What CBD Product is Best for Me?

Where do I start? What should I buy? When you’re new to purchasing CBD products, it’s tough to know where to start. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many of our first time CBD buyers, that are now very satisfied repeat customers, were once in your shoes.

When purchasing any CBD products, complete product transparency is extremely important. You should always get CBD products that have been 3rd party lab tested. At The Mass Apothecary, all of our products have been 3rd party lab tested, which ensures that you get safe products that have no heavy metals, the proper amount of CBD, and the legal amount of THC (for Full Spectrum CBD only). Certificate of analysis reports are on our “Lab Results” page, as well as each individual product page.

We offer free CBD education consultations and personalized product recommendations. Please don’t hesitate to come in person if local or call us for your free consultation 774-301-6135. This page has also been set up to help you better understand the different types of CBD and products so you can find what is best for you personally.

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To better help our customers and potential customers, The Mass Apothecary has set up an easy guide to help you find the best CBD product(s) that fit your personal needs.

First of all, you need to decide if you want a full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, or isolate CBD product. You can quickly find out the difference between all 3 types of CBD by reading below.

Full Spectrum CBD-

Full-spectrum CBD means that an oil or product contains all the cannabinoids that are found in the cannabis plant in nature, rather than just CBD (Cannabidiol). Full-spectrum products are associated with the “entourage effect” – this refers to the increased effectiveness of these products due to the different cannabinoids working synergistically together.

So, what else are you getting with a full-spectrum product besides CBD? The short answer is you are getting more than 100 different cannabinoids found in the hemp plant, terpenes, flavonoids, vitamins, & minerals. CBD and THC are the most abundant cannabinoids in cannabis, but there are several minor cannabinoids that can play an important role in the effectiveness of a CBD product. In most cases, a full spectrum product will work the most effectively.

Broad Spectrum CBD-

Broad-spectrum CBD is CBD that has been extracted from the cannabis plant with all of the other compounds from the plant except for THC. That means it contains terpenes, essential oils, and other cannabinoids from the plant. This should not result in psychoactive effects, but there is still more research to be done. And because there is no THC in broad-spectrum CBD, it shouldn’t show up on a drug test.

Isolate CBD-

CBD isolate is the purest form of CBD, and it’s exactly what it sounds like CBD that is isolated from other parts of the cannabis plant. It’s extracted from the plant with no other compounds or cannabinoids. That means there are no terpenes or essential oils in it. It also contains no THC, so it does not cause psychoactive side effects, and it should not show up on a drug test. It’s simply pure CBD. Of course, it’s important to remember that it also means that you do not get the full benefits of the essential oils that are part of broad-spectrum or full-spectrum CBD.

Now that you know the difference between full spectrum, broad spectrum, and isolate CBD, you need to figure out which method or methods you want to get CBD into your body. Here are the main ways to use CBD with brief descriptions to help you understand the difference between them.

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