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We mix Cannabidiol (CBD), in Nano particles, with hemp terpenes and medium chain triglycerides (MCT) for optimized absorption and effect. That way your body and mind gets the most out of every drop.
3 steps to start treatment with canabidiol (CBD)
1
Consult with a prescribing doctor
If you do not have a prescribing doctor, we can assist you with the referral.
2
Authorization from ANVISA
The authorization is issued automatically.
3
Product Acquisition
After receiving authorization from Anvisa, you will be able to purchase the product recommended by your doctor.
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International Quality
Produced exclusively from organic plants.
Frequent Asked Questions.
Which Cannabidiol (CBD) Should I Buy?
There is a wide variety of Cannabidiol (CBD) based products. Therefore, always consult a physician to find the appropriate dose for your treatment. The physician is the only professional indicated for the prescription of CBD products for medicinal purposes.
Can any medical specialty prescribe the products?
Yes. Anvisa (“Agência Nacional de Vigilância Sanitária” from Brazil) does not evaluate professional practice, so there is no restriction for any medical specialty to prescribe the products. It is enough that the doctor has an active CRM (Regional Council of Medicine) and the documents are correct.
How Long Does the CBD Last in the Body?
CBD has a very long half-life in the body (1-5 days), but the effects generally last for about 6-12 hours.
The half-life is the time it takes for exactly half of a compound to be metabolized and eliminated from the bloodstream. It is a measure used to predict how long an active dose of a compound (such as CBD or pharmaceutical drugs) will last and how often follow-up doses can be taken. With a long half-life, the concentration of CBD gradually builds up in the body – giving it longer lasting effects if you take it often.
Is CBD Addictive?
No. CBD itself is non-addictive and has a low probability of producing tolerance or physical dependence – especially when compared to alternative pain relievers or anxiolytics.