EZlief CBD Tincture

Our CBD Tincture are crafted using Broad-Spectrum Hemp Oil, diluted with Hemp Seed Oil, Grape Seed Oil, or MCT oil (derived from coconut). This tincture is manufactured in the USA and made from organically industrial grown hemp with 0.0% THC and all other natural ingredients. These products are designed for sublingual application but may be used topically as well.

At EZlief, we’re proud of our products, proud of their quality, and proud to sell you nothing but the best. That’s what Phytocannabinoid-Rich (PCR) Hemp Oil Tinctures are one of our newest products designed to give you all of the usual benefits of CBD Oil – and much more. CBD Tincture, CBD Tincture

What is PCR Hemp Oil?

The simplest way we can describe PCR Hemp Oil CBD, but with more.

Remember, CBD Oil is not the be-all, end-all when it comes to cannabinoids. CBD is actually just one type of cannabinoid. There are plenty of others that are commonly available, including Cannabichromene (CBC), Cannabigerol (CBG) Cannabidolic Acid (CBD) and Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC, which you may be more familiar with, as it is the cannabinoid responsible for intoxication in marijuana).

Generally speaking, CBD Oil, the type of cannabinoids you are used to, is heavy on one type of cannabinoid: CBD.

PCR Hemp Oil is different. Instead of just CBD, it contains all of the cannabinoids listed above. It also has a broader array of terpenes and flavonoids, two other critical compounds that are found in CBD oil. These terpenes give the compound a broader array of smells and flavors than you may be used to with CBD Oil.

What Are The Differences Between PCR Hemp Oil and CBD Oil?

As noted above, the primary difference is the chemical composition. PCR Hemp Oil has more cannabinoids, more flavonoids, and more terpenes. As a result, the biggest difference between PCR Hemp Oil and CBD Oil is that PCR Hemp Oil has more compounds and can give you a different experience than regular CBD Oil.

It’s also important to note that PCR Hemp Oil has different extraction methods than regular CBD Oil. For example, PCR Hemp Oil is usually extracted using ethanol.

How Can I Tell If the Product I’m Using is PCR Hemp Oil?

Easy: Check the Certificate of Analysis.

Every CBD product you use – regardless of whether or use an EZLief product – should absolutely have a Certificate of Analysis. This is a lab test, run by a third-party vendor, that will tell you what compounds and chemicals are in the CBD you are about to consume. A savvy customer can then view the results and confirm that the product they are about to use is actually what the seller says it is.

When viewing the Certificate of Analysis for a PCR Hemp Oil product, you will be able to determine if it is truly a PCR product by reading what types of cannabinoids are in it. As long as there are detectable levels of cannabinoids other than CBD, you are absolutely using a PCR Hemp Oil product.

What Are The Benefits of PCR Hemp Oil?

There’s no doubt that more research needs to be done into the specific benefits of both PCR Hemp oil and CBD Oil. However, the good news is that users report that PCR Hemp Oil appears to be able to accomplish many of the same things that CBD oil has been reported to do. Users have reported the following benefits when it comes to using PCR Hemp Oil:

• Decreased stress and anxiety.
• Reduced pain.
• Better sleep.
• Improved skin condition.

How Can I Take PCR Hemp Oil? CBD Tincture

One of the things people love the most about CBD Oil is that it can be taken in so many different ways – as a topical, vape, edible or more. Thankfully, PCR Hemp Oil works the same way – how you take it is entirely up to you. This product, as a tincture, is meant to be taken sublingually. This means you just place a few drops right underneath your tongue. However, you can also take it topically, or mix it in with your food or drink.

Is PCR Hemp Oil Available In Different Flavors?

It sure is! We understand that different flavors are better for different people. That’s why we sell PCR Hemp Oil in Minty Green, Tangy Lemon, and Citrusy Orange.

Does PCR Hemp Oil have THC? Can It Get Me High?

Whether or not PCR Hemp Oil has THC depends entirely on the specific product that you purchase. However, our PCR Hemp Oil contains no THC.

That being said, the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill requires that no CBD product contain more than .3% THC. This amount is far, far too low to result in any sort of intoxication. So, as long as you purchase legally processed CBD, there’s no way you can get high from it.

Is PCR Hemp Oil Safe? CBD Tincture

As noted by the World Health Organization, CBD Oil is generally regarded as safe, non-addictive and well-tolerated in humans. Again, more research is needed for using PCR Hemp Oil. You should always check with your doctor before starting CBD Oil or PCR Hemp Oil, as your doctor will be able to tell you if any of the medications you are taking may put you at risk for negative side effects or drug interactions. Furthermore, the U.S. FDA has not yet approved any medications with PCR Hemp Oil.

However, based on current research, there is nothing to indicate that PCR Hemp Oil is dangerous or will cause you any problems.

Directions

Keep at room temperature to preserve freshness. Store away from humidity, heat, and light. Expiration date is 18 months under sealed conditions.

Shake well before each use. Place 1 full dropper (1ml) sublingually by keeping under tongue for 60-90 seconds then ingesting. For 1oz/30ml bottle, each ml (dropper) contains:

• 8.3mg CBD/dropper for 250mg CBD Tincture bottle
• 16.6mg CBD/ dropper for 500mg CBD Tincture bottle
• 33.3mg CBD/ dropper for 1000mg CBD Tincture bottle
• 50mg CBD/ dropper for 1500mg CBD Tincture bottle

Ingredients

Active Ingredients

• Phytocannabinoid-Rich (PCR) Broad Spectrum Hemp Oil.

Inactive Ingredients

• Hemp Seed Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Organic MCT Oil (derived from coconut), Flavor Oils and Stevia (in flavored Tinctures – Orange, Lemon, or Mint).
• Concentration options: 250mg, 500mg, 1000mg, 1500mg.
• Flavor options: Natural, Peppermint, Lemon, or Orange.

Certificate of Analysis

Click here to view the Certificate of Analysis.