery awaits.