CBD Gummies

Cannabiva CBD gummies are the tastiest way to add cannabis health benefits to your wellness plan!

The main difference between full spectrum and broad spectrum CBD gummies is THC content.

Full spectrum CBD gummies have trace amounts of THC that are below federal legal limits (0.3%) for over-the-counter hemp products. Some THC-sensitive CBD users may experience mild psychoactive effects after taking two or more full spectrum gummies in a single dose.

Broad spectrum Cannabiva gummies have no detectable THC levels (0.0%), so they cannot cause psychoactive side effects. THC-free broad spectrum gummies are perfect for people who love the benefits of CBD but don't want to feel "high" or "loopy" after taking it.

It depends! Full spectrum CBD has the richest phytochemical profile of the three main types of CBD extract. Phytochemicals are the beneficial plant medicines in hemp — like cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids — that help you feel better.

According to some clinical research studies, a wide range of phytochemical diversity in CBD extracts may increase potential therapeutic health benefits through a natural phenomenon called the entourage effect. In other words, the more naturally occurring cannabis plant medicines in your CBD extract, the better it works to relieve your everyday wellness concerns.

What makes broad spectrum CBD unique is that it undergoes an additional process to remove the psychoactive cannabinoid THC from the final extract. That's why Cannabiva broad spectrum gummies have no detectable levels of THC (0.0%) and cannot cause psychoactive side effects, no matter how many gummy candies you eat.

Which CBD gummy version is best for you depends on whether it's more important for you to have the full spectrum of entourage effects or to have a 100% non-psychoactive experience.

Your CBD dose depends on your body weight. Each Cannabiva gummy is packed with 25 mg CBD. On average, most people take one or two CBD gummies daily. But everybody is unique, and how much CBD you need may vary from that of other CBD users.

Find out the best CBD gummy dose for you with our handy dosage guide.

CBD gummies are safe for daily use in healthy adults 18 and older. Talk to your doctor before taking a CBD gummy product if you've been diagnosed with liver, kidney, or cardiovascular disease or any other condition for which you take prescribed medication.

It is possible to have too much CBD. Luckily, CBD is a remarkably forgiving natural medicine. Even when taken in high doses, research shows CBD is generally safe and well-tolerated.

Side effects from taking too much CBD are typically mild and may include dry mouth, drowsiness, and appetite changes. Psychoactive effects from eating too many full spectrum gummies may also occur. Always take CBD gummies as directed to avoid eating too many at once.

CBD may interact with certain kinds of prescription drugs, so it is important you talk to your doctor before combining it with your prescribed medications.

Full spectrum CBD gummies contain small amounts of the psychoactive cannabinoid delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Eating more than two full spectrum gummies at once may cause mild psychoactive effects in THC-sensitive users.

Broad spectrum Cannabiva gummies have zero THC and cannot cause psychoactive effects. You will not get "high" from THC-free Cannabiva gummies no matter how many you take.

You should wait until you know how CBD gummies affect you before driving a motor vehicle or operating heavy machinery.

Full spectrum CBD gummies contain enough THC to trigger a postive result on a drug screening for up to 30 days after your last use.

Broad spectrum Cannabiva gummies have no detectable levels of THC, but may still have extremely tiny amounts of the psychoactive cannabinoid that are beyond the machine's detection limits. It is not known whether undetectable amounts of THC in your CBD product risk triggering a false positive on a THC drug test.

Cannabiva CBD gummies are legal in the USA and Puerto Rico because they are 1) made from hemp and 2) contain less than 0.3% THC, the federal limit for over-the-counter cannabis products.