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In industry terms, this specifically indicates that the extract contains a certain amount of THC. This is important for both customers and legal reasons. At the federal level in the United States, any cannabis product that contains more than 0.3% THC cannot be legally sold. While less than 0.3% THC won't get you high, it could get you in trouble if drug testing is a part of your life. But if that's not the case, many believe that full-spectrum extracts will produce better results.

As mentioned before, full-spectrum RSO has far more THC than that. eu phone numbers This makes it completely different from any CBD oil, as THC is its main focus — whatever CBD is, is strictly a supporting player. However, due to the homemade and unregulated nature of full-spectrum RSO, the exact percentages can vary widely. In fact, if you find an online vendor selling "full-spectrum RSO" or "Rick Simpson Oil," it could be just about anything. In fact, it's for this very reason that Simpson has publicly denied selling any other products under his name.



Which brings us to the next point: why we don’t sell it.

The Problem with RSO Full Spectrum
At cbdMD, we like to be as transparent as possible about our products, how we make them, and what goes into them. We also do our best to help you spot CBD scams. While Simpson himself appears to be a true believer in his oil, there are two troubling signs about the whole RSO phenomenon that should keep you wary.

It is based on a large number of unproven claims
On our website, we like to promote the benefits of CBD, such as everyday stress management, improved sleep, and support for athletic recovery. But over-the-counter CBD isn’t approved for preventing or treating any disease, and the FDA frowns on promoting any drug as a treatment for a condition for which it hasn’t been approved. It’s particularly unhappy with claims about cancer.