Frequently Asked Questions about CBD

CBD is the abbreviated term for cannabidiol, which is a naturally occurring compound which is found and extracted from the hemp plant. CBD is one of over a hundred cannabinoids in the hemp plant, but it is the most known about and used in the wellness industry. CBD works by interacting with a system of receptors in the body which make up what is known as the endocannabinoid system.

Cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds that are found in the cannabis plant family. Hemp is a member of the cannabis plant family and this is where we derive our premium quality CBD extract from. There are over a hundred different types of cannabinoids found in the hemp plant, the most common being CBD and THC.

The endocannabinoid system is made up of a large number of receptors located in the central nervous system, the autoimmune system and the skin. CBD is celebrated for a wide variety of wellness properties. In addition to this CBD can also help promote the normal functioning of numerous physiological functions.

No, you cannot get high from CBD. CBD is one of over a hundred different cannabinoids found in cannabis plants, the other well known cannabinoid is THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) which is responsible for the psychoactive effects known as a ‘high’. THC content is high in substances such as weed and marijuana, which people take with the intention of feeling mind-altering effects. Our CBD products are derived from strains of hemp with incredibly low levels of THC, which will not have any psychoactive effects and is often untraceable.

Yes, all of our products undergo third-party lab testing to ensure the highest quality and purity. These lab tests verify the CBD content in all our products. If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch with us!

There are no known cases of people becoming addicted to CBD. While sometimes people can become addicted to the high sensation provided by the THC in weed and marijuana, this compound is largely absent from CBD products.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed in a statement that “in humans, CBD exhibits no effects indicative of any abuse or dependence potential. To date, there is no evidence of public health-related problems associated with the use of pure CBD.

We recommend an upper cap of 70mg per day taken from all resources. If you take more than your optimum dose you may experience drowsiness.

If you experience any adverse side effects from a CBD product we advise that you stop taking it and consult your doctor.

CBD products are sold as food supplements without prescription unlike medical marijuana, which requires a medical card. We recommend always to check local laws and regulations.

The effectiveness of CBD varies depending on the form used and the specific health needs it addresses. For topical concerns like muscle pain, CBD creams and balms are ideal as they provide direct, localized relief. For general wellness and ease of use, CBD oils and capsules may be preferred as they are easy to dose and incorporate into daily routines. Gummies and sprays offer a convenient and enjoyable way to consume CBD, especially for those seeking a quick, tasty option. Ultimately, the most effective form of CBD depends on your personal health goals and preferences. For a more detailed exploration of the best ways to take CBD, please visit this article for further information.

CBD oils are known for their quick absorption and rapid effects, allowing you to feel the benefits sooner than some other forms. Additionally, using tinctures with a dropper makes it easy to measure and adjust your dosage accurately.

If you are taking any prescription medication or have any underlying health conditions it is very important that you consult your doctor prior to taking CBD. Your doctor will be able to advise you on your specific condition and the appropriate amount of CBD you should be introducing into your system. Additionally, if you notice any side effects or symptoms that have arisen as a consequence of taking CBD it is also crucial that you consult your health practitioner. It is important to remember that everybody is different and you should always listen to your body.

CBD products are not made to be combined with any drugs.

CBD is used and appreciated by a vast array of people for a vast variety of reasons, here are just a few properties, and what they’re good for, of this great natural substance. 

CBD also interacts with the body to maintain homeostasis, which is the natural balance and functioning of internal processes in the body. This may not sound like a grandiose task on the surface, but it truly affects a large amount of our daily physiological processes. 

So it’s quite clear to see that CBD can’t exactly be put into one box when it comes to its properties and capabilities, and this is why CBD is available in many different sizes, shapes and forms depending on what you want to use it for and which particular benefit you are looking to experience. Some people chose to incorporate CBD into their lives for a specific reason, while others use the natural supplement purely to give their system a natural supportive boost sourced from Mother Nature’s finest products.

Optimal CBD dosage differs from person to person. Similar to appetite, it can depend on numerous factors including height, weight, metabolism, energy levels and activities carried out throughout the day. Finding your own optimal strength and optimal dosage is a task that can take a small amount of time but is in every way worth it. We recommend starting with a lower dosage, around 25mg, and taking one serving a day. Observe how this feels when repeated for a few days and then slowly increase your dosage in increments. It is recommended total no more than 70 mg CBD is taken daily from all sources.

Our CBD products are available in a range of strengths, from 10mg to 50mg per serving. If you are using CBD oils then you can adapt your serving size by the smallest amount using the dropper. And if you’re taking CBD capsules you can increase your serving by an exact premeasured amount in the capsule.

This is why finding your own personal optimal is so key in the path to a successful CBD journey.

You may have noticed on CBD product labels there is a percentage, which varies from product to product. If you are not familiar with what this is, it is the percentage of CBD extract in the product, which will ultimately translate into the dosage and potency of a serving of CBD from this product. Sometimes, often with capsules and gummies, this number will be presented as an amount in mg - this is the exact amount of CBD in either a serving size or the product as a whole.

The optimum dosage of CBD differs from person to person, similar to appetite it can depend on your physiology, metabolism, energy levels and activities carried out that day. It is recommended that no more than 70 mg CBD is taken daily from all sources. Finding your optimum dosage may not be instantaneous and you may have to invest time into doing so, but we can tell you that this will certainly be time well spent. 

The effectiveness of CBD is like a bell curve, it increases incrementally up until the optimal point - after this, the effectiveness steadily drops off. This is why it is important to take the time to increase your dosage slowly while keeping track of the effects. If you’re trying CBD for the first time we would recommend starting with 25mg and slowly increasing after a few days.

For the past few years, the CBD market in the UK has been growing and growing, when you start browsing for CBD products it can seem like the UK market has become flooded with products. Trusted manufacturers place the information about their certification of the facility, publish Certificate of Analysis from independent laboratories.

CBD is available in various different strengths to ensure that it can be used and enjoyed by peopCBD oils come in a variety of strengths to accommodate different preferences, needs, and personal tolerances. The strongest strength available in our range is the Reakiro CBD full-spectrum CBD oil 2000mg, designed for those who require a more potent dose. Additionally, for those who prefer capsules, we offer Reakiro full-spectrum CBD capsules, which contain 1500mg total with 50mg of CBD per capsule. This variety ensures that everyone can find a product that matches their specific requirements for CBD strength.le with different needs and wishes for their CBD usage as well as a range of different personal tolerances.

CBD oil is a combination of CBD extract and a natural carrier oil. As you may have come to understand, there is not just one type of CBD extract. There are actually three different types of CBD extract.

CBD (cannabidiol) is one of over a hundred cannabinoids found naturally occurring in the hemp plant. And cannabinoids are not the only substances, there are also flavinoids and terpenes which have an effect on how the extract tastes and smells as well as the general effect of the extract.

This is what the differing types of extract are called and how they differ from one another:

Full spectrum: this extract contains all the natural substances, meaning every cannabinoid, terpene and flavonoid, which is found in the hemp plant. The reason for keeping these together is that when the chemical structure of the extract represents that natural structure (i.e. that of the plant) it allows the components to work together, synergising and enhancing the overall effect. This is known as the entourage effect.

Isolate: it was initially thought that it would be most effective to extract only the CBD molecules to be included in the CBD extract, this type of extract is known as isolate. Isolate is much less common now that it has been discovered that the effectiveness of CBD is enhanced by the other naturally occurring compounds.

Broad spectrum: the two best-known cannabinoids are CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). THC is known for its mind-altering, psychoactive effects, the effects which are generally associated with marijuana as a recreational drug. Broad spectrum extract contains all the other natural cannabinoids, flavonoids and terpenes and an undetectable amount of THC.

Cannabidiol (CBD) is completely legal in the UK. It is not a controlled substance and therefore it is legal to not only posses, but also to sell. 

Full spectrum extract contains all the cannabinoids, flavinoids and terpenes found naturally occurring in the hemp plant. Full spectrum extract has a trace amount of THC.

The case for keeping all these components together is that when they present in the same structure as they appear in the hemp plant they have been found to synergise and produce a greater effect. This phenomenon is often referred to as the entourage effect.

When buying a full spectrum CBD product please do check the labelling. This can be verified with the documentation from independent third party laboratory testing. All reputable and trusted CBD companies should be investing in independent third party testing to promote quality and transparency, this documentation (known as certificates of analysis or COAs) should be readily available on the manufacturer’s website.