Wellness CBD

Start with the format

Twenty products is a lot to sort through. The first decision isn't which product — it's which format, because they work differently.

• Tinctures — held under the tongue, so they absorb faster than anything swallowed. The dropper lets you take any amount you like. Isolate peppermint, full spectrum strawberry, CBD + CBG coconut, and CBD + CBN lemon.
• Gummies — fixed dose, chewed and swallowed. Simple, no measuring, and slower than a tincture because they go through digestion.
• Softgels — 30 mg full spectrum CBD and 1 mg THC per capsule, 90 per bottle. Vegan, no flavor, easy alongside other supplements.
• Topicals — salves, foot cream, massage oil, and our magnesium night cream. These go on skin and stay largely in those layers rather than entering the bloodstream.
• Bath — bath bombs and 600 mg bath salts. A whole-body version of a topical.
• CBD Isolate powder — 1,000 mg of plain crystalline CBD, no flavor and no carrier. Measure your own into food, a drink, or a lotion.

Shopping for something more specific? Browse joint and muscle support, rest, or stress.

Then the cannabinoid

We work with four formulations, and they run across formats — you'll find CBG in a gummy, a tincture, a salve, and a night cream.

• CBD isolate — purified CBD alone, THC-free, and no hemp aroma. Most of what's here.
• Full spectrum — hemp's complete cannabinoid and terpene profile, including trace THC below the federal limit.
• CBD + CBG — 1:1 blends in a gummy, tincture, and salve. CBG occurs in hemp in far smaller quantities than CBD.
• CBD + CBN — a gummy, a 1:1 tincture, and the night cream. CBN is scarcer still.

How to use them

Tinctures — shake the bottle, hold the oil under your tongue for 30 to 60 seconds, then swallow.

Gummies — one gummy, chewed thoroughly.

Softgels — one capsule with water, like any other supplement.

Topicals — apply to the area and massage in. A little goes a long way at these concentrations.

Bath — one bath bomb or a scoop of salts in warm water, and soak for 20 to 30 minutes.

Isolate powder — measure what you want and stir it in. No taste, so it disappears into anything you're not heating hard.

Start small with any ingestible and stay with it for a few days before adjusting. Effects vary with body weight, metabolism, and what you've eaten. Store in a cool, dry place away from children. Talk to your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking any medication, particularly anything metabolized by the liver. Hemp-derived CBD is federally legal, but state rules vary — check yours before ordering.

Tested every batch

An independent lab tests every batch for cannabinoid potency and for THC, pesticides, heavy metals, and residual solvents, and we publish the certificate of analysis before a product goes on sale — so you can check the milligram count on anything here before you order it. Come try them at our Westminster storefront, open six days a week, or at roughly 100 Front Range farmers markets a year, where samples are free.

Things to know before you buy

If you've never used CBD before

Start with a 30 mg isolate gummy or a topical. Both are simple — the gummy is one fixed dose with nothing to measure, and with a topical you can feel exactly where you put it. Learn how CBD alone sits with you before adding CBG or CBN, and before moving to full spectrum. Give it a week or two rather than a day; most customers who stay with it take one thing daily for two to three weeks before deciding anything.

Milligram counts aren't comparable across formats

A 6,000 mg salve isn't two hundred times stronger than a 30 mg gummy. A topical's number covers the whole jar and gets spread across skin. A tincture's number covers the whole bottle — a full 1 ml dropper is a thirtieth of a 30 ml bottle. A gummy's number is the dose itself. Bath products disperse through a tub of water. Compare like with like, and on tinctures work out price per milligram rather than price per bottle.

Three products here contain THC

The strawberry full spectrum tincture retains trace THC below the federal limit, the 50 mg strawberry gummy contains 1.74 mg per gummy, and our softgels contain 1 mg per capsule. Everything else in this collection is isolate-based and THC-free. If you're subject to workplace or athletic drug testing, choose isolate — our CBD vs. THC guide explains what shows up on a screen.

Topicals and ingestibles aren't alternatives

They take different routes through the body. A topical stays largely in the layers of skin where you applied it; an ingestible enters the bloodstream and circulates. Plenty of customers use both, and it isn't a matter of picking one.

A note on CBG

Many customers tell us CBG gives them a lift, which is why our blue raspberry gummy sits in the daytime collection rather than the nighttime one. This varies more than most things do — some people use CBG at night with no trouble at all. If you're curious, try it during the day first.

What the research actually shows

CBD, CBG, and CBN have all been studied in humans, but most of the work is small, short, and uses doses well above what's in a gummy — often in clinical settings with supervision. It's an active area of research rather than a settled one, and anyone telling you the science is conclusive is ahead of the evidence. We'd rather point you at our How CBD Works page and let you read it yourself than make promises for a plant.

Ingredients and allergens

Gummies are vegan and gluten-free, made with organic tapioca syrup, organic cane sugar, and fruit pectin rather than gelatin. Softgels are vegan. Tinctures use organic MCT oil. Topicals are made with organic coconut oil, beeswax, and essential oils. MCT oil is coconut-derived, our massage oil contains sweet almond oil, and the FDA classifies both coconut and almond as tree nuts. Arnica appears in the roll-on and the 6,000 mg balm, and shares a plant family with ragweed and daisies. Beeswax means most topicals aren't vegan. Full ingredient lists are on every product page. Gummies keep for 12 months from purchase, tinctures for 18.