CBD Capsules & Pills

It generally takes between 30 minutes and two hours for them to take effect. This is because the CBD is absorbed into the bloodstream through the digestive system, which takes a bit more time than a vape product or sublingual tincture oil. The benefit, though, is that edible CBD lasts in your system much longer than other methods of consumption — sometimes lasting six to eight hours.

Sublingual cbd oil tinctures, which are absorbed into the bloodstream through the capillaries beneath the tongue, take effect much quicker than capsules (sometimes as quickly as 15 minutes). The flip side is that the effects of tablets last much longer than when you take a sublingual CBD oil.

CBD pills and tablets have a variety of benefits, depending on which formulation you choose. Our CBD Morning Capsules are formulated for energy and focus. Our CBD Night Capsules are formulated for sleep. And our CBD Soft Gels are formulated to let you experience the calming wellness benefits of full spectrum CBD.

While the benefits of our CBD capsules have been noted above, it’s worth also mentioning that many people opt for capsules because they’re convenient and mess-free. And because the servings are pre-measured, they’re easy to gauge for proper dosage.

The suggested serving size for Morning and Night Capsules is two capsules. Suggested serving size for the Soft Gels is one capsule. But if this is your first time taking CBD, we suggest starting with a lower dosage and working your way up to find the serving size that works best for you.

Lab testing results for every CBD product are available on the CBDfx website at this link.

CBD can have side effects for some people. Side effects can include drowsiness, dry mouth, reduced appetite, and diarrhea. This is usually the result of taking much more than the recommended dosage. CBD can also interact with some prescription medications, so please consult with your doctor if you are taking a prescription and wish to try CBD. You should avoid or exercise caution with CBD capsules if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Since they’re both edibles, CBD capsules have roughly the same bioavailability as CBD gummies. Both must pass through the digestive tract in order to be absorbed into the bloodstream. This means it typically can take between 30 minutes and two hours for you to feel the effects, but those effects can often last six to eight hours. Tinctures absorb quicker, but the effects don’t last quite as long.

While you don’t have to take CBD capsules with food, it does help your body to better absorb the CBD.

Drug tests generally don’t scan for CBD. However, if your capsule contains THC, it can potentially show up on a drug test.

We source all of our hemp in the U.S. from farms in Kentucky and Oregon. And all of our products are made with organic hemp.

Our Morning Capsules and Night Capsules are vegan, however our Microdose THC Capsules and Full Spectrum CBD Soft Gel Capsules contain gelatin. The MCT oil in our capsules is extracted from coconuts, so people with coconut allergies should be aware. Also, our capsules are manufactured in a factory that processes milk, soy, eggs, nuts, and wheat.

Always store your CBD capsules in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Typically, the shelf life of our capsules is two years.

Our CBD Night Capsules are specially formulated for sleep, with calming CBD, relaxing CBN, sleep terpenes, and other restful ingredients.

The 2018 US Farm Bill made CBD legal at the Federal level. All of our products comply with this law, though some state and local restrictions may apply. Check your state’s CBD laws for details.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to CBD capsule dosage. There are many factors to keep in mind, including your personal tolerance to CBD, your goals for the product (to help you sleep, to settle your nerves, etc.), and the other ingredients in your product, which can range from THC to CBG to sleep aids, like CBN. Whichever capsule you choose, you can rest assured that all of our products are dosed with safe levels of CBD.

Yes, there are some medications that interact negatively with CBD. If you are currently taking medication and are considering taking CBD capsules, please consult with your physician.