CBD Gummies

You will feel the onset effects of CBD-infused gummies approximately 30 minutes to 2 hours after consumption. A CBD-infused chew will need to be digested and metabolized by the liver before entering the bloodstream and having its effects felt. While the onset time for feeling an edible may take longer than other administration methods, its effects also last longer.

Like any over-the-counter CBD supplement, the safety of CBD gummies largely depends on the product's quality and purity. Before ordering your CBD bites online, it’s important to choose gummies from reputable manufacturers who provide third-party lab test results to ensure they're free from harmful contaminants. 

CBD gummies may support relaxation, mood, healthy joint mobility, sleep, and a normal inflammatory response. They're made with full spectrum hemp extract and essential cannabinoids, offering strengths from 5MG to 120MG.

Taking CBD gummies daily may help support consistent relaxation, stress relief, and overall wellness. Regular use allows cannabinoids to build up in your system for sustained effects on mood, sleep, and inflammatory response.

Starting with lower dosages like 10-20mg is recommended for beginners. You can gradually increase to find your optimal dose. The collection offers strengths from 5MG to 120MG per gummy to suit different needs.

The main benefits of CBD include supporting relaxation, healthy joint mobility, mood balance, sleep quality, and promoting a normal inflammatory response. CBD works with your body's endocannabinoid system to help maintain overall wellness.

CBD can interact with many medications that are processed by the liver, especially ones that carry a “grapefruit warning.” This includes blood thinners (like warfarin), certain heart medicines, seizure drugs, some antidepressants, benzodiazepines, opioids, and thyroid medicines; always check with your doctor or pharmacist before using CBD with any prescription.

Yes, CBD can be hard on the liver for some people, especially at higher or long‑term doses. People with liver disease or those on other liver‑processed medications should only use CBD under medical supervision and stop if blood tests show liver enzyme changes.

Most doctors do not currently recommend CBD gummies because there isn't enough research proving they're safe and effective for most conditions. Doctors emphasize that patients should talk to them before trying CBD, but they generally encourage using evidence-based treatments that have been studied for decades instead.

No, doctors generally do not approve of over-the-counter CBD gummies at this time due to limited clinical evidence and lack of FDA regulation. The only CBD product approved by doctors and the FDA is Epidiolex, a prescription medication for severe seizure disorders—not gummies or other commercial CBD products.