CREAM OR DROPS
WHICH IS BETTER FOR ME?
Depend of your needs. If you are looking to relief a bones, joints or muscles pain we recommend the cream. When applied on the area of discomfort the cannabinoids are absorbed directly into the desired area providing immediate pain relief. Ingesting hemp oil drops may provide general pain relief that take longer to reach the pain site.
Now, if you are looking to relax, control anxiety, insomnia or stress you should definitely take the drops.

1000mg Hemp Oil Extract
The amount of Hemp Oil Extract in the product you are buying is the key factor when it comes to effectiveness and quality.
All of our products have no less than 1000mg of pure Hemp Oil Extract which is the reason it works. We certified the quality of our products by publishing Lab Purity Testing from external laboratories. This is something not many companies dare to do. 

Nano Technology
This technology consists in millions of microcapsules that transport the active ingredients of the product deeply into your body. Thanks to this technology the level of absorption of the active ingredients reaches over 86%. This is another reason that our creams and drops are so effective causing almost immediate results.

Insomnia
Sleeping difficulty causes drowsiness during the day. There are more than 3 million cases per year of insomnia in the United States. Most cases are related with anxiety, depression, lack of exercise and even some medications. Insomnia also is one of the main causes of stress. Is highly proven that ingesting CBD or Hemp Oil Extract produces a relaxing effect that allows to control insomnia and therefore its related diseases.

Inflammation
Inflammation is at the bottom of most chronic degenerative diseases such as arthritis, joints and muscles pain. The high efficacy to relieve the pain caused from these diseases with the use of Hemp Oil derived products is highly recognized today.

Are CBD products legal in the US?
For those who do not know, the “Hemp Farming Act of 2018", was a proposed law to remove Hemp (defined as Cannabis with less than 0.3% THC) from Schedule I controlled substances, making it an ordinary agricultural commodity. These provisions were incorporated in the 2018 United States Farm Bill that became law on December 20th of that year. Long story short, CBD is legal in all 50 States.