CBD, also known as cannabidiol oil is one of many cannabinoids found in cannabis. Cannabis is the genus name for both marijuana and hemp, and the term itself is not necessarily interchangeable with marijuana. In fact, almost all CBD oil today comes from industrial hemp, which contains negligible amounts of THC, which is the cannabinoid responsible for causing a high. Most strains of agricultural hemp are rich in CBD while only having less than 0.03 percent THC, making them perfect for extracting CBD oil.

No, Hemp plants, by definition, contain only trace amounts of THC, meaning consumption of hemp products will not cause a psychoactive effect or high.

Daily portions of hemp products do not contain sufficient quantities of THC to register on drug screens. However, if consumed in excessive amounts, it is possible for the compounds to accumulate in the body. Our calculations suggest several thousand cups of coffee would need to be consumed on a daily basis for a screen to return a positive result. Please do not attempt to drink thousands of cups of coffee.

We recommend you consult with your physician to determine whether a hemp oil product is right for you.

We recommend you consult with your physician to determine whether a hemp oil product is right for you and your baby.

We ship CBD coffee products within the United States, with a few states excluded due to local regulations. Due to more restrictive regulatory environments, we currently do NOT ship to Canada or to U.S. Military Bases

We can not advise or claim that hemp oil cures or treats any disease. However, research suggests they may offer wide-ranging benefits to consumers. Consulting your physician is always prudent, as is reading more about the human body's endocannabinoid system (ECS) and its role in regulating proper systemic function.

No. CBD coffees are infused with industrial hemp oil which is considered a dietary supplement by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Hemp products are routinely imported and distributed throughout the United States and are not regulated under the Controlled Substance Act.

Hemp is not marijuana and will not get you ’high’. Hemp, or industrial hemp, is a commonly-used term for cannabis sativa plant strains which contain very low levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and are typically used for its fiber and seeds.