Full spectrum CBD oil is the truest to the original hemp plant. It retains all of its natural compounds: cannabidiol (CBD), minor cannabinoids such as CBG and CBN, terpenes, flavonoids and even THC in the legally permitted amount, always below 0.2%. Put simply, it is the whole plant concentrated into an oil.
By keeping the entire hemp profile intact, full spectrum is the preferred option for those looking for the most natural and complete product, who want to make the most of the combined interaction of all the plant's compounds.
The entourage effect
The great characteristic of full spectrum is that it offers the maximum entourage effect. This concept describes the natural synergy whereby all the plant's compounds (cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids) interact and enhance each other when present at the same time, rather than acting separately. It is the reason why many experienced users prefer full spectrum over more purified formulas.
Precisely because it retains the legal traces of THC and the rest of the cannabinoids, full spectrum reproduces the entourage effect in its most complete form, something neither broad spectrum nor isolate can offer to the same degree.
Characteristics of full spectrum
Complete composition
It is the richest and most complete composition: it includes the full cannabinoid profile (CBD, CBG, CBN and traces of THC), as well as the natural terpenes and flavonoids of hemp. The closest possible profile to the original plant.
THC in a legal amount
It contains traces of THC always below 0.2%, in line with regulations. It is a minimal amount, far below any psychoactive threshold, but enough to contribute to the entourage effect.
Natural hemp aroma
By retaining the terpenes, full spectrum has a more intense, herbal aroma than isolate. For many, that natural character is part of its appeal and a sign that the extract keeps the plant's full profile.
Full spectrum, broad spectrum or isolate
The key difference lies in the composition. Full spectrum includes all the compounds, with legal traces of THC and the maximum entourage effect. Broad spectrum offers a partial entourage effect but removes THC entirely. Isolate is pure CBD, with no THC or any other compound, and therefore no entourage effect. Your choice depends on whether you want the most complete profile, the total absence of THC or maximum purity.
Who is full spectrum for?
For anyone looking for the most natural and complete profile who wants to take advantage of the whole plant's synergy. If you prefer that entourage effect but with no THC at all, broad spectrum is your option; if you want pure CBD and a neutral aroma, go for isolate.
Quality and analysis
All our full spectrum CBD oils include their lab analysis, stating the CBD concentration and the legal THC content. Available in different concentrations, with drop-by-drop dosing. Receive them in 24-48h with discreet shipping.
Advantages
- The most complete and natural profile, the whole plant in an oil.
- Maximum entourage effect thanks to all the hemp compounds.
- Minor cannabinoids (CBG, CBN), terpenes and flavonoids.
- Traces of THC in a legal amount (below 0.2%).
- The preferred option among the most experienced users.
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