CB2 Hemp Seed Oil (featuring beta-caryophyllene)

Yes, when used in recommended amounts, you can take Cannanda CB2 oil with medications. Every ingredient used has GRAS status, which is a US-based food safety designation meaning that these ingredients are safe food ingredients.

That said, it’s important to keep your prescribing doctor informed so that they can make any adjustments to your medications as needed.

Compared to regular hemp seed oil, our CB2 Hemp Seed Oil is:

1) Terpene-infused with our physician-formulated multi-award-winning Cannanda CB2 terpenes to activate your CB2 receptors.

2) Has world-leading stability, achieved through careful cultivar selection, processing, and a number of proprietary measures to ensure that our oil is fresh, and that you won’t be consuming rancid/oxidized oils.

3) Uses glass bottles that are an impermeable barrier to oxygen and moisture (leading to better stability), and among the most recycled and recyclable materials.

4) Is an organic, cold-pressed, and raw oil from Canada, meaning our oil is free from pesticides and solvents.

5) Free from all Health Canada priority allergens.

6) And finally, our hemp seed oil raw material is Halal- and Kosher-certified.

Cannanda CB2 products have an estimated success rate of 60-70% (or 2 out of 3 will benefit), making this one of the most successful products on the market (by contrast, most therapeutic products have a success rate of 30-50%).

Since the unique blend of terpenes in Cannanda CB2 works through activation of your body’s CB2 receptors, how much of a benefit you feel will depend on a number of factors related to your physiology. Think of CB2 receptors like doors. When the door is open, the terpenes can go in and send helpful signals. When the door is closed, the signal doesn’t work as well.

If your receptors aren’t fully “open,” you might feel milder effects, but that doesn’t mean nothing is happening. Your body may still be responding quietly in the background in other areas where the doors are open.

The Bottom Line: It works by supporting your body’s natural balance system. Everybody is different. Some people feel strong results quickly. Others notice gradual or unexpected improvements. It’s not about forcing your body. It’s about supporting the balance your body is already trying to create.

Some people notice a difference from the first dose or within the first day, while for others it may take up to 1 or 2 weeks of continuous use. The health benefits might be immediately noticeable for some, while for others, it might be more subtle at first and gradually increase over time. If you are not seeing the desired effect, try increasing the dose and/or frequency of use.

YES! Cannanda CB2 is completely safe if you are subjected to random drugs tests at work or for athletic events.

While many CBD products “should” be safe, many have undeclared THC, which can result in a positive drug test for cannabis. We’ve heard quite a few stories like this, so don’t take the risk with CBD if you’re subjected to random drug tests!

Yes! In fact, the original (green label) version of CB2 Hemp Seed Oil is exactly the same as Dog-Ease Hemp Seed Oil. The only difference is the label.

While CB2 Hemp Seed Oil is legal in many countries, it contains hemp seed oil, which may not be legal in various countries around the world. Check with local laws before travelling with hemp seed oil products.

Absolutely! While CB2 oil is an excellent therapeutic solution for many people (and pets) dealing with specific health conditions, it's also an amazing daily supplement to help keep you healthy.

Studies have shown that activation of CB2 receptors can keep your body operating optimally, and will not only help reduce the risk of disease and illness, but it can help reduce the severity of consequences (e.g., one study on strokes suggested using a CB2 receptor activator prior to a stroke might help reduce the area of damage, as well as reduce the resulting memory impairment).

Considered an omega-3 fatty acid, SDA is an alternative non-fish, vegetarian source of omega-3s. When most think of vegetarian sources of omega-3s, ALA is what comes to mind. While ALA-rich foods often are recommended as an additional or alternative source of omega-3s for those who don’t or can’t consume fish, the conversion of ALA to longer long-chain fatty acids like EPA and DHA is inefficient.

The benefit of SDA is that its conversion is far more efficient, making SDA an important fatty acid for everyone, but especially vegetarians.

Unfortunately, dietary sources of SDA are limited, but hemp seeds are one of the best! Each tbs of Cannnada CB2 Hemp Seed Oil provides approximately 190 mg of SDA in addition to our multi-award-winning, doctor-formulated CB2 blend of terpenes that your CB2 receptors love.

Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) is an “essential” fatty acid, which means that the body does not produce this fatty acid on its own and therefore must be consumed from the diet. Your body uses GLA to produce substances that support cardiovascular health (helps maintain cholesterol levels, and build HDL—the “good” cholesterol), and helps to make the myelin sheath that surrounds nerves (this is what’s damaged in Multiple Sclerosis). GLA supplements are often used to treat arthritis, ADHD, PMS, discomforts of menopause, MS, and liver cirrhosis.

Each tbs of Cannnada CB2 Hemp Seed Oil provides a high amount of GLA (approximately 480 mg) in addition to our multi-award-winning, doctor-formulated CB2 blend of terpenes that activate your CB2 receptors.