CBD stands for cannabidiol, a compound extracted from cannabis plants, and the main compound found in the hemp plant. Unlike THC within marijuana plants, CBD is not psychoactive, so it does not change a person’s state of mind when they use it.

THC stands for tetrahydrocannabinol, the main compound found in marijuana plants. THC is what gives marijuana its psychoactive properties or “high” effects.

No, CBD and marijuana come from different plants. They do, however, come from the same species of cannabis plant.

CBD products must contain less than 0.3% THC to be legal according to Federal Law.

Hemp and marijuana are different species of Cannabis sativa and bred for different purposes. Industrial hemp is exclusively produced by Cannabis sativa, while marijuana can be derived from Cannabis sativa or Cannabis indica.

CBD that is extracted from hemp and contains less than 0.3% THC is legal at the federal level with the passage of the Farm Bill in late 2018. Each state also has its own law regarding the legality of CBD and therefore the legality of CBD products can vary from state to state.

No. CBD is one of many cannabinoids within the hemp plant, but it’s currently the most popular one being researched for potential wellness benefits.

Once extracted, CBD can be combined with a carrier oil, which is then incorporated into topical creams, lotions and more.

Do your homework. We are here to educate, not convince. But we expect that if you explore CBD you will find that C9E products are simply superior to others.

CBD has health benefits, is natural, and is easily accessibly in many forms.