No! At this time we do not offer a monthly subscription to those products utilized on a regular monthly basis. However, if enough customers inquire about that type of service we may look at options to fulfill that request.

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With anything we ingest dosage is always a consideration. of course there are numerous contributing factors to determine your ideal CBD serving. The partuculars of your genetic make up include your weight, metabolism, and other similiar aspects. A person's individual endocannabinoid system is unique to that particular person, Some may find a small (mg) dosage of CBD to receive the desired benefits they seek. However, others may require much higher (mg) serving to achieve the same effects. If you are new to CBD we always recommend starting with a lower dosage 10-25mg and increasing it later till desired result is achieved. CBD requires patience, so wait up to 2 hours before taking another dose internally. Some people may require up to 100-150mg per serving or more of CBD to get the desired effect.

LOKAHI LEAF takes great pride in the quality and origination of our ingredients. We make sure that product that comes from our manufacturers facilities meets and/or exceeds the standard of quality outlined. LOKAHI LEAF products are made using state of the art technology as partnered with our GMP-certified facilities. The third-party labs utilized in our testing protocals ensure each product delivers the results you are looking for. LOKAHI LEAF is made using a proprietary processes which mandated standards to ensure providing clean, safe and effective pure quality oil products. Grown According to Organic Standards Non-GMO Hemp, Premium Grade, Made in the USA, 3rd Party Tested, Gluten Free, Natural, Industrial Hemp Registered, Farm Bill Compliant, Pesticides Free, No Metals and No Harsh Chemicals. That is who we are and who we will continue to be!

Yes. CBD that is extracted from Industrial Registered Hemp and contains less than 0.3% THC is legal. It is the consumer’s responsibility to know applicable state and local laws in regard to consumption of CBD. Reference 2018 Farm Bill for more information on the farming of Hemp.

Our CBD products are extracted from industrial hemp, which is grown to contain high concentrations of CBD. No hemp seeds are intentionally used during this process but may incidentally be extracted during the process.

Terpenes are a class of volatile hydrocarbon compounds produced in the flower clusters of hemp and cannabis plants. Terpenes are naturally present in plants and they contribute to the plants’ unique taste, smell and color. Terpenes have been utilized by humans for millennia in a healing modality known as aromatherapy. Terpenes are recognized as safe for human consumption by the Food and Drug Association and are used in a wide variety of food and cosmetic products.

Full Spectrum CBD Oil is CBD oil that is extracted from the hemp plant with all of the other compounds present in the plant remaining. Which means that it has not gone through the refinement process necessary to isolate the CBD. Full Spectrum CBD include terpenes, flavonoids, and other cannabinoids to help create a full body or “entourage effect.” Full Spectrum CBD is best for those that want the full benefits of the entourage effect and do not mind trace amounts of THC in their CBD product.

In the process of manufacturing and processing the CBD it isolates and provides the highest concentrated form of CBD. CBD Isolate is produced by removing all other compounds from the plant, terpenes, flavonoids and other cannabinoids, including THC. This provides a clear compound of just CBD for the consumer. This form of CBD is best used for those that are concerned with drug testing at their place of employment or have a sensitivity to THC. It must also be noted that the additional benefits of other cannabinoids are not available in this ISOLATE Spectrum version of CBD. It is a very targeted approach.

If analyzing the composition of Broad Spectrum CBD it lives in the space between a Full Spectrum CBD and CBD Isolate. Similar to Full Spectrum CBD, the user is getting the benefits of the entourage effect because it contains multiple cannabinoids. However, just like CBD Isolate, the THC is completely removed from Broad Spectrum CBD. This extraction of CBD is best for those that want more than just CBD Isolate, but are either hesitant to have any THC in their product or live in states with strict THC laws.

CBD does not cause the mind-altering “high” that is often sought out amongst cannabis consumers. It’s another compound, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), that causes the mind-altering effects. CBD is not considered psychoactive. However, the compound does have an effect on the brain and your mood. CBD and THC both engage the brain in different ways. THC binds directly to special locations in the cell known as cannabinoid receptors. These receptors were named after the active compounds in cannabis, called cannabinoids. Both THC and CBD are cannabinoids. THC directly engages cannabinoid receptors, causing a near immediate psychoactive high. CBD, however, engages a different location on these receptors. While CBD does not produce a stand-apart psychoactive experience by connecting with this location, the molecule does alter the effects of other compounds that try to link up to the same spot.