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The rising popularity of cannabis across the USA has brought people’s attention to cannabis. Cannabis is legal in almost 33 states for medical use and a wide range of high-quality CBD products are available in the market. Not just that, many states have also legalized the recreational use of cannabis, although marijuana is federally illegal. The two main components that differentiate between medical cannabis and recreational cannabis are CBD and THC. Let’s know about them. CBD CBD (cannabidiol) is one of the 113 cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. It has a wide range of health benefits. A variety of research shows that CBD helps in improving sleep, relieving stress, pain relief, treating seizures, and much more. It is a non-psychoactive component that is used to form a variety of products for medical use. A wide range of CBD products is available in the market that includes CBD gummies, oils, tinctures, flowers, honey, vape cartridges, skincare products, and much more.  ...

Just a few days ago, Connecticut legalized the recreational use of marijuana. Now, 18 states in total have legalized the recreational use of marijuana, and 44 percent of the population now lives in a state where marijuana is legal or soon will be legal to consume just for fun. Well, this is where the whole problem of buying CBD edibles for medical uses taking some real shape. The CBD edibles market is highly unregulated. It is currently not regulated by the FDA. More importantly, not all CBD edible products provide the Certification of Analysis that makes the matter worse for the medical CBD users who do not want to vape or smoke the CBD. In this post, we will look at a few key things that you need to consider before buying CBD edibles. Certification of Analysis Look for the certification of analysis. This is voluntary certification by the law for cannabis-derived products, but it adds to the credibility of the products and tells you exactly what is in the product you are goin...