CBD oil is an oil you can ingest for its pain relieving and wellness properties. As its name would suggest, CBD oil contains a compound known as CBD. CBD stands for cannabidiol, which is a phytocannabinoid found in hemp. Hemp is one of the varieties of the cannabis plant.
So, is CBD oil the same thing as a marijuana oil?
No! While hemp and marijuana are both varieties of the same type of plant, it's their compounds that make them unique. Both plants have CBD compounds, which cause calming, pain-relieving effects. Hemp plants contain low, low traces of THC — the compound found in marijuana plants that is known for creating a psychoactive effect. This is the key difference between the two plants!
But the label says CBD oil has some THC... will it make me high?
Nope. CBD oil can be sold across the United States because it comes from hemp plants that contain less than 0.3% of THC. This trace amount of THC is highly unlikely to produce any psychoactive effects.
Will taking CBD oil cause me to fail a drug test?
Now, that's not something we're super clear on. If you're concerned, we'd say to steer away from using any hemp (CBD) products and to find an alternative supplement.
What can CBD oil help me with?
CBD oil is known for producing calming, pain-relieving effects. From back pain to anxiety, people across the world take CBD oil to mitigate these bodily stressors.
How can I take CBD oil?
It's simple! Your CBD oil will come in a tincture. Just fill the dropper up to the desired amount, place the oil under your tongue, and wait. After thirty seconds to a minute, you can swallow. And that's it!
What about dosage?
With plenty of ways to take CBD, there's also plenty of dosage options. Like many medications, your dosage will be dependent on how your body reacts. We recommend starting at a low dose and seeing how you feel, and adjusting your dosage as needed.
Is there a proper dosage of CBD oil that I should take?
Thanks to the easy-to-use dropper system, you'll be able to adjust your dosage quite flexibly to meet your individual needs. We recommend starting small and building up your dosage as you see how your body reacts.
 
Sources
https://www.healthline.com/health/cbd-dosage#health-benefits
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/cannabidiol-cbd-what-we-know-and-what-we-dont-2018082414476
https://medium.com/cbd-origin/hemp-vs-marijuana-the-difference-explained-a837c51aa8f7