2.5% CBD Oil

CBD oil has been used for thousands of years, and continues to be used by millions of people across the world today. No matter your age, people of all kinds have found themselves benefitting from regular CBD use, from your everyday individual to professional athletes.

This differs with each person, taking into account weight, height, and reasons for taking CBD. If you're new to taking CBD oil, it can be challenging to know how much to take. That's where our CBD calculator (With a link to the CBD dosage calculator) comes in handy. Before you start, it's important to consider your body weight and the severity of your symptoms. Once you've plugged in this information into our CBD calculator, it will provide you with an optimal dosage recommendation.

Top Tip: Opting for CBD products with a higher concentration percentage can prove advantageous in terms of experiencing its effects and being a cost-effective solution.

Not suitable for pregnant or lactating women. If you have a pre-existing medical condition or take prescribed medication, ask a medical professional before use.

Check our dosage calculator to help you decide what strength of CBD Oil is best for you! Most of our customers choose either the 2.5% CBD Oil, 5% CBD Oil or 10% CBD Oils as these are our lower strength products. 

Simply use the pipette to place the desired number of drops under your tongue, leaving the oil for one minute before swallowing. Please remember – a drop is not the entire pipette, but a single droplet of liquid.

Try it with our CBD Cookie. This indulgent snack is packed with chocolate chips and 25mg CBD per serving – perfect for keeping your CBD levels up while satisfying your sweet tooth. Available in decadent Choc Orange and Double Chocolate flavours. You could even use this with our CBD Gummies, to help you get your daily CBD dose on the move! Looking for a more complete beginners product? Why not try our CBD Starter Kit

• Cannabidiol (CBD)
• Organic MCT oil
• Broad-spectrum terpenes

Grown and extracted in the USA, our CBD meets the highest standards and is fully compliant under state law. Utilising whole-plant extraction means we filter out all unnatural substances to maximise CBD concentration, with 0% THC guaranteed. And each and every product is third-party lab tested for certified quality, every time. 

We are members of the ACI, who we have worked with through the Novel Food process, and now also a member of the European Industrial Hemp Association – championing quality and safety across our entire industry through important regulatory policy.

How is our oil Extracted? 

While there are many ways to extract CBD from hemp, they all deliver different results. Hence, Naturecan follows a three-step CBD extraction process: 
 

1. Supercritical CO2 Extraction

Exposing CO2 to high temperatures/pressure acts as a safe solvent that is ideal for extracting CBD without damaging the other active plant compounds. Pressurised carbon dioxide is then passed through the raw hemp material, stripping away phytochemicals, and leaving a safe-to-consume CBD concentrate. While most CBD brands stop here, we have two further steps to create our CBD Oil.

2. Chromatography

To remove any further impurities and THC, we use RotaChrom’s advanced purification system - Centrifugal Partition Chromatography (CPC), which is the most reliable method for extracting large amounts of high-quality CBD. Once purified with this more sustainable and environmentally friendly technique, we’re left with a CBD concentrate with non-detectable levels of THC. 

3. Distillation

Distillation removes any unnecessary compounds left, while retaining other minor cannabinoids which makes the CBD Oil more effective through the “Entourage Effect”. Our CBD Oil now contains 90-95% CBD and at least 5% of other minor cannabinoids such as CBG, CBC and CBDA, making it more effective than isolated CBD. We then add organic MCT oil as a carrier for our CBD concentrate, which gives the CBD Oil a slight coconut taste and increases its bioavailability. 

View our CBD Certificate of Analysis

1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3165946/