Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. CBD and hemp are both protected under federal law in the Farm Bill.

CBD is not psychoactive, meaning that using CBD does not create a “high” sensation like THC. Despite their similar chemical structures, CBD and THC don’t have the same psychoactive effects. 

The sensations that an individual experiences will vary from person to person depending on many different variables. Some of these include tolerance, frequency of use, the amount of product taken, etc. The effects of CBD are more subtle than THC and include feelings of relaxation, well-being, and calmness. CBD can affect mood and behavior but not performance and cognition. For more information, check out our blog on CBD basics.

Always check the rules and regulations about all hemp or cannabis products in locations you are visiting. Some jurisdictions may have laws that are beyond the federal government’s statutes.

It’s legal to fly domestically with Appalachian Standard’s CBD products.  All of our products contain less than the federal legal limit of 0.3% Delta 9 THC. For more information about flying domestically, check out the TSA’s website.

International travel is more complicated and requires upfront research about the destination. Research the laws of the country you’re visiting because regulations vary. If you are not 100% certain, we recommend leaving your CBD products at home for international travel.

Our products are full spectrum, which means they contain trace amounts of THC. THC in a person’s system will show a positive result on a drug test. This varies according to a person’s weight and frequency of use. If you are subjected to a drug screening, we recommend our THC-Free Gummies.

CBD, or cannabidiol, is a predominant cannabinoid in the hemp plant.  CBD has been shown to be effective in helping treat insomnia, anxiety, inflammation, chronic pain, and many other conditions. CBD does not cause a “high” by itself. Full Spectrum means you are getting all of the available cannabinoids in the plant, without isolating or removing any of them. A full spectrum CBD product may have trace amounts of THC, which are under the federally legal limit of 0.3%.

A broad spectrum product has been distilled to remove or isolate certain cannabinoids. This would help emphasize lesser cannabinoids like CBG or eliminate others like THC.

Hemp refers to the plant itself.  CBD, or cannabidiol, is one of two most predominant cannabinoids in the hemp plant - the other being THC in small amounts.

We require all customers to be at least 21 years old when purchasing.

We recommend the titration method for finding the dosage that is right for you. Begin slowly and work up to the dosage that provides the desired symptom relief.

THC is a naturally occuring cannabinoid in the hemp plant that is at a concentration less than 0.3% in all of our products. THC is the well-known psychoactive compound found in cannabis. CBD, or cannabidiol, is a predominant cannabinoid in the hemp plant.  CBD has been shown to be effective in helping treat insomnia, anxiety, inflammation, chronic pain, and many other conditions. CBD does not cause a “high” by itself.

Is your packaging discreet?

We deliver all of our goodies in basic USPS priority shipping boxes. The return address is made out to Appalachian Standard and does not mention anything about CBD or hemp. The products also all come in heat sealed, smell-proof packaging inside of the box. 

Do you ship internationally? 

We ship to all 50 states but due to global shipping regulations and restrictions we are unable to ship out of the country at this time. 

Can you ship to my state?

Our products are legal to ship to all 50 states because they have less than 0.3% Delta 9 THC, which is the federal limit. With that, we just suggest checking with your state/regions regulations and laws regarding CBD. Hemp is an ever-changing industry and subject to changes at the state level. We encourage you to know the laws in your region or state. Upon purchase you assume all responsibility of the product and hold Appalachian Standard LLC exempt from legal responsibility for one’s actions.

Can I ship my package using FedEx or UPS instead?

Not at this time. USPS is the safest company for us to ship with because unlike private carriers they need a warrant to open any package. Due to the nature of our products we are unable to ship with private carriers to ensure that our packages make it safely to you.

When will I receive my order?

Due to increased safety precautions and an amazing influx of love and support for our little farm, our current processing lead time is 1-2 business days. This window does not include weekends. Your Priority shipping time begins when your order has left our facility and is in USPS’s hands. We are working hard to narrow this window and get our handcrafted goodies to you as fast as we can!

Will I receive an order confirmation?

An order confirmation will be sent to the email address you provided once you have completed your order. If you do not receive a confirmation email, please reach out to customerservice@ross.farm and we can support you in getting your order information.

How do I track my package?

Once your order has been processed, we will print your shipping label and you will receive a notification email with a USPS tracking number. 

What do I do if my information (address, email, name, phone number) is incorrect?

Please email customerservice@ross.farm with the correct information and we will update your order, if time permits. If you entered the incorrect shipping address and your order has not been processed, there may still be time for us to correct the mistake before we print your shipping label. We recommend reaching out within 24 hours of placing the order if you notice any incorrect information. Be sure to double check your shipping info both before and after placing your order. Lead times for processing are subject to change so we can not guarantee that we will be able to make these changes in time. 

Can I change, remove, or add something to my order? 

As long as the shipping label has not been printed or assigned, we are able to edit orders. Email
customerservice@ross.farm with your desired changes within 48 hours of placing the order. We can not guarantee that we will be able to make changes to your order in time and we will work to accommodate your requests if time permits. 

How do I cancel an order?

Please email customerservice@ross.farm within 48 hours of placing the order. If your order has not been processed yet, we are more than willing to make these changes for you. Once your shipping label has been printed, we no longer have the ability to cancel your order for you.

What is your return policy? Exchange policy?

Due to Covid-19 precautions and the nature of our product, we are not accepting returns or exchanges at this time. The only exception to the rule would be if we sent you incorrect item(s) or if an item is defective. If this is the case, please reach out to customerservice@ross.farm to allow us to correct our mistakes. 

What does “in pre-shipment” mean?

Once we print your shipping label, packages typically spend 1-3 days being handcrafted before getting picked up by the USPS. If your USPS Tracking Info is showing your package as being in “pre-shipment” it means it is currently being processed and should be scanned in at the nearest hub within the next
couple of business days. Email customerservice@ross.farm if you notice your order has been in pre-shipment for longer than 10 business days (not including the weekends).

USPS cannot locate my package, what do I do?

Appalachian Standard is not responsible for replacing lost packages due to USPS, nor are we responsible for replacing stolen or misdelivered packages. Please double check the shipping address on your confirmation email for your order. If the information is correct, we recommend filing a claim with the USPS. Please forward your correspondence with them to customerservice@ross.farm for more support. 

My tracking info says my order has been delivered but it’s not here. What do I do?

We recommend double checking to make sure your package was sent to the correct address. If it’s correct, please wait 2-5 business days (not including weekends) before reaching out to customer service. Sometimes, delivery notifications are sent early due to weather, traffic, and other unforeseen circumstances. You can also reach out to the post office to see if they have any additional  information on the whereabouts of your package. After 5 business days, if you still have not received your package or given any updates from your post office, email customerservice@ross.farm. Appalachian Standard is not responsible for replacing lost, stolen or misdelivered packages but we will do what we can to help! 

My package is being returned to the sender/failed to deliver! What should I do?

Review your confirmation emails or USPS tracking information to make sure your package was sent to the correct address. Be sure to check for missing apartment/ unit numbers as this is a common reason as to why packages are returned to the sender. Email customerservice@ross.farm with your order number and correct shipping address or an updated address if applicable. Appalachian Standard is not responsible for errors made at checkout but we are happy to do what we can to help you receive your goodies! 

My package is “arriving late.” What’s up with that?

We are noticing some major slowdowns with the USPS due to COVID-19. Unfortunately, this delay is out of our control. If your tracking info says your package is “Arriving Late,” it may mean that your package was accidentally put on the wrong postal route and is currently being rerouted back to you. We recommend reaching out to the post office for clarity about the whereabouts of your package, as they may have more information than us. If your package hasn’t moved for 10 business days (not including weekends) and the post office is unable to locate your package, email customerservice@ross.farm for more support.

I received my order and my items are damaged/ missing/ incorrect. What should I do?

Email customerservice@ross.farm with your order number, a picture of the corresponding packing slip, and the items included in your order. If your items are damaged or incorrect, please also provide pictures of the items themselves for quality control purposes. We’re happy to replace incorrect, missing, or products
damaged in transit so long as we are notified of the issue within 30
days of when you receive your order.

Do your products contain THC?

All of our products are full spectrum, meaning there is a trace amount of Delta-9 THC (Below the federal limit of 0.3%) and all sorts of other amazing cannabinoids. All
of our products are extensively tested by professionals 

What is the difference between CBD hemp and “marijuana”?

To start, the word marijuana is not an actual scientific term, but a slang term that refers to high-THC cannabis. The difference between our CBD hemp and “marijuana” is that the latter contains high amounts of Delta-9 THC. This is the molecule that makes people ‘stoned’ and modern cannabis has been selectively bred so that the plant produces high amounts of it. Hemp and “marijuana” are the same species of plant, but “marijuana” is hemp that contains high THC. THC is one of many Cannabinoids, as is CBD. Instead of selectively breeding plants that produce higher levels of THC, CBD hemp plants are selectively bred to produce high amounts of CBD instead. For example, a hypothetical high-THC cannabis strain might contain 15% THC and 0.2% CBD while our CBD hemp flower contains just the opposite — something like 15% CBD and less than .3% THC by weight (this is the federal limit). 

Will CBD hemp make me feel high or stoned? 

CBD is not psychoactive, meaning that using CBD does not create a ‘high’ sensation like THC. Despite their similar chemical structures, CBD and THC don’t have the same psychoactive effects. The sensations that an individual experiences will vary from person to person depending on many different variables such as tolerance, frequency of use, the amount of product taken, etc. The effects of CBD are more subtle than THC and include feelings of relaxation, well-being, and calmness. 

What does Full Spectrum mean?

The term Full Spectrum relates to the hemp extract that is as close to the original plant as possible. These extracts contain dozens of cannabinoids and terpenes, not only CBD but CBG, THC, CBN, CBC, myrcene, pinene and many more organic compounds found naturally in the hemp plant. An assortment of cannabinoids and terpenes can contribute to the "entourage effect” whereby various cannabinoids and terpenes can work synergistically to enhance the effects of each other. 

What’s the difference between Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum, and Isolate?

Full Spectrum: We almost exclusively sell this type of CBD product. When a product is full spectrum, it means that the extracts or tinctures are not altered in any way, preserving the Full Spectrum of cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids exactly as it occurs in the plant. This includes trace amounts of THC (below the federal limit of 0.3% by weight). Having an assortment of cannabinoids and terpenes can contribute to the “entourage effect” whereby various cannabinoids and terpenes can work synergistically to enhance the effects of each other.

Broad Spectrum: A broad spectrum product is one that contains CBD as well as other plant compounds but does not contain any trace of THC. 

Isolate: CBD Isolate is CBD that has been extracted from the plant and then processed a variety of ways until what is left is pure, crystalline CBD with no other compounds
from the plant. This is useful for those who are subject to THC drug testing but does not allow for the full entourage effect that is specific to Full Spectrum. 

Is it possible to take too much CBD?

In terms of an ‘overdose’, no. In order for CBD to be toxic to your system, you would have to ingest almost 20,000 mg of CBD in a short amount of time. That would be the equivalent of eating 1333 Boujee Bears in one sitting!!

If you are new to CBD and unsure how much to take, we recommend starting with a small dose, evaluating the effects, and increasing dosage from there as necessary. Typically a normal dose on the lower end is anywhere from 15-25mg of CBD. Often, people with more severe conditions may find that a higher dose of 50-100mg is needed for full relief. Again, if you are new to CBD we recommend working your way up to this level of dose if you feel it is necessary after taking a smaller amount. You may find that the lower end dose works well for your individual needs.

What is a COA and where can I find that information?

A Certificate of Analysis, or COA, is a document that establishes that a product was analytically tested by a licensed third-party lab and meets specifications of safety and quality. Results are issued in the form of a Certificate of Analysis for each individual product.

It seems like the CBD products aren’t working? 

An individual’s correct dosage of CBD depends on the severity of the symptom being treated. We can not diagnose or prescribe CBD for any medical reason and recommend reaching out to a trusted medical professional for all medical advice. For best results, CBD should be used on a regular basis to achieve full effect.
We recommend starting with a small dose and adding more over time until you find the amount that works for you!

Can I use CBD in conjunction with other medications?

You should always consult with a medical professional if you are already taking prescribed medications to make sure CBD will not have any adverse interactions. 

What is the best method of taking CBD for me?

Each method offers a different experience and we recommend trying different methods until you find what works best for your needs! See the questions below for a more detailed breakdown of each of our offerings.

What are terpenes?

Terpenes are a major component of plant resins and the primary ingredient of a plant’s essential oil. A plant’s “terpene profile” determines much of its taste, smell, and
effects. For example, the terpene Limonene gives the plant a citrus-y taste and aroma, and is found in actual citrus fruits as well. Pinene has a piney taste and is what gives pine trees their distinct smell. Myrcene is the most common terpene among hemp and cannabis plants and is also found in hops, thyme, and lemongrass. It has a peppery taste that some describe as spicy. The effects and interactions of these terpenes is an exciting area of cannabis & hemp research! 

Will CBD increase my anxiety or create paranoia?

Because there is such a small amount of THC (Below the federally legal maximum of 0.3%) present in our full spectrum goodies, there is not a psychoactive high from using any of the hemp products. The beauty of CBD is that studies have shown it to provide a sense of peace and well-being rather than worsening anxiety. Since everyone is unique, results and experiences may vary. 

Will this appear on a drug test?

All our products are full spectrum, so they have less than the federally legal maximum of 0.3% Delta 9 THC.  It’s a bit of a grey area if the cannabinoids will appear on a drug screening as it depends on quite a few variables like the sensitivity of the test, your metabolism, the rate at which you are using the products, etc. Appalachian Standard is not responsible for any failed drug test. We wish we could give you a more straightforward answer and
unfortunately there are too many variables at play for us to make any guarantees.

Will CBD give me the “munchies”?

The increase in appetite known colloquially as “the munchies” is specific to THC and is not a side effect of using CBD. The amounts of THC present in our products are not sufficient to induce this response.

CBD-rich products may not directly give you the munchies, but can put you in a better mood, which can lead to enjoying yourself with a delicious and healthy meal. CBD doesn’t interact with the CB1 receptor the same way that THC does, so it may have an indirect impact on your appetite. For people who experience abdominal issues due to inflammation, CBD can assist with that to the point that it can prompt a return of appetite.

Can I use CBD products while nursing or pregnant?

We strongly recommend consulting your physician on the use of CBD while pregnant or nursing. Research has focused primarily on THC as opposed to CBD but studies have shown that since CBD is fat-soluble it can be expelled through your breast milk. 

Can people under 21 years of age use CBD?

The reason we say our products are for those aged 21+ is to stay in line with cannabis legalization norms. We want to be prepared for the day when both CBD and THC cannabis are federally legal, and when that day comes it will be a controlled substance like alcohol. If you would like to visit our farm in North Carolina, we can sell to 18 and up because that is allowed by this state. 

Can I give CBD to my child?

If you are thinking of giving CBD to your child, we strongly recommend checking with a trusted physician first. As a general rule, we only sell to customers aged 21 and up so we are not at liberty to make any recommendations for use by minors. 

How much CBD do I give my pet?

Although the weight of your dog doesn’t always correlate with how much CBD he/she needs, it’s a good starting point when figuring out an ideal dose. We generally recommend starting with a minimal dose of 1 mg of CBD per 10 pounds of body weight. It’s best to start small and work your way up as necessary to find the correct dosage for your pet. Please reach out to your veterinarian to ask about interactions with other medications. 

What is a Tincture?

The Tinctures are a concentrated oil, intended to be used sublingually (under your tongue) and then swallowed. There are many benefits to using a tincture as opposed to combustion or inhalation. It takes longer for CBD to hit the bloodstream this way, but the effects are more subtle and last longer compared to combustion based methods. This makes tinctures great for conditions that are constant like chronic pain etc. Tinctures work best when used regularly (like a daily vitamin) to maintain an overall sustaining calm. 

How do I use the tincture?

Tincture is sublingual and absorbed into the sublingual artery by being held under the tongue for 30 seconds to a minute and a half before swallowing. We find that for best results the tincture should be taken on a regular basis with a consistent dosage. If you are not seeing your desired effects after using the tinctures regularly over a few weeks to a month, you may need to increase your dosage. For personal dosing advice we recommend you talk with your healthcare professional. If you are new to CBD tincture, check out Blog on CBD Dosage.

What does the tincture taste like?

Our tinctures do not contain added flavors so they taste earthy with mild hints of the hemp ladies themselves. We offer a range of different concentrations of tincture so
the higher concentrations will have a more pronounced taste than the lower concentrations. 

What are the Ingredients in our Tincture?

Our tinctures consist of two ingredients: Extract from hemp flower & Organic MCT oil. 

What is MCT oil?

MCTs, or medium-chain triglycerides, are a type of saturated fat. They are a natural component of many foods, including coconut oil and palm kernel. We use organic MCT oil derived from coconuts because it’s better for the environment than MCT made from palm oil. Using MCT oil, as opposed to regular coconut oil, allows the CBD to be more bioavailable  which means it is absorbed into the body at a higher rate. 

How do I know how much tincture to take? 

All of our tinctures contain the same full spectrum CBD extract mixed with MCT oil, the difference is how concentrated a certain tincture is. The CBD dose you take should stay about the same — usually somewhere in the 15-25mg range is a typical starting dose but this is different from person to person and situation to situation. Once you find your “sweet spot” dose, the concentration of the tincture will determine how much of the tincture you would need to
take to get that dose. 

The best way to think about the tinctures is in terms of how many milligrams of CBD are in each milliliter (mL) of the oil. One full dropper measures one mL. There are measuring lines on the pipette that make it easy to get the exact amount, and the concentration of mg per mL is on the bottle for quick reference. 

For example, the lowest concentration is the 500mg 30mL tincture. This contains 16.6mg of CBD per mL (500mg divided by 30mL). Let’s say you wanted to take a 20mg dose — this means that you would need to measure out 1.2 mL of the tincture to get that 20mg. On the other end of the spectrum is our highest concentration, the 15mL 1500mg tincture and the 30mL 3000mg tincture. These are 100mg per mL — over 6 times as strong! To get a 20mg dose from this tincture you would only need to use 0.2 mL. See below for a breakdown of the mg per mL of each tincture. 

I can’t get my bottle open! What do I do?

The bottles can be a bit tricky sometimes! The tinctures come with a secure safety lock similar to that of a medicine bottle. To open, you do need to apply some pressure downward while slowly turning the top to the side. Sometimes if you turn the lid too fast it will re-engage the safety lock. Sometimes setting the tincture on a hard surface (counter or table) allows for better control while opening. Please reach out to customerservice@ross.farm if you have tried these steps and still are unable to open your bottle. 

How should I store my tincture?

For the tincture, as with any infusion, cool, dark, and sealed are the three virtues of proper storage. Rapid swings in temperature, exposure to light, and exposure to oxygen should be avoided as much as possible. A cabinet or a drawer is ideal! The tincture does not require refrigeration. The bottles are made of glass and therefore fragile so we recommend handling with care! 🙂

What should I expect from a Chill or Invigorate Tincture as opposed to the Balance Tincture?

The Balance Tincture is a well-balanced blend of our strains which makes it well suited for just about anything and being used any time! !

The main game-changing benefit from Chill or Invigorate Tincture is that one can choose an indica-leaning or sativa-leaning strain to take based on the reason for usage. Trying to take something before bed for sleep? Check out Chill Tincture! Need something invigorating to use during the day? The Invigorate Tincture may be right for you. 

We use Subcritical CO2 Extraction which is the industry leading method for preserving the full spectrum of terpenes, flavonoids, cannabinoids — all those special compounds that make each strain unique and suited for different purposes. Be prepared — these tinctures are loaded up with these pungent (some say spicy, hempy, floral, or bitter depending on the strain) natural compounds with no other added flavors. If you are a new tincture user, it might be better to start with our Balance Tincture for this reason — as a blend, its taste is more mild.

What is Diffusing?

Diffusers are devices used to release the active substances of our organic materials in the form of an aerosol through the application of non-combusting heat. Combustion (with flowers and pre-rolls) means burning something and inhaling the smoke, while diffusers heat our CBD extract enough to turn it into a gas form without actually burning it. Diffusing is an extremely effective and fast-acting way to get CBD directly into your bloodstream. These are a great option for situations where you need relief right away. 

What are the ingredients in the Vapes?

The Vape liquid contains only two ingredients: Organic, coconut-derived MCT oil, and our Supercritical CO2 Full-Spectrum Hemp Extract (also known as CBD crude oil). In addition to these ingredients, our seasonal offerings are flavored with terpenes derived naturally from plants. 

I already have a battery/diffuser. Will the Vape fit?

The vessel uses a 510 thread which is the universal industry standard for diffusers. As such, the vessel fits on all diffusers. However, our vapes are wider in diameter than most so some styles of battery do not fit the vessel itself. This is most common with styles where the vessel drops into a recessed hole in the device — it is the hole itself which is too narrow.

Missing mouthpiece?

It does look like it is missing a mouthpiece doesn’t it? But it’s not! This is a design feature of these vessels — the liquid inside only comes into contact with glass and silicon, no plastic! The mouthpiece is the glass tube that is on the opposite side from the threads. 

How do I charge my vape? 

When your package arrives, connect the stoke-stick to the USB charger and let it charge for a couple of hours. Do not use a fast/rapid charging USB port as the charger is not compatible with higher voltage USB ports. You will know the stoke-stick is fully charged when the light on the charger turns green.

How do I use my vape?

To use, unscrew the vape  from the charger and screw on the vibe-vessel.

To turn the stick on and off, push the button 5 times rapidly. The light behind the button will flash to indicate that the stick has been turned on. The button will illuminate to show that the device is firing. When you are finished diffusing, turn the stick off to preserve the life of it and to prevent accidental firing of the vibe-vessel. For best results, we recommend waiting a few seconds between uses so that the wick can draw more liquid to the coil. Rapidly firing the vessel without waiting between uses can cause the wick to be burnt by the coil which can detrimentally affect the product quality. 

How do I store my vape?

When not in use, we recommend storing the vibe-vessels in a safe location that is not subject to fluctuations in temperature or exposure to light. This will keep the vibe-vessel liquid as fresh as possible. A drawer or cabinet is ideal. Since the tank of the vessel is made of glass, we do not recommend keeping them
loose in a bag or purse as they are more fragile than vessels with plastic tanks. 

The vape offers variable voltage, what does this mean?

Variable voltage allows the user to alter the amount of power produced by the device. Our stoke-sticks allow the user to select any voltage output between 3.3 volts to 4.8 volts by simply turning a knob at the end of the stick.

The benefits of low end of the voltage spectrum (3.3V to 4V) are that the coil stays fresher longer, preserves the intended flavor of the terpenes, and improves the longevity of your stoke-stick.

The benefits of the high end of the voltage spectrum (4V to 4.8V) are the different aromatic notes that result from higher temps, and larger cloud production. It is worth noting that running your stoke-stick at these higher voltages runs the risk of burning out the coil in the vibe-vessel. We recommend starting at a low voltage and slowly increasing the voltage as needed until you find your “sweet spot”

Why is the vape not filled all the way?

The amount of liquid in each vape is measured precisely by weight (500mg or 1000mg). Some space is left empty intentionally to prevent leakage. Also, the wick of the vessel which draws the liquid to the heating element absorbs some of the liquid as well. This may reflect what you see as the “empty” space. It is extremely rare but sometimes the vape can be under-filled — if you believe that yours is not sufficiently filled, please email a picture of it to customerservice@ross.farm and we can let you know if it looks like the normal amount!

The liquid in my vape changed colors. What up with that?

Our quality CBD oils do not contain preservatives and are full of bioactive ingredients that can change over time. These changes in color do not mean that your liquid has gone bad. All that has happened is that the natural elements in the oil have reacted to heat, light, and sometimes, age. Each time you use your CBD vibe-vessel oil, you will be exposing it to heat and oxygen. This initiates the oxidation process, causing the oil to change colors. The older the CBD vessel oil is, the more likely it is to have gone through oxidation.

What are hemp strains?

In the world of hemp and cannabis, the term “strain” refers to the flower’s particular variety. If you want to be a nerd like us, the scientific term is cultivar. Each cultivar of hemp flower can be classified in 3 categories – Sativa, Indica, or Hybrid. 

Sativa = Orange label, more energizing and invigorating

Indica = Blue label, deeper relaxation

Hybrid = Blue/Orange mix, super balancing, as they are a mix of both Sativa and Indica.

How do I use the pre-roll? 

The small end of the pre-roll has a little opening that you will inhale from. Light the widest end of the pre-roll while inhaling lightly.  Then take as many tokes as you want! Sometimes you may have to relight it if it goes out. 

What is combustion?

Combustion is an inhalation method of using our ladies, which means burning something and inhaling the smoke to get the effects. This is a more effective and fast-acting method for getting CBD directly into your bloodstream for the quickest effects. These are a great option for situations where you need relief right away. 

How much of a pre-roll should I smoke?

The amount varies from person to person and depends on the individual’s needs. On days where we are exceptionally stressy or needing pain relief, we smoke anywhere from a ½ gram to full gram rollie. On other days, a few puffs and we are ready to rock n’ roll!

If you know what dose you are aiming to take, the amount of milligrams of cannabinoids (CBD, CBDA, etc.) per 1 gram of flower can be found in our COA section, in the strain’s cannabinoid profile. This will let you know the amount of milligrams per 1 gram (or ½ gram) pre-roll. 

What is Salve?

Our salve is also an absolute GAME CHANGER to relieve tension and pain topically. They pack a punch of 500mg of CBD and the menthol salve has pure menthol crystals which provides us some amazing relief! Topical CBD products can help address pain or inflammation that’s at a specific area of your body. Many of our Farm-Family share their excitement in using our Salve for their headaches, migraine, joint pain, and menstrual cramps. 

How do I use the Salve? 

As a topical CBD product, the salves are intended for external use only. The benefit of topical CBD products is that they help address pain or inflammation in a specific area of your body, such as on the joints or a sore muscle. You can apply our Salve with your hands by rubbing or massaging the targeted area of your
body. Feel free to re-apply every couple of hours or as needed!

How much CBD is in the Salve?

Each 2 ounce tin of salve contains 500mg of Full-Spectrum CBD goodness!

What are the ingredients? 

Menthol Salve Ingredients:

Grapeseed Oil, Yellow Beeswax,
Organic Coconut Oil, Full Spectrum Hemp Extract, Menthol Crystals, Peppermint Oil, Eucalyptus Leaf Oil, Rosemary Leaf Oil, Sweet Basil Oil,
Spearmint Oil, Lavender Flower Oil, Ginger Root Oil, Ravensara Oil, Cinnamon Leaf Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Helichrysum Oil, Roman Chamomile Flower Oil

Tropical Salve Ingredients:

Grapeseed Oil, Full Spectrum Hemp Flower Extract, Beeswax, Lavender Flower Oil, Vitamin E, Sunflower Seed Oil, Organic Shea Butter, Organic Jojoba Seed Oil, Rosehip Seed Oil, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, Organic Calendula Flower Extract, Organic Olive
Fruit Oil, Coconut Fragrance Oil, Lime Oil, Grapefruit Oil, Orange Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Tea Tree Leaf Oil, Roman Chamomile Flower Oil, German Chamomile Flower Oil

How do I store the Salve?

For maximum longevity, we recommend keeping the salve somewhere where it will not be subject to heat or any major temperature changes. 

How much CBD per Boujee Bear?

Each of the bears contains 15mg of CBD. 

How many Boujee Bears per Bag?

Each bag contains 10 bears. 

How many Boujee Bears should I take? 

Everyone is different but we
recommend starting with ½ to 1 bear. Each bear contains 15mg of CBD goodness. Increase your dose as needed. We do also recommend speaking to your healthcare provider for personalized dosing advice.

What are the ingredients in the Boujee Bears?

The hemp extract used in the Boujee Bears is our high concentration, Full Spectrum Greenhouse Blend Tincture. 

Other Ingredients: Corn
Syrup (From Corn), Sugar (From Beets), Full Spectrum Hemp Flower
Extract, Water, Gelatin, Citric Acid, Natural & Artificial Flavors,
Pectin (Derived From Fruits), Vegetable Oil (Coconut, Canola) and Carnauba Leaf Wax, FD&C Yellow #5, FD&C Red #40, FD&C Blue #1, FD&C Yellow #6

Are our candies gluten free?

Yes! Our edibles are all gluten free! 

Where can I find all of the ingredients and serving recommendations for each of our candies?

All of the ingredients and serving recommendations for our candies can be found in their product pages.  

What if my Edibles have melted in-transit?

While we are not responsible for packages that are affected by
weather related issues (including heat), we do offer hemp insulation as a preventative measure. Purchase it here.