Gron – Unflavored CBD Tincture | 1000mg

$47.99

Product Details.

Ingredients: Organic Coconut MCT Oil, Broad-Spectrum Hemp Extract (1000mg).

Our beautifully simple unflavored tincture with a measured dropper for easy dosing. 33mg per dropper.
Each bottle comes with 30 servings or one month supply.

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OVERVIEW

Buy Gron Unflavored Simply CBD Tincture 1000mg

What’s in it?

Two simple, natural ingredients and nothing else. Tasteless and odorless, this tincture is non-intoxicating and designed for daily use. With no flavor, smell or taste, it perfectly pairs with smoothies, coffee, or taken straight under the tongue.

Consult a physician if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications or have a serious medical condition.

What Are Tinctures

A CBD tincture is an alcohol-based extract. High-proof alcohol is used as a solvent to extract the natural compounds of the cannabis plant, and it’s also used in the finished product.

“CBD in alcohol-based liquids will often contain approximately 60 to 70 percent alcohol,” says Markus. “Generally, alcohol-based tinctures have a longer shelf life (3 to 5 years) but exude a very bitter taste.”

To mask the bitterness, tinctures are often mixed with additives like sweeteners, flavoring, or vegetable glycerin. Some companies might also add vitamins, herbal extracts, or supplements like melatonin, depending on the goal of the product.

CBD tinctures are not very common, partly because of the bitter taste. Many products labeled as tinctures are actually oils.

How Tincture Are Made & Thier Benefits

CBD tinctures are generally made from high CBD strains of hemp, with 60 to 70 percent alcohol, and are primarily used to help relieve anxiety or ease pain. “Tinctures are convenient, have a long shelf life, and are absorbed easily when taken under the tongue. The dose can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the number of drops taken,” notes Low Dog.

And though there’s a lot of promise with CBD preparations of all kinds, Hill says there’s still a lot of research to be done.

“The rate and scale of the research just hasn’t kept pace with the interest at this point. A lot of the medical uses for cannabidiol are backed by animal studies only or really no studies. So that’s where it can be a problem.”