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As interest in CBD products has grown, you've probably seen terms like CBD Isolate, Broad Spectrum, and Full Spectrum on product labels. While they may sound similar, these terms describe different cannabinoid compositions created during the extraction and refinement process.
Understanding these categories can make product labels easier to interpret and help you understand the information presented in laboratory reports and Certificates of Analysis (COAs).
This guide explains what each type means, how they're produced, and the key differences between them.
If you've looked at CBD products, you've probably seen the phrase "lab tested." But what does it actually mean?
In simple terms, a lab-tested CBD product has been analyzed by a laboratory to measure its contents and check for potential contaminants. Many manufacturers use independent third-party laboratories to provide results that are separate from their own internal testing.
Understanding what lab testing involves can help consumers make more informed decisions and better understand the information provided on CBD product labels.
