So, you've heard of the CBD thing...
You've begun your research and are convinced that it might be worth checking out because of all the health benefits everyone keeps talking about.
But after a quick check online, there are several brands that come up.
So you look at the reviews, and guess what, there are a bunch of sites giving out their reviews that feel like they're totally fabricated.
And they likely are. Most of the time these review sites are made by people looking to make commissions off of these products.
How do we determine which are the most reputable sources for products, and if these brands are shown to have high quality products?
what to look for in a cbd brand
The first thing is to find a list of CBD brands that are most common.
Once you've got that list, you can start looking up these brands directly.
A clear sign of an "affiliate" site is when it's nothing but stock photos and it's a huge sales letter, just trying to convince you to buy one or more bottles of CBD.
What you find with a legitimate brand is more information on their message, their company and what it's about, and why they're into the CBD market.
Endoca, for example, has a family history of working with Hemp for generations, and the founder began focusing on using the extract from Hemp into a product for those that find CBD's effects beneficial to any health issues that they have.
When these brands have stories like that, they're more likely to be reputable and actually care about the quality of their product.
One of the other things to look for is the options they have with their products.
Most CBD oil companies are going to have multiple options in dosage.
This is because they know that there will be different needs and dosages are important for each of those needs.
For example, you're not going to want a low dosage CBD oil at 300mg if you're looking to replace your prescription painkillers.
One more very important thing about legitimate CBD companies is that they are going to have organic hemp certifications.
Because CBD comes from Hemp, it can be certified as organic.
Companies that create CBD products get these certifications because it may be required by their government or it signifies legitimacy for their lab and extraction process.
Many companies will publicly provide these certifications to show that they have them.
getting information from the right source
So what if you need some help in determining if these products and brands are legitimate?
It's hard to know what sites to trust, but we have found one site in particular that's consistently providing information in an unbiased manner.
CBD Oil Review reviews and rates CBD products and brands, giving a rating plus its methods behind how they rate.
Additionally, they encourage visitors to leave their reviews and experiences on these products so that other visitors can see exactly what people are experiencing.
They also provide information on all sorts of topics on CBD, from health benefits to which types of illnesses can benefit from it, and event things about legality (for the US).
CBD products aren't cheap.
If you're afraid of getting the wrong product, you'll definitely want to go through this content and locate the right one for you.
But, fair warning, if you do get a reputable brand's product, it's possible that their particular formula won't work the best for you.
Many brands use different extraction methods and that means the formulas will be slightly different.
Because of that, a product that works for someone else may not work for you, so it's important that you keep an open mind and try a few different products in order to benefit in the way you need.
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