What is the difference between CBD oil and CBD Isolate?

The difference between CBD oil and CBD Isolate is that CBD isolate contains 99%+ CBD, or Cannabidiol.

CBD oil is most often used for Full Spectrum CBD Oil which contains other cannabinoids and normally contains THC unless this has been removed during processing.

CBD Oil Definition (Australia and New Zealand)

In Australia and New Zealand “CBD Oil” refers to finished CBD products containing more than 98% or more CBD (of total cannabinoids). These are generally made with CBD isolate or a high purity CBD distillate.

By Dallas McMillan|2021-03-04T02:48:11+00:00March 4, 2021|Categories: Medical Cannabis|Comments Off

About the Author: Dallas McMillan

Dallas McMillan is founder and President of Rhizo Sciences and leads the international hemp and cannabis activities. Recognised as a leading authority in production of truly medical grade cannabis, Dallas leads a team of agricultural, medical and pharmaceutical specialists with a passion for cannabis and hemp and the impact they can make on human health, the environment, and economies. Key to Rhizo Sciences' success in the industry has been an emphasis on leveraging proven technology, personnel and processes from traditional industries while honoring the unique value and characteristics of the cannabis plant and those who have worked tirelessly to bring it into the mainstream. Connect with Dallas on Linkedin or Email.

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What is the difference between CBD oil and CBD Isolate?