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Sundae Driver is the latest addition to our growing lineup. A smooth blend of earthy and fruity flavors that will leave you feeling relaxed. Each of our Cartridges and Disposables contains Cannabis-derived terpenes. We've teamed up with IKrusher to provide you with the highest quality, rechargeable, disposable vaporizer mods. They come in 4 cannabis-derived terpene flavor profiles, Wedding Cake, Gelato, Wifi OG, Girl Scout Cookies, and now Sundae Driver. Sundae Driver Sundae Driver, also known as "Sunday Driver", is a hybrid strain made by crossing FPOG with Grape Pie. This strain will make you feel balanced, calm, and happy. Sundae Driver has a sweet, mellow, and creamy flavor. Prominent Terpenes B Caryophyllene Because of its ability to interact with C2 receptors in the nervous system, Beta-Caryophyllene is said to have potent anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties. Limonene Limonene is also found in the peel of citrus fruit. It's found in food, household cleaners, and pharmaceuticals. B Myrcene Found in lemongrass, B Myrcene has been used in traditional folk medicine for hundreds of years. It's the most common terpene in the hemp plant. All of our Delta 8 Craft Edibles offer the consistent effects and highest quality Delta-8 you’ve come to expect. With delicious new flavors and more potent formulas, you'll be sure to find the right flavor to satisfy your needs. A quick word of caution: Delta-8 THC metabolites may trigger many drug tests looking for Delta-9 THC metabolites. As a precaution, you should not take this product if you need to pass a drug test. Not intended for use or sale to any persons under the age of 18. At this time Delta-8 products can not be shipped to the following states: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, and Washington. For more information, click this link to go directly to the Top Shelf Hemp Co. store, click here.

There are many ways to ingest Delta 8, but nothing comes close to the convenience and potency of a cart or disposable. Delta-eight THC is becoming increasingly popular for good reason. They are the most efficient means of ingesting Delta 8 and as demand rises, so are questions about the quality and safety of the products. Delta 8 carts and disposables are a safe choice for people for several reasons. It's a fast-acting, mild yet effective, and enjoyable method of taking Delta 8. Portability The compact size of most vaporizers allows users to be discrete. Perfect for use while you're at home or on the go. A little larger than a pen, cartridges and disposables are easily transported. Avoid the need to carry a container for your flower, edibles, or tinctures. Save some space in your purse. Avoid the need to carry a container for your flower, edibles, or tinctures. Save some space in your purse. Affordability If you're looking to maximize your investment in Delta 8 THC, you'll get much more value out of using a cartridge or disposable than any other method. Other methods can cost double the price and include half of the Delta 8. So, why stress over other Delta 8 THC products. Effectiveness Cartridges and disposables are, perhaps, the most optimal method of ingesting Delta 8. This is due to three unique attributes of vaporizers. Cartridges and disposables have a higher concentration of Delta 8 than other methods. Rather than being absorbed through the skin, soft tissue, or digestive system, vaporizing is absorbed through the lungs, the pulmonary system. This bypasses the liver and hepatic system, the organs involved in filtering the blood and metabolizing substances, on its first pass through the body. The absorption rate of vaporized Delta 8 is significantly higher than that of smoking-infused flower, at 46%. This is why vaporizing Delta 8 THC is a highly effective method. Ease of Use Vaporizers are fairly simple devices. Most vaporizers come with or are designed to be used with rechargeable batteries. These batteries ensure you get the most out of your cartridges and disposable Delta 8 THC. Higher-quality batteries can last for days with moderate use. All you need is your cart and a battery or a disposable. No other equipment is necessary. With a fully charged battery, you're good to go all day. Reduced Carcinogen Intake This benefit comes with a caveat. It specifically relates to smoking hemp flower. The burning of a pre-roll produces carcinogens that you then inhale directly into your body. Prolonged exposure to these chemicals can have a detrimental impact on your health. Studies have proven that vaping introduces less carbon monoxide into the blood. It has less of an impact on breathing and lessens the intake of carcinogens. Vaporizing does decrease the number of carcinogens produced while decreasing the other toxins present in smokable hemp products. This is why it's considered a healthier option. Better Taste Delta 8 has a wide range of flavors and scents that are sure to please. Whether you prefer baked goods, sweet fruit, or more traditional flavors, there is an option for you. It's not until being used that a mild smell that doesn't linger becomes noticeable. You can avoid any extra deodorizing or unwanted questions. Controlled Dosage With a vaporizer, controlling your dosage is a relatively easy process. Whether you're using a cartridge or a disposable unit, inhaling a small amount of vapor at a time is simple. Waiting up to 15 minutes to feel the doses full effects, all you need to do is repeat the process if you need more. Conclusion Delta 8 isn't going anywhere soon. Using cartridges and disposables is a great way to experience all of the benefits of the cannabinoid. It's a simple, cost-effective, flavorful option worth your consideration. For more information on the selection of Delta 8 products at Top Shelf Hemp Co. click .

Each of our Cartridges and Disposables contains Cannabis-derived terpenes. We've teamed up with IKrusher to provide you with the highest quality, rechargeable, disposable vaporizer mods. They come in 4 cannabis-derived terpene flavor profiles, Wedding Cake, Gelato, Wifi OG, and Girl Scout Cookies. Wedding Cake Wedding Cake is a deliciously sweet frosting flavor with a hint of citrus. With its hybrid terpene profile, it’s a great way to relax any time of the day. Gelato Gelato is a classic. With its sweet blend of creamy fruit flavors, it’s not hard to see why. Best experienced in the evening, this indica will help you find deep relaxation. Wifi OG Wifi OG has a zesty sweetness to its flavor profile with a mildly sour finish. A hybrid terpene profile, Wifi OG is great all day. Girl Scout Cookies Girl Scout Cookies have a savory and sweet flavor profile. As a sativa, you can experience those uplifting benefits alongside the relaxing sensation of our premium Delta 8 extract. All of our Delta 8 Craft Edibles offer the consistent effects and highest quality Delta-8 you’ve come to expect. With delicious new flavors and a more potent formula, you'll be sure to find the right flavor to satisfy your needs. Our Caviar Pre-Rolls are made by hand to ensure the highest quality and most consistent effects with each pre-roll. Sourced from organically grown hemp and meeting legal standards of <.3% Delta-9 THC, as required by the 2018 Farm Bill. Batch tested from DEA certified labs, hand-poured, and fully infused for accuracy. Our hand-crafted pre-rolls are manufactured with the highest standards of ingredients, extracts, and ratios. A quick word of caution: Delta-8 THC metabolites may trigger many drug tests looking for Delta-9 THC metabolites. As a precaution, you should not take this product if you need to pass a drug test. Not intended for use or sale to any persons under the age of 18. At this time Delta-8 products can not be shipped to the following states: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, and Washington. For more information, click this link to go directly to the Top Shelf Hemp Co. store, click here.

Each of our Caviar Pre-Rolls comes in a childproof glass container with a tamper-proof seal. Each pre-roll is hand-painted in distillate and rolled in infused kief. They come in 3 cannabis-derived terpene flavor profiles, Wedding Cake, Gelato, and Cookies. Wedding Cake Wedding Cake is a deliciously sweet frosting flavor with a hint of citrus. With its hybrid terpene profile, it’s a great way to relax any time of the day. Gelato Gelato is a classic. With its sweet blend of creamy fruit flavors, it’s not hard to see why. Best experienced in the evening, this indica will help you find deep relaxation. Cookies Girl Scout Cookies have a savory and sweet flavor profile. As a sativa, you can experience those uplifting benefits alongside the relaxing sensation of our premium Delta 8 extract. All of our Delta 8 Craft Edibles offer the consistent effects and highest quality Delta-8 you’ve come to expect. With delicious new flavors and a more potent formula, you'll be sure to find the right flavor to satisfy your needs. Our Caviar Pre-Rolls are made by hand to ensure the highest quality and most consistent effects with each pre-roll. Sourced from organically grown hemp and meeting legal standards of <.3% Delta-9 THC, as required by the 2018 Farm Bill. Batch tested from DEA certified labs, hand-poured, and fully infused for accuracy. Our hand-crafted pre-rolls are manufactured with the highest standards of ingredients, extracts, and ratios. A quick word of caution: Delta-8 THC metabolites may trigger many drug tests looking for Delta-9 THC metabolites. As a precaution, you should not take this product if you need to pass a drug test. Not intended for use or sale to any persons under the age of 18. At this time Delta-8 products can not be shipped to the following states: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, and Washington. For more information, click this link to go directly to the Top Shelf Hemp Co. store, click here.

Each of our 1000 MG Delta 8 Edibles comes in a jar of 25 morsels. Each morsel has 40 MG of Delta 8 THC. They come in 3 new and delicious flavors, Orange Crush, Blue Paradise, and Cherry Limeade. Our jars are childproof and come with a tamper-proof seal. Orange Crush Sunshine in a jar. Orange Crush is a zesty flavor with a very mild bite. Sweet orange with smooth finish. Great for morning time, or any time time throughout the day. Blue Paradise With a flavor remeniscent of coconuts, pineapple, and blue Curaçao, it's hard not to think of the beach when eating a Blue Paradise edible. The color of the ocean, let this tropical blend put you at ease. Cherry Limeade The sweetness of ripe cherries mixed with a hint of tangy lime, our Cherry Limeade edibles are deliciously mouth watering. All of our Delta 8 Craft Edibles offer the consistent effects and highest quality Delta-8 you’ve come to expect. With delicious new flavors and a more potent formula, you'll be sure to find the right flavor to satisfy your needs. Our 40mg Delta 8 THC Craft Edibles are made by hand to ensure the highest quality and most consistent effects with each morsel. Sourced from organically grown hemp and meeting legal standards of <.3% Delta-9 THC, as required by the 2018 Farm Bill. Batch tested from DEA certified labs, hand-poured, and fully infused for accuracy. Our gourmet edibles are manufactured with the highest standards of ingredients, extracts, and ratios. A quick word of caution: Delta-8 THC metabolites may trigger many drug tests looking for Delta-9 THC metabolites. As a precaution, you should not take this product if you need to pass a drug test. Not intended for use or sale to any persons under the age of 18. At this time Delta-8 products can not be shipped to the following states: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, and Washington. For more information, including COA's, click this link to go directly to the Top Shelf Hemp Co. store, click here.

There are so many things that can be made from industrial hemp. It's incredibly versatile. Here is a list of just a few items that might surprise you. Hemp Burgers When I think of hemp and food, the last thing I would think of is a burger. It goes to show that hemp is a versatile plant. You can find hemp seed and hemp seed oil in veggie burger recipes all over the internet. Unfortunately, we missed our chance to try a CBD-infused Rocky Mountain High burger with infused Santa Fe sauce from Carl's Jr. A 4/20 promotion in Colorado circa 2019. Underwear With sustainability and comfort in mind, we introduce to you hemp underwear. Companies like WAMA are using hemp in their fabrics, Even big names like Levi's is getting into the hemp game. Toilet Paper Often tree-free, this biodegradable and sustainable is an alternative to your traditional 2-ply. Companies like Reel Toilet Paper are making a splash with their subscription boxes. Next time you're out of TP consider a hemp alternative. Batteries Hemp might just be the future of bio-based batteries. Currently, in the research stages, hemp batteries could be an excellent alternative to current toxic battery technologies. Something worth keeping on your radar. 3-D Printer Filament For small production runs, prototyping, small business, and educational use, 3D printing is vastly superior to other industrial methods. With hemp filaments, you can add sustainability to the list. Hemp filament can be used in PLA printers with no additional setup. Hemp is a prolific plant with 101 uses. Who knows what they'll think of next. We're excited to find out. For more information on industrial hemp check out our blog, here.

1. CBD is One of Over 60 Cannabinoids Found in Cannabis. There are at least 113 different cannabinoids isolated from cannabis, exhibiting varied effects. The three types of cannabinoids that people use are recreational, medicinal, and synthetic. Research has found that the cannabis plant produces about 300 non-cannabinoid chemicals. The two most prevalent cannabinoids are delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD). 2. CBD is Legal, But Only If It's Derived From Hemp. Hemp-derived CBD products with less than 0.3% THC are legal federally but still illegal under some state laws. Cannabis-derived CBD products, on the other hand, are illegal federally but legal under some state laws. CBD is not legal in all 50 states, even if it is sourced from hemp. This is because all states have their own Controlled Substances Acts (CSA) which generally mirror the federal CSA. 3. CBD generally works better With Other Cannabis Compounds. The term “entourage effect” is used to refer to a mechanism where different cannabinoids and other naturally occurring compounds of the cannabis plant, such as resins and terpenes, act synergistically together to deliver a powerful compounding effect. 4. CBD Interacts With Several Systems in the Body. The most important receptors are type 1 (CB1) and type 2 (CB2) cannabinoids. Type 1 is found in the central nervous system (in both the brain and the nerves in the spinal cord). Type 2 concentrates in the peripheral nervous system (that allows the brain to communicate with other areas of the body) as well as in the digestive and immune systems. CBD also interacts with a handful of other body systems and affects almost every organ in the body. 5. CBD is Generally Safe. Though it's often well-tolerated, CBD can cause side effects, such as dry mouth, diarrhea, reduced appetite, drowsiness, and fatigue. CBD can also interact with other medications you're taking, such as blood thinners. If you’re considering using CBD oil, you should speak to your GP or other healthcare professionals to ensure that it is safe and appropriate for you to do so. Final Thoughts While public opinion is slowly changing in favor of CBD, it's important to cut through the propaganda of the last 110 years and get the facts. Armed with information, you are better prepared to make an educated decision. For more information on CBD check out the rest of the Top Shelf Hemp Co. blog, here.

There's a lot of misinformation about CBD on the internet. At Top Shelf Hemp Co. we prioritize cannabis education. Here are 5 common myths about CBD debunked. Myths: 1. CBD is addictive. According to WHO, CBD is a safe and well-tolerated compound, even in doses as high as 1,500 mg daily. CBD doesn’t impair psychological functions or motor skills, nor does it change the blood pressure, body temperature, or heart rate. Initial studies haven’t found a link between CBD and alterations in perception, judgment, or cognition. 2. Hemp Seed Oil and CBD Oil are the same things. The first and most poinient difference between hemp seed oil and CBD is that hemp seed oil has little to no CBD content. Hemp Oil is produced through a cold-pressing process. It's high in Omega-3. CBD Oil is extracted from the flower of the hemp plant. The second difference is the price. CBD is more expensive. CBD will come with a COA (Certificate of Analysis), a lab report indicating at the minimum the amount of CBD and Delta 9 THC in the product. 3. CBD works the same for everyone. Factors including quality, quantity, dosing, time, and bioavailability can cause variations in the effect of CBD on your body. You may not experience the same effects as your neighbor. Our genetics, metabolism, and biochemistry also have an effect on our ability to absorb CBD. 4. All CBD is the same. The market is over-saturated with any kind of CBD product you can imagine. Not all of them are created equal. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has yet to approve any CBD products for over-the-counter (OTC) use. This means that there can be a significant difference between a reputable CBD product and an inferior brand. 5. A little CBD is all it takes. Unless your doctor recommends a specific dose, it's best to start with a relatively low dose of 10 to 20 mg a day. Wait a week before increasing your dose to ensure you don't experience any unwanted effects or adverse reactions. Researchers have found that 600 mg per day appears to be safe, but one study suggests that doses of up to 1,500 mg a day are safe and tolerated well. Setting the story straight. There are a lot more myths out there to dispel. As always do your research and consult your doctor. Be vigilant and safe. You can find more information about CBD and related products check out our blog, here. .

During the last several months, self-care has become increasingly important. The mental and emotional toll just stepping out your front door takes can be substantial. Top Shelf Hemp Co. wants you at your best when you face the world. With this in mind here are 5 activities to help you tackle your day made better with CBD. Taking a Bath The bath is an escape from everyday stressors. Whether you enjoy bubbles and candles, a bath bomb and a book, or a thorough scrubbing it's your opportunity to wind down. With a glass of your favorite beverage and some CBD, you can turn bathtime into an enjoyable and aromatic haven for your worries. Meditation & Yoga Whether you need to get out of your head and into your body, or vice versa, with meditation and yoga you're guaranteed a one-two combo of mindfulness and relaxation. Take your routine to the next level with CBD. Cleaning Cleaning is an energy-intensive yet crucial part of maintaining your mental and physical wellbeing. Including CBD can help you stay energized and positive from start to finish. You'll power through those dirty dishes in no time. Arts & Crafts Indulging in arts and crafts is a great way to spend your downtime. It's known to increase your confidence and decrease anxiety. Set your mind free by adding CBD to your supply list. Watching Your Favorite Show Or Movie Let your worries fade away as you immerse yourself with CBD and your favorite story. Put your feet up and indulge. As the hero saves the day, CBD helps keep you engaged and entertained. CBD and Self-Care There's room in almost everyone's self-care routine for CBD. Take care of yourself. For more information check out the rest of our blog, here.

Q: What is Delta 8 THC? A: Delta-8 THC (or Delta-8-tetrahydrocannabinol) is a naturally occurring chemical compound called a cannabinoid that’s found in small traces in hemp and cannabis plants. Q: What is THC? A: THC (or Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol) is a chemical compound extracted from the cannabis plant. It is the primary compound found in marijuana variants. Delta 9 THC is the chemical that gives marijuana its psychoactive properties or “high” effects. Q: What is the difference between Delta 8 and Delta 9 THC? A: Chemically speaking, Delta 8 and Delta 9 are isomers. This means that they are made of the same chemical elements put together in unique ways. Specifically, the double carbon bond in the compound is at the 8th position rather than the 9th. A seemingly minor difference that yields significantly different effects. A major difference between Delta 8 THC and Delta 9 THC is the effects that they produce. This is typically the deciding factor for most people who are uncertain about which one they want to take. Delta 9 is considerably more potent than Delta 8. Q: Do Delta 8 products contain Delta 9 THC? A: While it's uncommon, some products may contain Delta 9 THC. However, it can only contain up to 0.3% Delta 9 THC to be legal according to Federal Law. Terms such as "full-spectrum" indicate the presence of THC, whereas terms including, "broad-spectrum" or "CBD isolate" indicate that THC has been removed. It's important to note that Delta 8 metabolizes into the same metabolites that drug tests look for. It is not recommended that you take Delta 8 if you might be tested in the near future. Q: Is Delta 8 legal? A: Delta 8 that is extracted from hemp and contains less than 0.3% THC is legal at the federal level with the passage of the Farm Bill in late 2018. Each state also has its own law regarding the legality of Delta 8 and therefore the legality of Delta 8 products can vary from state to state. Q: How does Delta 8 work? A: Delta 8 THC is a cannabinoid, a chemical compound that occurs naturally in the human body, and actively interacts with cannabinoid receptors located throughout the human body, known as the endocannabinoid system. When Delta 8 binds to these receptors, it triggers various physiological actions that help to regulate your appetite, pain sensation, mood, and memory. Q: Who to trust for Delta 8? A: Delta 8 is becoming commonplace. Asking questions is the first step in finding reputable products. Lab reports should be readily accessible. Labeling should be clear and easy to understand. Potency, purity, and consistency are the hallmarks of quality CBD products. Q: Why take Delta 8 THC? A: If you find that most Delta 9 THC is too potent, you'll get many of the same benefits without several of the drawbacks. Thought to be half as potent as Delta 9 THC, Delta 8 might represent a more mild experience. To learn more about Delta 8 THC, take a look at our growing backlog of blog posts, here.

Q: Is industrial hemp the same as marijuana? A: No, though they are both Cannabis sativa L., Industrial hemp is the non-psychoactive, low- Delta 9 THC, oilseed and fiber varieties of the Cannabis sativa plant. Hemp has absolutely no use as a recreational drug. Q: What is the difference between hemp (industrial hemp) and marijuana? A: Both hemp and marijuana are Cannabis sativa. However, in simple words, hemp is bred for CBD, grain and/or fiber production, whereas marijuana is bred for the Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) production. Q: What are the uses for hemp? A: There are 4 parts of the hemp plant commonly used. The seeds can be consumed raw, ground into a meal, renedred for oil. It's typically used as a dietary supplement. The bast (fiber) can be used to produce a wide range of items including, paper, clothing, and consturction materials. The shiv (hurd) of the plant can be used in cememt, insulation, and paper. It can even be formed into a biodegradable plastic. Lastly, the flower. Bred to contain high levels of CBD and CBG the hemp flower can be used to create smokable, edible, topical products intended for all kinds of uses. Q: Do Delta 8 products contain Delta 9 THC? A: While it's uncommon, some products may contain Delta 9 THC. However, it can only contain up to 0.3% Delta 9 THC to be legal according to Federal Law. Terms such as "full-spectrum" indicate the presence of THC, whereas terms including, "broad-spectrum" or "CBD isolate" indicate that THC has been removed. It's important to note that Delta 8 metabolizes into the same metabolites that drug tests look for. It is not recommended that you take Delta 8 if you might be tested in the near future. Q: Is hemp legal? A: Yes possessing hemp is legal. To legally grow hemp, you'll ned to reach out to your state and follow it's regulations. Q: How long does it take to grow hemp? A: Hemp plants grow quickly, with long, lanky stalks and deep tap roots. Different varieties of hemp may produce a varying quantity seeds or fiber, and they may also differ in oil composition. Hemp is typically ready to harvest in four months. Q: Where can I learn more? A: If you have more questions, please check our backlog of blog posts. If you're digging deeper, we would recommend looking at a nearby state university with an agriculture department. Probably one of the best resources for hemp related information in your community. To learn more about industrial hemp, take a look at some of our previous blog posts, here.

Q: What is CBD? A: CBD or Cannabidiol, is a chemical compound extracted from the cannabis plant. It is the primary chemical compound found in the hemp variant. It differs from THC because of its non-psychoactive properties. It will not have an effect on an individual's mind. Q: What is THC? A: THC or Tetrahydrocannabinol is a chemical compound extracted from the cannabis plant. It is the primary compound found in marijuana variants. THC is the chemical that gives marijuana its psychoactive properties or “high” effects. Q: Are CBD and marijuana from the same cannabis plant? A: No, CBD and marijuana come from different plants. They do, however, come from the same species of cannabis plant. There are three recognized species of cannabis plants—Cannabis sativa, Cannabis indica, and Cannabis ruderalis. Both CBD and marijuana are derived from the Cannabis sativa species. While CBD and THC both come from the same species of the cannabis plant, they are derived from varied genetic and environmental factors during the plant's growth phase. CBD is derived from hemp, while THC is derived from marijuana. Q: Do CBD products contain THC? A: CBD products must contain less than 0.3% THC to be legal according to Federal Law. Terms such as "full-spectrum" indicate the presence of THC, whereas terms including, "broad-spectrum" or "CBD isolate" indicate that THC has been removed. Q: Is CBD legal? A: CBD that is extracted from hemp and contains less than 0.3% THC is legal at the federal level with the passage of the Farm Bill in late 2018. Each state also has its own law regarding the legality of CBD and therefore the legality of CBD products can vary from state to state. Q: Is CBD the only cannabinoid in the hemp plant? A: No. CBD is one of many cannabinoids within the hemp plant, but it’s currently the most popular one being researched for potential wellness benefits. Q: How does CBD work? A: CBD is a cannabinoid, a chemical compound that occurs naturally in the human body, and actively interacts with cannabinoid receptors located throughout the human body, known as the endocannabinoid system. When CBD binds to these receptors, it triggers various physiological actions that help to regulate your appetite, pain sensation, mood, and memory. Q: How does CBD get incorporated into various products? A: Once extracted, CBD can be combined with a carrier oil, which is then incorporated into tinctures, foods, topical creams, and more. Q: Who to trust for CBD? A: CBD is everywhere these days. Asking questions is the first step in finding reputable products. Lab reports should be readily accessible. Labeling should be clear and easy to understand. Potency, purity, and consistency are the hallmarks of quality CBD products. Q: Why is CBD so popular? A: There is a lot of hype surrounding the benefits of CBD. Celebrities are starting their own CBD companies. Research is ongoing and regularly makes the news. Filtering out the noise, people take CBD for a variety of reasons. It's certainly not a cure-all supplement. It's also much more than "snake oil". To learn more about CBD, take a look at our growing backlog of blog posts, here.