Full Spectrum

Full Spectrum

What Does Full Spectrum Mean?

Full spectrum is a term you'll often hear in the cannabis industry. It means a product has all the natural goodness from the cannabis plant—like cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids. This includes CBD, CBG, CBN, and yes, even THC. Sometimes, the THC levels can be pretty high. People love full spectrum products because they offer what's called the "entourage effect." This is just a fancy way of saying that all these different parts of the plant work better together than they do on their own.

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Are Full Spectrum Products Legal?

Yes.

In the United States, full spectrum products are federally legal so long as they are derived from hemp and contain less than 0.3% D9 THC by weight. Some states or local jurisdictions may also limit the total D9 THC per dose.
Are Full Spectrum Products Better than Broad Spectrum Products?

Both full and broad spectrum products have their own benefits, so it's all about what fits your needs best. Broad spectrum products are your go-to if you need to avoid THC for any reason. Full spectrum products will likely have a more pronounced effect so long as you can tolerate or even enjoy THC.

You might also hear terms like "full spectrum CBD oil" or "broad spectrum CBD oil." Don't be fooled—CBD is in both types. Adding "CBD oil" is often just a marketing tactic to catch your eye.
What is the Entourage Effect?

The "entourage effect" is a term you'll often hear when talking about cannabis products. It's the idea that all the plant's natural parts—like cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids—work better together than they do on their own. Think of it like a team: each player is good, but when they all work together, they're unstoppable. This teamwork creates a stronger, more balanced effect that many people find more beneficial than using just one part of the plant.
Do Full Spectrum Products Cause Any Side Effects?

Yes.

Full spectrum products can have some side effects, mainly because they contain THC. You might experience things like drowsiness, dry mouth, or even a bit of a "high" feeling. It's also possible to have changes in appetite. These side effects aren't for everyone, but they're more likely if you're new to cannabis or take a higher dose. Always start with a low dose and see how your body reacts, especially if you're using it for the first time or mixing it with other medications.
How much THC is in a Full Spectrum Product?

Hemp-derived full spectrum products may include up to 0.3% THC by weight. This translates to 3 milligrams per gram, so a 4 gram gummy may have up to 12 milligrams of THC. It's crucial to always double check the label and third-party lab results.
Can Full Spectrum Products Show Up on a Drug Test?

Yes, full spectrum products, even those derived from hemp, can show up on a drug test. That's because they contain THC. So, if passing a drug test is a concern for you, it's best to be cautious when using full spectrum products.