CBD Products

CBD, or cannabidiol, is a significant cannabinoid among the 100+ cannabinoids in hemp or other cannabis plants. CBD has had a reputation due to its relationship with marijuana, although they’re entirely different. The Farm Bill of 2014 made it so hemp could be grown with THC at 0.3% to be confident it couldn’t cause any psychoactive effects. It’s often made into CBD Oil, CBD Edibles, CBD Topicals, and CBD Flower. ATLRx has been dedicated to extracting the purest full-spectrum CBD products.

CBD is one of more than 100 chemical substances known as cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. CBD is extracted and isolated from explicit assortments of cannabis, also known as hemp. CBD is the most common and prosperous compound in hemp, representing up to 40% of the plant. Since our CBD is separated from hemp, you may hear this kind of item alluded to in a couple of ways: CBD-rich hemp oil, hemp-inferred CBD oil, CBD-rich cannabis oil, or full-spectrum hemp extracts ATLRx uses full-spectrum CBD oil, which provides you with additional cannabinoids and increases their bioavailability so that they can latch onto the ECS easier. This is known as the “entourage effect.”

ATLRx CBD Oil has a mild aroma and uses MCT Oil as a carrier for CBD. How long it remains active depends on the amount, frequency, and strength. Feel free to browse. You can also feel free to reach out to us! We would be happy to help you!

With CBD, the recommended amount begins with what you’re looking to change. CBD is biphasic, which means that its impact is based on amount. It all comes with a window of time meant for experimenting. CBD builds up. It takes longer to notice changes and it’s more about what you don’t notice. There is no dangerous amount of CBD. Make sure to share with your physician that you are interested in CBD; it may interfere with certain medications if misused. If you are interested in CBD flowers, take a look here.

Ultimately, with CBD, the right strength depends on what you’re trying to get out of it. Our first step is to speak with you at one of our retail locations. If not, we can still provide you with guidance. There is an experimental factor, so start low and increase frequency as needed. As it builds up, you’ll begin to notice the changes. Our CBD oils go from 300 mg up to 6000 mg. We provide a chart here to help demystify concentrations.

Additional scientific research is needed to convey how CBD impacts our bodies. Studies have demonstrated the presence of an arrangement of cell receptors in our body called the Endocannabinoid System (ECS). This highway of transmitters spreads throughout the connective tissues and even into your organs. We have CB1 that monitors the brain, lungs, vascular system, muscles, gastrointestinal tract, and reproductive organs, but CB1 also works with CB2 in the immune system, liver, pancreas, and bones. But this doesn’t include the more locally located acute receptors such as the TRVP1, TRPV2, GPR 18, GPR55, and GPR119. The cannabis group of plants contains other compounds that explicitly collaborate with this framework, which isn’t a property of most other plants. This is what is called the “entourage effect.”

Cannabinoids are the essential chemical compounds extracted from the cannabis plant, with more than 100 recognized cannabinoids. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the most notable cannabinoid delivered by the cannabis plant and used to be the only known psychoactive cannabinoid. Of the other 100+ non-psychoactive cannabinoids, cannabidiol (CBD) is the most widely known. Several cannabinoids are psychoactive besides Delta-8 THC, such as Delta-10, THC-O, THCv, and HHC.

No. Compared to THC, CBD does not cause a “buzz” or “high.” CBD is a favorable day-by-day staple. With CBD, it’s more about what you don’t notice. With Delta-8 THC, it’s the opposite—the psychoactive properties are much more apparent.

ATLRx is considered a full-spectrum hemp product. This means that our CBD products give a complete cannabinoid profile that uses many distinctive cannabinoids, including trace amounts of THC under the lawful government limit of 0.3%. With our full-spectrum CBD oil, there’s a concept called the “entourage effect.” The entourage effect means that cannabinoids accompany the CBD, which increases your chances of obtaining more cannabinoids. Our CBD oil also has CBG, CBN, and CBC. Learn more about Full-Spectrum here if you are concerned about drug testing.

The cannabis plant comprises various chemicals, compounds, and mixtures. Around 140 belong to a substantial class of sweet-smelling natural hydrocarbons known as terpenes. Terpenes, unlike cannabinoids, provide the fragrance, aroma, and essence of cannabis. The FDA and other organizations have commonly perceived terpenes as “safe.” Terpenes work with receptors and neurotransmitters. Terpenes tend to break up and dissolve in lipids or fats. Additionally, terpenes have been shown in some studies to increase dopamine levels and enlarge the GABA (the “killjoy” synapse that counters glutamate, the “upper”). However, with CBD research extremely limited, additional research is required for enhanced accuracy in depicting and anticipating how terpenes in cannabis can be utilized to impact different ailments and conditions.

Cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) are the two primary compounds in the marijuana plant. Both CBD and THC have a place in a one-of-a-kind class of mixes known as cannabinoids. High—THC is likely best known for being the psychoactive fix in marijuana. CBD, be that as it may, is non-psychoactive. CBD can’t get you high. THC behaves the opposite; if there’s an overload of THC latching onto an ECS, there are ways of mitigating those potential effects. CBD is regarded by some to have a contrary impact to THC.

While most nations have strict laws encompassing cannabis and THC, the legitimacy of CBD is less clear. The FDA of the United States considers hemp oil (and its subsidiary CBD) to be a wholesome product (not a drug) since they are extracted from industrial hemp plants. After passing the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (Federal Farm Bill of 2018), CBD is now categorized as a legal product in all 50 US States. This bill includes hemp-derived cannabinoids as well (Delta-8, Delta-10, THCv, THC-O, and HHC). Some states have made these alternate cannabinoids illegal due to their support of medical and recreational marijuana, a fear of a competing market, and a subsequent reduction in tax revenue. Yes, a lot of people prefer Delta-8 THC.

We recommend storing our products in a cool, dry location, out of direct sunlight. The typical medicine cabinet or pantry should be fine. Once a tincture bottle has been opened, we recommend refrigeration. Learn more here.

ATLRx products are extracted using supercritical CO2 and ethanol technology, which results in a clean and safe product. ATLRx tests for pesticides, metals, waxes, solvents, and other resins that could affect the body’s ability to absorb the product and produce our product’s clean, clear appearance. We provide QR codes with a DEA-certified lab panel test showing the product is immaculate.

We use 100% USA-grown hemp extracts in our manufacturing. We use indoor premium-grown hemp, sourcing it from Colorado, Oregon, and Northern California farms. The difference between indoor and industrial is that indoor gets the love it needs. Industrial hemp is grown in massive quantities; an industrial batch zeros in on quantity, while indoor hemp is more about quality—receiving the attention and care the plant deserves.

Yes, we are currently shipping CBD to all 50 states in the US!