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FAQ

Cannabinoids are naturally produced in our bodies.

They act on the Endocannabinoid system (ECS), which regulates homeostasis and a host of other things. Supplementing with CBD, a plant based cannabinoid may have a beneficial impact on the system.

Full spectrum CBD oils is made using a broader extraction process that contains more of the cannabis plant than just CBD alone. Full spectrum CBD oil will contain terpenes, cannabinoids, flavonoids and fatty acids found in hemp. All of which have therapeutic value of their own and help create what is known as the “Entourage Effect.”
The Entourage Effect is the synergistic interaction of the cannabinoids, flavonoids, terpenes and fatty acids naturally found in the full spectrum CBD extract. The Entourage Effect refers to the beneficial effects of all these compounds working synergistically together as opposed to just one or two of the compounds working in isolation.

Depending on your reason for using CBD, you may require a higher dose. We find that starting with the 1500mg tincture and using 1/2 a dropper in the morning with food, and 1/2 a dropper at night, with food, works really well. Most customers are impressed with the results and would like to try a higher milligram per serving. For this reason, we’ve made a 3000mg full spectrum CBD oil to cater to your needs.

Potency servings per bottle

1500mg-60 servings
CBD per milligram 25mg

3000mg-60 servings
CBD per milligram 50mg

 

Texas Naturals manufactures a 2oz full spectrum CBD tincture oil, while the majority of the market makes a 1oz bottle. We do this for a couple of reasons:

First, by doubling the tincture size and doubling the servings we allow the our clients to dose their serving more accurately.

Secondly, 2oz allows us to better dilute the hemp extract more with MCT oil providing a much better taste at no additional cost.

Texas Naturals full spectrum CBD oil is compliant with the Agricultural Act of 2014 and 2018, also known as the 2014 Farm Bill and the 2018 Farm Bill.

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