What CBD To Avoid with ECOLOGIC

What CBD products to avoid

There’s a lot of junk out there pretending to be “the best”

Unfortunately, there’s SO MUCH misleading terminology and practices being used in the CBD industry that is designed to trick you and lie to you.  It’s really such a shame and these websites should be outlawed, but it’s out there destroying the industries reputation making it even harder for smaller companies to grow as they should. 

Here are some of the things you need to recognize and ignore when researching the best CBD products to buy and the worst CBD products to avoid.

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What to avoid #1

HEMP SEED OIL

Due to many marketplace guideline restrictions, many brands have been forced to use vague terminology in order to sell their products.  But even worse, these policies and lack of regulation on platforms like Amazon, have forced out legitimate hemp extract products and allowed a sea of snake oils to take over the market completely unchecked. The sad part is these consumers have no idea what they are missing out on by using a Full Spectrum Hemp Oil vs Hemp Seed Oil.

Avoid Hemp Seed Oil

What to avoid #2

SUSPICIOUSLY HIGH MILLIGRAMS of CBD

This subject of who has the most CBD content really gets reputable brands fired up.  Some products have numbers so high, that it is literally impossible to fit the claimed amount of milligrams in the size bottle their product comes in.  This whole struggle was born from a numbers war between brands, fighting to attract uneducated consumers with the highest possible “strengths”.

Avoid suspiciously high milligrams of cbd

What to avoid #3

Fake Full Spectrum CBD

If a product is labeled THC Free, it is NOT full spectrum.  It’s impossible.  What you’re being lured into is Broad Spectrum. If something has been removed, then how can it be called full spectrum?  Also, there are some brands that claim they only use full spectrum extracts, but they have chemically altered the levels of CBD to be higher than what naturally exists in the extract. Watch out for poorly extracted extracts! Would you like to learn more about the best methods to extract hemp?

Avoid fake full spectrum products

What to avoid #4

CLEAR OIL CBD?

If you see a Hemp Extract product that is a clear oil, it is CBD Isolate.  There is no such thing as Full Spectrum Hemp Oil that is clear.  Always choose a product that has gold or amber colored oil.  If the product is clear, this means that it is highly processed and all the good stuff has been chemically removed.  We explore the differences between CBD Isolate, Broad Spectrum and Full Spectrum oils within this page with visual diagrams to show you why understanding what you’r buying is so important.

Avoid clear cbd oils
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