Hemp-based D8-THC & CBD
From farm to product, made in the USA
On-site indoor grow
State-of-the-art extraction
State-of-the-art extraction
Meet Rosella, just one of the lovely CBD varieties we grew this year at our state-of-the-art indoor grow facility. The highest quality hemp flower goes into the production of our hemp/cannabis oils.
State-of-the-art extraction
State-of-the-art extraction
State-of-the-art extraction
What you are seeing here is just part of our process which results in Cannabis products such as oils and isolates. This is not a stock video but footage from our facility in Central Kentucky. The entire process of manufacturing our products is done under our roof with a passion for quality. Growing, processing & bottling is all done locally.
The Different Forms of Cannabinoid Oils
Full-Spectrum - Full Bodied
Full-Spectrum - Full Bodied
Full-Spectrum - Full Bodied
"Full-Spectrum" a full-bodied experience with cannabinoids and "terpenes" which give aromas. Fiber, waxes, and other plant parts are removed during extraction and D9-THC is diluted to 0.3% or less but full-spectrum retains the essence of the plant.
Distillate "Broad Spectrum"
Full-Spectrum - Full Bodied
Full-Spectrum - Full Bodied
Cannabinoid distillates take the full-spectrum oil and remove the terpenes and other components of the plant leaving behind only the cannabinoid spectrum. This results in a lighter product with less plant taste and in some cases higher potency. D9-THC is diluted to 0.3% or less.
Isolates
Full-Spectrum - Full Bodied
Isolates
The ultimate in purity isolates are typically >98% pure for the selected cannabinoid (CBD or CBG). Isolates can be added to whatever you like, lotions for topical use, recipes for cooking and oils to create your own droppers. D9-THC is by default less than 0.3% in isolates
Why CBD Works
How to take CBD
How to take CBD
Cannabidiol (CBD) is in a great class of molecules produced in the flowers of cannabis (hemp or marijuana) called cannabinoids. Different cannabinoids have distinctive pharmacology, meaning they interact with the body to produce a healing effect. When cannabinoids engage with proteins on the surface of our cells called receptors, they transmit a healing signal to the cell and body. THC interacts with a receptor called CB1 which is primarily expressed in our brain; why it gets you “high”. CBD on the other hand interacts with CB2, expressed on the cells of the immune system, resulting in pain alleviation and anti-inflammatory effects which in turn leads to reduced anxiety and promoting healthy sleep.
How to take CBD
How to take CBD
How to take CBD
If you take the correct amount, you SHOULD feel it – you will not be “high” but you will feel happy and experience full body relaxation.
For our flagship product, Pure Relax, we suggest starting out with 2 full droppers (2 ML total, with a meal if possible to enhance absorption). Squeeze the droppers under your tongue, hold it there for about 1 minute and then swallow. If you do not feel anything, the next day try 1 additional dropper (3x) and so on until you get the right serving amount. Sometimes the full effect takes 1 hour or more to kick in.