CBD oil is simply the overarching category of hemp-derived CBD being housed in orally consumable oil. A CBD tincture is a product category and is a liquid solution that can be taken by mouth.

It is very common to find these terms used interchangeably as you shop but you’ll find that they’re typically a hemp-based cannabidiol product with a carrier oil like MCT oil. The best way to know what ingredients are being used is to look at the back label of the bottle.

Unscrew the top and use the attached dropper to choose what amount you would like to enjoy. Many who are new to CBD choose to start at a smaller amount as they get used to adding the natural compound to their wellness routine.

Once you’ve selected your desired amount you will put it under the tongue where it will be absorbed by the mucous membranes.

Most consumers choose to enjoy their CBD oil in the morning and night, but your routine will depend on your desired results.

It depends on the amount that you choose to enjoy and your body type and how you metabolize; but, typically, a sublingual product like a tincture will have a result feeling in just a few minutes. Because the product is absorbed through the mucous membranes under the tongue, it is a quick and efficient way to enjoy plant-based cannabinoid oils.

CBD tinctures are meant to be ingested, not rubbed on skin or into fur. It won’t have the same effectiveness. We have several topical options to choose from should that be your preference.

Yes! We ship all over the United States. You can enjoy the convenience of getting Medterra’s well-loved products shipped to your door. All of our products are made with legal, compliant, American-grown hemp and we offer options in methods and in ways to save with recurring orders.

No. CBD (Cannabidiol) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid that has been extracted and isolated. The bulk of our oil options are made using isolated CBD. We also offer some Broad-Spectrum tinctures which do contain minor cannabinoids and terpenes – all with their own potential benefits.

“Weed” is a slang term that has been utilized throughout society to describe the high THC Cannabis (a.k.a. “marijuana) plant. Hemp is high CBD Cannabis. While the plants are siblings, they are genetically different. Their THC levels are vastly different, thanks to seed genetics, and that allows for hemp to be available nationwide while high THC Cannabis is restricted to select states. CBD is a small organic compound that is found within both of these sibling plants in the family, however, hemp is what has the predominantly CBD profile which can be utilized in this way.