Now you can count on us for exceptional CBD in Phoenix, AZ. We believe in offering high-quality CBD products that you can use with confidence. That begins with years of experience and knowing what ingredients to use. It means lab testing every batch produced and as always, backing up our products with the Giving Tree Guarantee of 100% Customer Satisfaction.
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A trend of natural lifestyle products is underway, and CBD is becoming increasingly popular with people looking for something new and healthy.
We’re proud to offer an all-natural CBD product line for both new and experienced users. Our mission is providing our customers access to 100% hemp-derived CBD products that are carefully formulated using only the best ingredients available, including consciously farmed hemp plants.
Still wondering what CBD is? ProjectCBD.org is a great resource for more information. No matter how you prefer to take your CBD, The Giving Tree has you covered with a variety of the finest CBD products you’ll find anywhere, guaranteed!
Sleep Capsules
CBD Capsules | 30 capsules | 25mg
Muscle & Joint Capsules
CBD Capsules | 30 capsules | 25mg
Multivitamin Capsules
CBD Capsules | 30 capsules | 25mg
Unflavored Tincture
CBD Tincture | 500mg
Peppermint Tincture
CBD Tincture | 500mg
Bacon Tincture
CBD Tincture | For Pets | 500mg
Lavender Lotion
Topical Lotion | 500mg
CBD FAQS
What is CBD?
(Cannabidiol) is one of over 60 active chemical compounds (or ‘cannabinoids’) in the marijuana plant. It’s usually the second-most abundant cannabinoid, behind THC.
Does CBD Come From Marijauna or Hemp and What's the Difference?
Marijuana and hemp are two different varieties of cannabis that come from the same species of plant (Cannabis sativa L). In general, CBD is found abundantly in both. However, it’s important to note that CBD is typically found in the seeds and stem of marijuana – not in the flowering buds (which is the part that you smoke). The hemp plant is an entirely different strain of cannabis that contains high quantities of CBD throughout (stem, buds, etc), and practically zero traces of THC. If a hemp plant contains more than 0.3% THC, it is then technically a “marijuana” plant. Most all CBD-based products come from the industrial hemp plant.
What's the Difference Between CBD and THC?
THC affects the brain by binding to naturally-occurring CB-1 receptors in the central nervous system. CBD is a differently-shaped molecule that binds to CB-2 receptors in cell and body tissues outside the central nervous system.
Will CBD Get Me High?
No, CBD will not get you high. It’s non-intoxicating. Like we just said THC is the molecule that binds to receptors in our brain and is the one responsible for the psychoactive effects of marijuana. In fact, CBD is antagonistic to the marijuana high; some research expresses its potential to prevent THC molecules from binding to the brain’s receptors (hence the reason why it’s often used to subdue the ‘paranoia’ effects of super-potent THC strains).
How Do I Take CBD?
Most CBD products are taken orally via oil drops that are placed under the tongue and held for 60 seconds before swallowing. Topical creams and ointments are also effective, as is smoking or vaporizing CBD-rich marijuana strains like ACDC or Charlotte’s Web.
What Is CBD Oil?
CBD oil is a liquid cannabis extract that contains virtually pure CBD. It’s commonly made from seeds of the hemp plant (CBD hemp oil) and the stem of industrial hemp.
Is CBD Legal?
In states where MMJ is legal, any CBD product (whether it comes from hemp or marijuana) is of course perfectly legal. Outside of these legalized states (including shipping from legal to non-legal states), things tend to be a little less clear. According to ProjectCBD.org, “Federal law prohibits U.S. farmers from cultivating hemp as a commercial crop, but the sale of imported, low-THC, industrial hemp products is permitted in the United States.” Technically, this means that as long as the CBD product (oil, vape, topical, etc) is produced from the seeds and stalk of the industrial hemp plant (with less than 0.3% THC), it is permissible to buy, sell, and ship across state lines. (However, in articles like 2014’s Farm Bill, the exact rule seems to be a little less clear). All in all, the fact remains that millions of people buy and use CBD products every day of their lives, and this option is only getting more popular and widespread with each passing day.
Is CBD Natural?
Yes, CBD is a 100% naturally-occurring chemical compound that comes directly from the cannabis plant. It is not synthetically made.
How is CBD Isolated from the Cannabis Plant?
CO2 extraction is the best method to extract pure CBD isolate, in which state it exists as a clear/white crystal. This method is preferred over other methods because it leaves practically zero traces of chemical contaminants in the end product. Alcohol extraction is another method, wherein a liquid such as ethanol, butane, or hexane is run through raw plant material to extract the CBD and then evaporated to leave only the active cannabinoid. This can be a dangerous method because it’s prone to leaving excess traces of the butane or hexane chemicals in the extract. Also, infusing vegetable oil (i.e. olive oil) is another effective way of extracting CBD. All you do is grind up the raw plant material, decarboxylate (heat) it, and let it sit in boiling (100-deg Celsius) oil for about 2 hours.
Are There Side Effects of Using CBD? Is It Safe?
The only significant danger/side effect of the drug is in vaping CBD oils that were produced using a thinning agent, such as propylene glycol. When burned/vaped, propylene glycol produces formaldehyde, which is a known carcinogen. CBD oils produced by CO2 extraction are much safer and purer than oils that were produced with liquid alcohol/thinning agents. Other than that, most research has concluded that CBD is perfectly safe with no known side effects, though some users have reported drowsiness, lightheadedness, low blood pressure, and dry mouth.
Can I Cook With CBD?
Absolutely! CBD infused oils are a fantastic ingredient to cook with.
What About CBD Topicals... Do They Work?
CBD topicals have proven effective for a number of circumstances. Many individuals swear by them.
Will CBD Show Up On A Drug Test?
A high-quality CBD product with minimal THC is incredibly unlikely to show up on a drug test. However, low quality CBD products may contain more traces of THC than they claim, in which case it is possible for a screening to pick up on the drug. (Research has shown that people who consume 6 mg of THC per day have a 25% chance of failing a drug test. This translates to about 2,000 mg per day of CBD oil with a THC content of 0.3% or less).
How Do I Know What Serving of CBD To Take?
This one is tricky because it, of course, depends on what you’re using the compound for, and also on how strong the product is. Most people consume between 10-50 mg of CBD per day total. (For reference, 1 mL of a potent oil might contain 50 mg of CBD. Make sure you read the label on your product to ensure a proper serving.
How Do I Know It's Safe to Purchase CBD Online?
To ensure the legality of buying CBD products online, you need to make sure the company you’re buying from is reputable and that the product was made from industrial hemp with less than 0.3% THC content (like from The Giving Tree). While transporting marijuana across state lines (from legal to non-legal states) is against the law, transporting hemp and hemp-based products is safe. Remember, millions of people all over the US (and the globe) are using CBD products every day.
Where to Buy CBD Oil In Phoenix
At Giving Tree Dispensary, we carry an extensive selection of the best cannabis products in the industry. From THC to CBD in Phoenix, you can find premium cannabis oils and cartridges, as well as a broad range of flower, edibles, and more.
For more information about how to use CBD, and the best CBD oil to suit you, visit the Giving Tree Dispensary in North Phoenix today.
