For people: three formulations
Each has its own flavor, so the flavor tells you what's in the bottle.
- Peppermint — CBD only. 1,000 mg (1 oz), 2,000 mg, 3,000 mg, and 4,000 mg (2 oz). Purified CBD, nothing else. Our widest strength range and the usual starting point.
- Coconut — CBD + CBG. 2,000 mg (1 oz) and 4,000 mg (2 oz). Adds CBG, a cannabinoid that occurs in hemp in far smaller quantities than CBD.
- Lemon — CBD + CBN. 2,000 mg (1 oz) and 4,000 mg (2 oz). Adds CBN. Our only isolate oil containing it.
For pets: two formulations
- CBD Oil for Pets — 250 mg, 500 mg, 1,000 mg (1 oz) and 2,000 mg (2 oz). The only tincture we make at 250 mg, which makes it the practical choice for cats and small dogs.
- CBD & CBG Oil for Pets — 1:1 CBD to CBG, in 500 mg, 1,000 mg, and 2,000 mg.
Prefer a pre-measured dose to a dropper? See our gummies.
How to use them
Shake the bottle. Draw oil into the dropper, place it under your tongue, and hold for 30 to 60 seconds before swallowing — that's what makes a tincture a tincture, and skipping it turns it into a slower-acting edible. Start at the low end for your body weight, stay there for a few days, and adjust from there.
These also mix into food and drink, and the flavors are built for it: the peppermint works in tea, the coconut in a smoothie, the lemon in anything citrus. Don't heat them hard — cannabinoids degrade at high temperatures. Store upright in a cool, dark place.
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.
How to use the pet tinctures
Shake well, then add drops to food or give directly. Food is easier for most animals and there's no disadvantage. The chart below lists servings by body weight starting at 2 lbs, so cats and small dogs are covered directly rather than scaled down from a larger figure.
Talk to your vet before starting any CBD product with an animal, particularly one on medication.
Tested every batch
An independent lab tests every batch for cannabinoid potency and for pesticides, heavy metals, and residual solvents, and we publish the certificate of analysis before a product goes on sale — so you can confirm the THC reads as non-detect rather than take our word for it.
Come try them at our Westminster storefront, open six days a week, or at roughly 100 Front Range farmers markets a year.
Things to know before you buy
What "isolate" actually means
Isolate is CBD that's been separated from everything else in the plant — other cannabinoids, terpenes, plant material — leaving a purified crystalline powder that's then blended into a carrier oil. That's why these have no THC and no hemp taste. The trade-off is that you're getting one cannabinoid rather than the plant's full profile. Our full spectrum vs. isolate guide covers the comparison.
Worth knowing: CBD isolate goes through post-extraction processing that can take it outside organic classification. We use natural solvents and test every batch for residual solvents.
Why choose isolate
Three common reasons. You're subject to workplace or athletic drug testing and can't risk trace THC. You want to know exactly what's in the bottle and nothing else. Or you don't like the taste of hemp — isolate has none, which is why these flavors come through cleanly where they'd be muddied in a full spectrum oil.
Read the bottle size, not just the milligrams
The number on the label is the total for the whole bottle, and our bottles come in two sizes. What changes between them isn't always what you'd expect.
In the peppermint range, the 1,000 mg is a 1 oz bottle and the 2,000 mg is a 2 oz — the same concentration, about 33 mg from a full dropper, in twice the volume. You're getting twice as many doses rather than a stronger oil, which makes the 2,000 mg the value buy rather than a step up. The 3,000 mg and 4,000 mg are genuinely more concentrated, at roughly 50 mg and 67 mg per dropper.
The coconut and lemon oils work the other way round: their 2,000 mg is a 1 oz bottle at twice the concentration of the peppermint 1,000 mg, and their 4,000 mg is that same concentration in a 2 oz bottle. Both deliver about 67 mg from a full dropper — the 4,000 mg simply lasts twice as long.
If you assumed a 2,000 mg bottle was twice as strong as a 1,000 mg one and halved your amount accordingly, you could be taking half what you meant to. The chart above is the reliable way to check.
Which bottle is the better buy
Compare price per milligram rather than price per bottle. Stepping up in size or strength almost always lowers your cost per milligram, and you can always use less of the dropper — a bigger or stronger bottle is never harder to dose down.
The exception is a small animal. With a cat or toy breed you're working with fractions of a dropper already, and measuring accurately from a low-concentration bottle is easier than from a strong one. For pets, buy for size rather than value.
THC-free, and what that means for testing
Everything in this collection is isolate-based and THC-free, including both pet tinctures. If you're subject to workplace or athletic drug testing, these are the ones to choose — our full spectrum products contain trace THC and are a different matter. Our CBD vs. THC guide explains what does and doesn't show up on a screen.
Pet products are formulated separately
Our pet range starts at 250 mg where the human range starts at 1,000, and it's flavored and dosed for animals rather than people. Don't substitute a human tincture for a pet one or scale a human amount down by guesswork — the concentrations are different, and some flavorings that are fine for people aren't for animals.
Ingredients and allergens
Made with organic MCT oil and organic flavoring. MCT oil is coconut-derived, and the FDA classifies coconut as a tree nut. Full ingredient lists are on every product page. Shelf life is 18 months from purchase; store away from heat and light, which degrade oils faster than time alone.
