Green Roads is proud to offer you two roads to wellness! Let us help you figure out if full-spectrum or broad-spectrum CBD products are right for you.
Broad Spectrum
vs. Full Spectrum
What’s the difference between broad-spectrum and full-spectrum CBD products?
What’s the difference between broad-spectrum and full-spectrum CBD products?
Broad-spectrum CBD products are made with a broad range of cannabinoids and other beneficial compounds found in hemp plants, but with essentially no THC.
Full-spectrum CBD products are made with the full range of cannabinoids and other beneficial compounds found in hemp plants, including up to 0.3% THC (the federally legal limit). Don't worry, this small amount of THC is not enough to cause a "high."
Broad-spectrum CBD products are made with a broad range of cannabinoids and other beneficial compounds found in hemp plants, but with essentially no THC.
Full-spectrum CBD products are made with the full range of cannabinoids and other beneficial compounds found in hemp plants, including up to 0.3% THC (the federally legal limit). Don't worry, this small amount of THC is not enough to cause a "high."
Terpenes,
cannabinoids
& flavonoids
CBD
THC
Terpenes,
cannabinoids
& flavonoids
CBD
Broad
Spectrum
Full
Spectrum
THC
Terpenes,
cannabinoids
& flavonoids
CBD
Learn more about Broad Spectrum
- Promotes the "entourage effect" (when additional cannabinoids and hemp compounds may synergize with CBD for greater wellness potential)
- THC reduced to non-detectable levels, a scientifically accurate way of saying there’s virtually none
- A “best of both worlds” option, because it may promote the entourage effect while not containing THC
Learn more about Full Spectrum
- Full-spectrum products are the most holistic representation of the hemp plant because they don't exclude any cannabinoids
- They go through the least amount of processing
- They may offer a more complete "entourage effect" (in which cannabinoids may synergize with CBD for greater wellness potential) due to the presence of small amounts of THC
Choose Broad Spectrum…
- If you want as many benefits from the hemp plant as possible without consuming even small amounts of THC
- If you are concerned with THC testing at work
Choose Full Spectrum…
- To get the fullest wellness experience from the hemp plant
- If you’re comfortable with up to 0.3% THC
Learn more about Broad Spectrum
- Promotes the "entourage effect" (when additional cannabinoids and hemp compounds may synergize with CBD for greater wellness potential)
- THC reduced to non-detectable levels, a scientifically accurate way of saying there’s virtually none
- A “best of both worlds” option, because it may promote the entourage effect while not containing THC
Choose Broad Spectrum…
- If you want as many benefits from the hemp plant as possible without consuming even small amounts of THC
- If you are concerned with THC testing at work
Learn more about Full Spectrum
- Full-spectrum products are the most holistic representation of the hemp plant because they don't exclude any cannabinoids
- They go through the least amount of processing
- They may offer a more complete "entourage effect" (in which cannabinoids may synergize with CBD for greater wellness potential) due to the presence of small amounts of THC
Choose Full Spectrum…
- To get the fullest wellness experience from the hemp plant
- If you’re comfortable with up to 0.3% THC