Frequently Asked Questions

CBD, or cannabidiol, is a naturally occurring chemical substance found in the cannabis plant. Outside of dispensaries in the United States, it must be sourced from hemp (cannabis plants containing less than 0.3% THC). Chillax CBD is derived from hemp grown in California, which is nurtured by mineral-rich soil and our year-round sunny climate. We use full spectrum CBD, which includes no more than 0.3% THC.

"Minor" or "Rare" Cannabinoids are naturally occurring chemicals found in hemp, cannabis, and other plants. As they interact with the human endocannabinoid system, each is thought to provide distinct health and wellbeing benefits. CBD and THC are both cannabinoids, but unlike those two substances, rare - or minor - cannabinoids naturally occur in very small concentrations, accounting for only 0.01% to 10% of the total plant mass.

Until recently, extracting enough of these uncommon cannabinoids to market was difficult. Scientists believe there are dozens, if not hundreds, of uncommon cannabinoids. More uncommon cannabinoids with diverse physiological effects will become available to supplement people's health regimens as science advances.

We cannot make any claims that CBD or uncommon cannabinoids can prevent, diagnose, alleviate, treat, or cure serious conditions due to FDA regulations.

We do, however, include links to scientific and medical studies on each cannabinoid's landing page, as well as whatever uses or diseases it is being explored for. You can use this method to look up information on third-party websites for yourself.

There is also a variety of scientific research at the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NBCI). You may often locate published medical research by searching for your disease plus CBD, CBN, CBC, CBG, CBDA, THCV, CBDV, Delta-8-THC, or specific terpenes.

The endocannabinoid system, discovered in 1992, is a network of receptors located throughout the body that aids in the maintenance of our bodies' equilibrium - or homeostasis. It is thought to have a significant impact on our general health and well-being by supporting a wide range of physical functions such as mood, pain, energy, sleep, hunger, metabolism, stress, and digestion.

Endocannabinoids are naturally produced by the body with the purpose of maintaining homeostasis. According to research, CBD and other uncommon cannabinoids operate synergistically with this system to help preserve and even improve our natural balance by modifying the endocannabinoid system and boosting our own endocannabinoid production.

Each cannabinoid activates or deactivates receptors in a distinctive way, resulting in distinct effects.

Full spectrum oil is a dense, whole-plant extract that contains a wide range of cannabinoids and terpenes, each with its own profile and advantages. This rich balance fosters the "entourage effect," allowing them to be merged in a way that is greater than the sum of their individual parts.

An isolate begins with the hemp plant but is extracted to contain only one cannabinoid and none of the plant's other components. Isolates are another name for single extracts. To receive the benefits of the entourage effect, we recommend combining them with full spectrum CBD or a full or broad spectrum CBD or THC of your choice. You can regulate how much of that rare cannabinoid you receive by using an isolate, and you can take it in far higher doses than would ever occur naturally in a full or broad spectrum oil.

A broad spectrum oil is one that has had a certain cannabinoid (usually THC) filtered out while leaving the remainder of the plant's components intact.

Yes, all Chillax Gummies are manufactured in a cGMP facility. The term cGMP refers to the current Good Manufacturing Practice requirements imposed by the Food and Drug Administration in the United States (FDA).

The primary regulatory standard for maintaining the quality of pharmaceutical drugs is cGMP. Although our products are not prescription pharmaceuticals, this regulation assures that each batch meets the highest quality requirements and that consumers are safe. cGMPs provide mechanisms that ensure proper manufacturing process and facility design, monitoring, and control. Customers are assured of the authenticity, strength, quality, and purity of items if cGMP rules are followed.

No, we are a manufacturer of cannabinoid-containing goods, including CBD. This means that we do not grow hemp or cannabis ourselves, but instead source the best ingredients to make our goods.

We get our high-quality, full-spectrum CBD from hemp farmed in California.

We receive our cannabinoids from a variety of premium, reputable suppliers, ensuring that we get the greatest goods using cutting-edge processes and technology.

Please read our lab report page for third-party reports for complete peace of mind on the ingredients of our products.

You can find independent lab test results for each batch of every product here.

The complex synergistic interplay between the hundreds of components found in the hemp plant, including cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, and vital fatty acids, is referred to as the entourage effect. The full and broad spectrum oils allow them to be mixed in a way that is greater than the sum of their individual parts by keeping the rich natural balance of the plant's components.

CBD and the majority of uncommon cannabinoids are not psychoactive, meaning they will not make you high.

Delta-8-THC, on the other hand, can be psychoactive. It is thought to be half to two-thirds as potent as Delta-9-THC or "classic" THC. While using Delta-8-THC, do not drive or operate machinery.

CBN and THCV have been known to be intoxicating at extremely high doses, however the amounts recorded considerably above the doses we recommend.

Despite the fact that Delta-8-THC is generated from hemp rather than cannabis, its likeness to "classic" Delta-9-THC will very certainly cause you to fail a drug test.

For the remainder of our CBD and cannabis products, failing a drug test is extremely uncommon, but it is possible, and we cannot guarantee that you will pass a drug test.