CBD Oils

Why choose our CBD oil?

Naturecan offers CBD oil of the highest purity - and we can prove it. Our CBD is 100% plant-based with no synthetic additives. It delivers the full potential of minor cannabinoids and terpenes through the entourage effect, without any intoxicating effects of THC. Here's what sets us apart:

Organic US-grown hemp

All of Naturecan's CBD is sourced from certified organic hemp grown in Oregon, USA - one of the world's highest-quality hemp-growing regions. Oregon's nutrient-rich volcanic soil and temperate coastal climate create the ideal conditions for producing premium-potency hemp.

Our manufacturer, IAH Oregon, was the first licensed hemp and cannabis producer on the US West Coast.

State-of-the-art CBD extraction process

Unlike most CBD brands that stop at a single extraction step, we use a rigorous three-stage process:

1. Supercritical CO2 extraction

By exposing CO2 to high temperatures and high pressure, it acts as a safe solvent that is ideal for extracting CBD without damaging any other active compounds in the plant.

2. Chromatography

We use an advanced purification system developed by RotaChrom, called Centrifugal Partition Chromatography (CPC) to further remove impurities and THC. This allows us to offer a CBD oil with non-detectable amounts of THC (<0.01%, which is 20 times less than the legal limit).

3. Distillation

Distillation removes all unnecessary compounds left in the concentrate, while retaining other minor cannabinoids that can make CBD oil more effective through what is known as the "entourage effect". Once distilled, the oil contains between 90-95% CBD and at least 5% of other minor cannabinoids such as CBG, CBC and CBDA, making it more effective than isolated CBD.

Want to know more? Read our blog: How is CBD Oil Made?.

Organic MCT carrier oil

We use organic MCT oil as a carrier oil for our CBD concentrate. Not only does it give our CBD oil a mild coconut flavour, but it also increases its bioavailability.

Our CBD concentrate is blended with 100% pure organic MCT (medium-chain triglyceride) carrier oil - meaning more of what you take actually reaches your bloodstream.

Six-Stage Independent Testing

Every batch of Naturecan CBD oil undergoes a minimum of six rounds of independent laboratory testing, from raw hemp to finished product. You can view the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for any product directly on its product page.

Full Spectrum CBD Oil vs Broad Spectrum:
What’s the Difference?

If you’ve been searching for a full spectrum CBD oil, it’s worth understanding how it differs from broad-spectrum CBD before you buy.

Naturecan’s broad-spectrum CBD oil delivers the same entourage effect benefits as full spectrum CBD oil Australia products - but with non-detectable THC, making it completely safe and legal. Learn more: Full Spectrum vs Broad Spectrum CBD Oil.

CBD Oil Basics.

What is CBD good for?

How is our CBD grown and extracted?

CBD is extracted from the female hemp plant.

CBD hemp farms typically contain 1,000 to 1,600 plants per hectare. Each one is planted and cared for individually by the farmers.

Hemp is an annual plant, which means that it usually grows from seed to plant within four months.

Once the buds are fully mature, the plant is harvested in mid or late autumn, around the month of October.

CBD can be extracted from hemp in a number of ways. At Naturecan, we use CO2 extraction, where carbon dioxide is passed through the hemp plant under pressure to extract CBD and other vital phytochemicals. The result is a crude oil that is clean, high quality and safe to consume.

While most other CBD brands stop their extraction process at this stage, we go a step further and use chromatography to remove any impurities from the final product. Read: How is CBD Oil Made?

How long does CBD oil last? Does it expire?

We’ll answer questions such as “how long does CBD last?”. We’ll also look at ways to preserve it and provide storage tips.

What are Cannabinoids? How do they work?

Keep reading to learn about these mysterious compounds — hopefully they won’t seem too mysterious anymore.

Dosage Explained.

How long does it take for CBD oil to work?

CBD oil works faster than most other CBD products, because the CBD is absorbed through the oral mucosa and enters directly into the bloodstream. It can take 15-30 minutes for CBD to work, and the effects can last between 4-6 hours.

On the other hand, CBD edibles and CBD topicals may take up to one or two hours to produce the desired effects.

How much CBD should I take?

💡 FSA Guidance: Healthy adults should not exceed 70mg of CBD per day unless advised by a doctor. This includes CBD from all sources combined (oils, capsules, gummies, etc.). Use our CBD Dosage Calculator below to find your personalised starting dose.

Find your CBD dose in just 2 minutes:

Disclaimer: The dosage given by our CBD Dosage Calculator Australia is purely a recommendation. Naturecan is not a licensed medical professional. Please consult with your doctor if you are considering using CBD to treat a specific medical condition. If you are on a prescribed drug, please ask your doctor about possible drug interaction with CBD. The information on our website is intended to provide general information regarding CBD products and is not to be construed as medical advice or instruction. Do not exceed a total of 70mg CBD per day. Those who are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking any medication should not consume CBD products. 

You can also use the CBD dosage chart below to find a suitable starting dose based on your weight. Further reading: Does CBD Interact with Medications?

How to take CBD oil?

1. Find the right CBD dosage

CBD oil dosage depends on many different factors, including weight, height, and reasons for consumption. Use our CBD Dosage Calculator Australia to find your optimal dosage. New to CBD? Start with our 5% CBD oil or CBD Starter Kit.

2. Put drops under the tongue

Lift your tongue to the roof of your mouth and place the required number of drops beneath it.

3. Leave under the tongue for 1 minute

Leave the oil under your tongue for one minute before swallowing. This allows the CBD to be fully absorbed by the oral mucosa. It can take 15-30 minutes for CBD to take effect.

4. Wait and Assess

Effects typically begin within 15-30 minutes. Adjust your dose gradually over time as needed. Not a fan of the taste? CBD capsules and CBD gummies offer a flavour-free or fruity alternative.

When to take CBD oil?

There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to taking CBD. Some people may add it to their daily supplement routine and take it in the morning, while others may choose to take CBD before bedtime. This could be because CBD has been shown to have a calming effect on the central nervous system, which could in turn aid sleep.

Another approach is to take small doses of CBD at regular intervals throughout the day to maintain a steady dosage. All of these are perfectly fine and are down to each individual's preference. The important thing is to make sure you do not exceed the recommended daily dosage.

• Morning: ideal for those adding CBD to their daily supplement routine.
• Evening / before bed: popular for CBD oil sleep support. Read: Will CBD Help Me Sleep?
• Throughout the day: small, regular doses help maintain a steady level of CBD in the body.

What do the mg and % numbers for CBD oil mean?

The number in milligrams (mg) refers to the total amount of cannabinoids contained within the product.

This is not necessarily equal to the strength of the CBD oil, as the volume of the bottle which contains it (measured in millilitres, or ml for short) determines the amount of CBD that is present within each drop.

For example, in a 10ml bottle of CBD oil which has 3000 mg on the label, each drop will contain three times as much CBD as a 30ml bottle of CBD oil which also has 3000 mg on the label, making it three times stronger.

The percentage (%) refers to the concentration of CBD present within the oil. This is a more accurate measure of the drop-for-drop strength of any CBD oil.

How much does CBD oil cost?

The table below shows the price of CBD oil per milligram (mg) for various strengths and the amount of CBD contained within each drop.

As you'd expect, high strength CBD oils, like 40% CBD oil, are more expensive than lower strength oils, because they contain more CBD per drop, but you do save overall when buying higher strength oils as the price per mg is lower.

The table below may also be used for translating dosages across different CBD products. For example, we can calculate that one 10mg CBD capsule contains the same dosage as 5 drops of 5% CBD oil, and that one 25mg CBD capsule contains the same amount of CBD as 2 drops of 30% CBD oil.

How long will a bottle of CBD oil last?

To find out how long a bottle of CBD oil will last, take the total number of milligrams of CBD contained in the bottle and divide it by your daily dose.

For example, if your daily dosage is 21 mg, and you take 5 drops of 10% CBD oil (1000 mg) daily, divide 1000 by 21 and you get 48 - so the bottle would last 48 days.

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How should I store CBD oil?

When it comes to storing CBD products, it is important to protect them from any excess light, air and heat. Doing so will preserve their quality and potency for as long as possible.

Light
Keep your CBD oil in a dark room or cupboard, away from direct or excessive light.

Air
Make sure your CBD oil is completely sealed when not in use to keep out excess oxygen and other contaminants.

Heat
Store your CBD oil at or below room temperature (around 20 ° C) away from any potential sources of heat, such as radiators, stoves, and other appliances. While it is possible to store CBD oil in the refrigerator, low temperatures can cause the oil to separate, so the bottle should be shaken well before use. For long-term storage, CBD oil can be placed in the freezer.

Are marijuana, hemp and cannabidiol the same thing?

No, marijuana, hemp, and CBD are not the same.

CBD is a cannabinoid found in the marijuana and hemp plants. While both marijuana and hemp are derived from the Cannabis sativa species of cannabis, their chemical properties differ significantly.

Hemp is the non-intoxicating form of cannabis, cultivated primarily for industrial and agricultural purposes. It is rich in CBD and contains only trace amounts of THC (<0.2%), which makes it safe and legal to use.

Marijuana, on the other hand, is an intoxicating form of cannabis that contains high levels of THC. It is grown mainly for recreational purposes and is illegal in many countries, including Australia.

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