CBD Capsules, Pills, and Softgels

CBD capsules offer the same benefits you’ll get from other CBD products, but because of their ingestible form they’re best for slow, steady, all-day benefits. The full spectrum CBD capsules include a small amount of THC – enough for added benefits, but not enough to get you high.

CBD softgels are best taken daily at a consistent level for you to understand what works best for you. Try starting with the lowest concentration, one every morning and evening, and monitor how you feel over the next 30 days. If you aren’t satisfied with the results, try gradually increasing or decreasing the number as needed.

Start by following the label’s directions by taking one pill about an hour before bedtime. If that’s insufficient you can increase the amount or concentration, but keep in mind that if you’re using these daily you might feel the effects more strongly over time as the CBD builds up in your system.

Full spectrum CBD pills like capsules and softgels are a great way to maintain your overall wellness, though they aren’t meant to treat specific conditions. Users report a greater sense of calm, lower stress, better sleep, and a sense of general well-being. The best way to know whether full spectrum CBD pills work for you is to try them out!

This depends on your metabolism and other factors, but for most people it takes at least an hour for CBD capsules to go through their digestive system and into their bloodstream. That’s why full spectrum CBD capsules are good for a daily routine to keep a base level of CBD and other cannabinoids in your system.

The best strength for you depends on multiple factors, including what other CBD products you’re taking. Most people do well taking a total of 200 mg of CBD a day, which is covered by just one serving of our full spectrum CBD capsules. However, if you’re mixing them up with other CBD products (other than topicals) you might want to use lower strength softgels to optimize your total daily intake.

The directions for full spectrum softgels are much the same as for other CBD pills: take one every morning and evening and see how you feel. Since people may respond differently to full spectrum CBD than to broad spectrum, however, you might want to take them at different times. For instance, many people feel that full spectrum helps them to get good sleep, which means you might want to take a broad spectrum CBD capsule in the morning and a full spectrum softgel in the evening. Just do whatever makes you feel your best!

CBD capsules and CBD oil tinctures interact with your body in similar ways, so which form you pick likely depends on what’s most convenient and enjoyable for you. However, if you take CBD oil by holding it under your tongue for 30 to 60 seconds before swallowing, you will probably feel the results faster than if you take CBD by immediately swallowing it (in whatever form).

CBD capsules are federally legal in the United States if they are made from industrial hemp, which means hemp that’s less than 0.3% THC by dry weight. All of cbdMD’s CBD capsules are hemp derived, which is why we can sell them openly on our website. However, laws on cannabis vary, so what you find in local stores will depend on where you are.

Our CBD oil softgels come in three varieties: regular, CBD PM, full spectrum, and full spectrum Sleep PM. Our original CBD softgels contain Superior Broad Spectrum hemp extract and are THC-free*; the only other ingredients in them are MCT oil, gelatin, vegetable glycerin, and vitamin E.

The CBD PM softgels contain the same ingredients, but also have melatonin and herbs to help you sleep. The full spectrum CBD softgels contain full spectrum hemp extract, which has a wider range of substances from the plant, including a bit of THC. It’s not enough to intoxicate you, but many people feel they get more benefits from the whole-plant effect. Full Spectrum Sleep PM softgels are just like the CBD PM softgels but with full spectrum extract.

CBD capsules typically contain hemp-derived cannabinoids combined with a carrier oil such as MCT oil, enclosed in a gelatin or plant-based shell. Some formulas may include added ingredients like melatonin or herbal blends.

CBD capsules are generally considered safe for daily use when taken as directed. It is recommended to follow guidelines and consult a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement.

CBD itself is not typically screened for in drug tests, CBD capsules may contain trace amounts of THC that could result in a positive test.

The effects of CBD capsules can last between 6 to 8 hours, depending on factors like amount, metabolism, and body chemistry.

Yes, CBD capsules can be taken with or without food. Taking them with food, especially fatty meals, may help improve absorption.

CBD capsules and softgels are similar, but softgels typically contain liquid CBD oil inside a sealed shell, which may allow for better absorption compared to powder-filled capsules.

Some users report that CBD capsules help support relaxation and sleep quality, especially when combined with ingredients like melatonin. Effects may vary by individual.

CBD capsules should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat to maintain their potency and shelf life.

Yes, CBD capsules typically have a shelf life of 12 to 24 months. Always check the expiration date and store them properly to preserve quality.