Difference between Pure & Full Spectrum oil
Whole plant (Full Spectrum) CBD oil
Is produced from a natural cannabis plant and contains 167 Phyto-cannabinoids, about 200 terpenoids and dozens of flavonoids. It is a full and unique spectrum of natural compounds from the cannabis plant (usually hemp) that act holistically and completely, When the intoxicating ingredient THC is found in it in a minimal amount (below 0.3%). The concentration of the molecule cannabidiol (CBD) is dominant in full spectrum oil, along with other ingredients such as CBN, CBG and THCV and many others. Which means that in every drop the patient / consumer receives the full spectrum of medicinal ingredients from cannabis.
Isolated oil is made only from natural CBD which is distilled from the cannabis plant (usually hemp). This means that this oil does not contain terpenes, cannabinoids and flavonoids and amenities. It is odourless and tasteless and completely THC-free (which is the intoxicating substance in the cannabis plant). After the initial distillery is extracted, the CBD is mixed with hemp seed oil into one compound that meets the strict requirements of the GMP standard. The choice of hemp seed oil as a carrier oil for pure CBD is due to its aroma and flavour, which cover the tastelessness and smell of the cannabidiol alone. Hemp seed oil is also one of the pharmaceutical industry's preferred oils due to its stability, shelf life and bioavailability. The product is present in a variety of CBD concentrations.
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