Smooth & Earthy Full Spectrum Cannabis Oil
Cannabinoid rich entourage effects
Earthy Now Full-Spectrum PCR (phytocannabinoid rich) High-CBD, Low-THC Cannabis Oil is extracted from our Lifter strain. Lifter cannabis is grown using organic farming practices and blended with organic coconut-derived MCT Oil with no additives. All Earthy Now products are third party lab tested to ensure the absolute highest quality.
The smooth, earthy taste is rich in true cannabinoid flavor and benefits. The rich full spectrum extract contains other minor cannabinoids including CBDV, CBG, CBC, CBDA, CBGA, THCA and THCV — producing an entourage effect.
Available in 1,000mg and 2,000mg per 30ml/1oz bottles. (500mg – Out of stock)
Sleepy CBN Oil adds 300mg of cannabinol for relaxation & recharging.
CBG Revive Oil blends in 1000mg of cannabigerol for energy & wellness.
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CBG Revive + Full Spectrum CBD Oil: 3,000mg
$125.00 — available on subscription from $93.75 every 2 weeks -
Full Spectrum CBD Oil: 1000mg and 2000mg Potencies
$70.00 – $100.00 — or subscribe and save up to 25% -
Sleepy CBN Oil + Full Spectrum CBD Oil: 2,300mg
$125.00 — available on subscription from $93.75 every 2 weeks
High-CBD, Low-THC Cannabis Oils
Full-Spectrum 1000mg total cannabinoids
The 1000mg dosage is good for beginners who want to step up dosage, and for experienced consumers desiring a medium level supplement.
Full-Spectrum 2000mg total cannabinoids
The 2000mg dosage is best for experienced consumers.
CBG Revive 3000mg total cannabinoids
Our same rich PCR Oil blended with 1000mg of CBG Extract for uplift.
Sleepy CBN 2300mg total cannabinoids
Our same rich PCR Oil blended with 300mg of CBN Distillate for relaxation.
Full-Spectrum 500mg total cannabinoids (Out of stock)
The 500mg dosage is good for beginners and for experienced consumers desiring a lower level supplement.
What is CBD?
Cannabidiol (CBD) is a natural substance that is practically causing a revolution in self care. It’s changing how people think about high-CBD, low-THC cannabis and hemp-derived products, and cannabis itself.
Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of many cannabinoids. Cannabinoids are chemical compounds of cannabis that have an effect on the human body when the plant is consumed.
The cannabis plant has around 540 chemical substances, and over 100 are cannabinoids. CBD was discovered in 1940 and is one of hundreds of identified cannabinoids in the plant. It is often the most prevalent compound in cannabis.
What’s the Difference Between CBD and THC?
CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) are both naturally-occurring cannabinoids from the cannabis plant. THC is the main psychoactive component of the plant, and the part that can make people feel “high” or intoxicated. CBD on its own is not psychoactive and is used for its own effects.
Looking for THC free? Check out our CBD Isolate Tablets.
Cannabinoids from hemp are federally legal under the US Farm Bills.
The 2014 Farm Bill removed industrial hemp from the list of Schedule 1 substances and was the seed of hemp’s resurgence. The Bill made it federally legal and allowed long-forbidden research into hemp-derived cannabinoids to begin in earnest.
The 2018 Farm Bill expanded on this, making it clear to legal experts that all other plant materials and substances derived from legally-defined hemp are also federally-compliant.
The Farm Bills define hemp as “Hemp.–The term `hemp’ means the plant Cannabis sativa L. and any part of that plant, including the seeds thereof and all derivatives, extracts, cannabinoids, isomers, acids, salts, and salts of isomers, whether growing or not, with a delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol concentration of not more than 0.3 percent on a dry weight basis.”
Full-spectrum entourage effect
Full-spectrum CBD contains parts of the entire cannabis plant, including trace amounts of minor cannabinoids like CBDV, CBG, CBC, CBDA, CBGA, THCA and THCV, and more. When a person uses full-spectrum CBD, they get the benefits of all of the parts of the plant working together naturally to create what’s known as the “entourage effect.”
Learn more in the Guide to CBD.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is sublingual administration?
Sublingual administration involves placing a substance under the tongue to dissolve and absorb into the blood through the tissue there. In contrast to normal oral intake and swallowing, a product administered this way is absorbed more quickly and can result in higher levels in the bloodstream by avoiding first-pass metabolism by the liver.
Will CBD products show up in a drug test?
There is a risk of failing a drug test. It depends on the type of CBD product one is using. Drug tests for marijuana generally identify THC or its metabolites. Although tests do not screen for CBD, full-spectrum CBD products contain low quantities of THC that can make a person fail a drug test. If you anticipate taking a drug test, we suggest checking with your employer or test administrator for clarity prior to taking full-spectrum CBD products.
What does “hemp-derived” mean?
Hemp-derived means made from hemp, sometimes also referred to as industrial hemp. The Farm Bills established new federal legal definitions and rules for hemp, including that hemp and “and any part of that plant, including the seeds thereof and all derivatives, extracts, cannabinoids, isomers, acids, salts, and salts of isomers, whether growing or not, with a delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol concentration of not more than 0.3 percent on a dry weight basis” may be used for production, sales, transport, and use in the U.S.
How does CBD make you feel?
High CBD, low THC cannabis can produce a range of effects. The strength of the effects on a particular person will be different depending on a few things: the dosage level, body weight, food or other substances in the system, personal body chemistry, and experience level with cannabis products
