How to Read and Understand CBD Product Labels
Shopping for CBD products in the UK can be overwhelming, with terms like “full-spectrum,” “broad-spectrum,” and “isolate” on the labels. Understanding CBD product labels is essential for making informed choices and ensuring quality and safety. This guide breaks down what to look for and how to interpret labels with confidence.
Table of Contents
- Why Understanding CBD Labels Matters
- Key Components on a CBD Label
- Types of CBD Explained
- How to Read Certificates of Analysis (COAs)
- FAQs: CBD Labels
- Explore Natural Euphoria’s CBD Range
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Why Understanding CBD Labels Matters
- Ensures you’re getting the quality and strength you expect.
- Helps you avoid products with harmful additives or contaminants.
- Allows you to choose the right type of CBD for your needs.
- Ensures compliance with UK legal requirements.
Key Components on a CBD Label
- CBD Content: Listed in milligrams (mg), indicating total CBD per bottle or per serving.
- THC Content: Should be under 0.2% to comply with UK law.
- Type of CBD: Full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, or isolate.
- Ingredients List: Should include carrier oils (e.g., MCT, hemp seed) and natural flavourings.
- Serving Size: Details recommended amount and dose per serving.
- Batch Number: Identifies the production batch for traceability.
- Manufacturer Details: Provides transparency and accountability.
Types of CBD Explained
- Full-Spectrum: Contains all cannabinoids, terpenes, and trace THC.
- Broad-Spectrum: THC-free with other cannabinoids and terpenes.
- Isolate: Pure CBD with no other compounds.
How to Read Certificates of Analysis (COAs)
- CBD Concentration: Confirms the actual amount matches the label claim.
- THC Levels: Ensures levels are below 0.2% as per UK regulations.
- Contaminant Testing: Look for results showing no pesticides, heavy metals, or solvents.
- Batch Matching: Check that the COA batch number matches the product’s label.
FAQs: CBD Labels
Why is batch number important? It helps trace the product’s origin and quality control.
What’s the difference between per bottle and per serving CBD content? Per bottle shows total CBD, while per serving indicates dosage per use.
Do I need to check THC levels? Yes, THC must be under 0.2% to comply with UK law.
How do I know if a product is safe? Look for a valid COA, clear labelling, and trusted suppliers like Natural Euphoria.
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