Dark, Unrefined, Full Spectrum CBD Tinctures

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CBD tinctures are one of the most popular ways to use CBD! The liquid formula makes it versatile and easy to use. But not all CBD oils and tinctures are created equal. Some are diluted quite a bit with additives or artificial flavors. They can be processed in many different ways, ranging from unrefined to ultra-refined, and they can vary greatly in potency and effects. So it’s important to choose the right CBD tincture for your needs!

You’ll notice that we describe our FTP full spectrum CBD oil tinctures as “dark.” That simply means that they are unrefined and rich in CBD and the other botanical compounds, antioxidants, and nutrients that make the hemp plant so great.

CBD Tincture FAQ's

How do I use the dark tincture?
However you want.

We haven’t tried using them as eyedrops, though...that sounds like a bad idea. Massage oil is an absolute yes, that one we’ve tried.
The terms “CBD oil” and “CBD tincture” are often used interchangeably, but it depends on who you ask: some people refer to them as two different products. But in general, a CBD oil is purely CBD-infused oil, whereas a tincture can have other ingredients added – whether to ensure a more liquid consistency or to change the flavor.

Our products contain unrefined, full spectrum cannabis CBD extract blended flawlessly with organic coconut-derived MCT oil. You can call them tinctures, oils, or whatever you want!
Many users report that they feel the effects of CBD within minutes, while others find that it takes longer to set in, up to a few hours. Some first-time users report that they started feeling effects after several days of consistent use. We suggest using the minimum dosage that provides the effects that you want, and make sure to always consult your healthcare provider when using CBD oil.
A reputable company will be open and honest about what’s in their CBD products. You should be able to find ingredients lists and laboratory test results for any CBD product. Lab testing is essential to make sure the product is safe and that it contains exactly the levels of CBD that it’s supposed to contain!

Tincture FAQ

What is a CBD tincture?

Short answer: A liquid hemp extract, usually taken under the tongue with a dropper.

Long answer: Ours is dark, unrefined full-spectrum CBD extract with nothing added to lighten or thin it. The line spans 600mg up to 14,400mg per bottle, so you can match bottle size to how often you use it.

What makes a tincture "dark" or unrefined?

Short answer: It's extract that hasn't been stripped of its natural color and compounds through industrial refining.

Long answer: Refining lightens hemp oil toward a "golden" appearance but removes cannabinoids, terpenes, and plant material at every processing step. We stop before that stage, so the tincture stays dark and carries the full extracted profile, the tradeoff for a less "pretty" bottle. The full story is in our what is unrefined CBD guide.

How do you use a CBD tincture?

Short answer: Drop it under your tongue and hold before swallowing, or add it to food or drink.

Long answer: Sublingual use (holding it under the tongue for 30-60 seconds) is the standard method since it skips digestion. Each bottle includes a marked dropper so you can measure a consistent mg amount per use instead of guessing.

What strength should a first-time tincture buyer choose?

Short answer: Start at the lower end of the ladder, 600mg or 1200mg, and reassess.

Long answer: Because potency scales with bottle size at a fixed concentration, a smaller bottle lets you learn your dropper-to-mg ratio before committing to a big one, like the 9,600mg high-potency bottle. Need 0.00% THC specifically? Our isolate tinctures are the zero-THC version of the same format.

Tincture vs. softgel, what's the difference?

Short answer: A tincture is liquid and dose-adjustable; a softgel is pre-measured and swallow-only.

Long answer: Tinctures let you fine-tune the exact mg per dropper, while softgels lock in a fixed mg per gel for convenience with zero measuring. Same unrefined full-spectrum extract either way, it's a format choice. See capsules & softgels for the swallow-and-go version.

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