CBD VAPING: Your Complete Guide [2019 Update]

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Vaping CBD (Cannabidiol) products are one of the best ways to take advantage of their effects. You also experience the effects of CBD much faster and can consume less product overall. CBD is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid. People often choose CBD versus THC when they want to help their bodies without experiencing a high.

A 2017 study, Understanding Cannabidiol, shows that of people surveyed 54 percent use CBD to reduce joint pain and inflammation. Another 35 percent use it to treat migraines. Thirty-two percent use it to treat chronic body pain. Arthritis symptoms are behind 28 percent of users. And 26 percent use marijuana-derived CBD to treat nausea.

Within that study, 59 percent of consumers said that vaping is their preferred consumption method. CBD is popular, and vaping is a popular way to consume it. So, here’s the best way to get it done.

What is the best delivery system for CBD-rich cannabis? It’s the one that provides the right dose, for the right duration, with the least unwanted side effects.

How to Vape CBD

When you vape CBD, you heat a CBD oil to the point where it becomes an inhalable vapor. You can use a conduction vape to heat around the oil. Or, you can use a convection vape to directly heat the oil.

Vapes come in many forms. Portable, handheld, and desktop vaporizers suit different needs. Many users have a variety. Others stick with the one that fits their lifestyle and budget best. Vape pens are popular because they are small and discreet. Their convenient size makes it easy to vape whenever you want.

A cartridge vape system enables users to vape pre-filled cartridges. These cartridges can be disposable or replaceable. Alternatively, you can try buying CBD e-liquids to vape. Make sure that your product is for vaping. When you vape CBD, you are likely to experience a calming effect with the appropriate product and dosage. Different people require different amounts of CBD to suit their physiology. It’s generally a good idea to start low and build up as needed.

Vaping CBD and Bioavailability

When you are consuming CBD, you lose part of it, no matter what. If you consume it orally, you’re looking at about 15 percent bioavailability. In other words, for every 100 milligrams you eat, you get 15 milligrams in your bloodstream. CBD vaping helps with bioavailability by bypassing your gut and liver.

It goes directly into your bloodstream, diffusing from your lungs. Therefore, this takes bioavailability up to 50 to 60 percent. The direct route to your bloodstream also helps with activating CBD more quickly.

With a higher bioavailability, you can use less product to get the same results. Of course, when you compare vaping CBD to other consumption methods, you will find that it is more effective than most.

Vaping CBD for Healthier Consumption

Smoking can have negative effects, whether it is tobacco or cannabis. Vaping CBD  requires much lower heat than smoking. Therefore, by avoiding combustion, you also avoid its irritants. Vapor is much easier on the lungs.

Some vape oils contain propylene glycol, which is a thinning agent. It has approval as a food additive. There have been reports, however, of people experiencing allergic reactions or throat irritation from this additive.

Some users concerned about inhaling propylene glycol seek potentially safer alternatives, such as oils made with vegetable glycerin. If you are concerned about what is in your CBD vape oil, therefore, be sure to read all of the ingredients.

Cannabis CBD Oil vs. Hemp CBD Oil

Insourcing CBD oil, you may get confused. Some oil is marketed as CBD Oil, some as Hemp Oil?  There is a difference.

Hemp is rich in CBD and Cannabis is richer in THC. Cannabinoids are found in both marijuana and hemp, but these plants are not equal.

Hemp Oil has trace amounts of THC and CBD. Cannabis-derived CBD oil has higher levels of THC. Also, Hemp Oil CBD is legal to ship across state lines, and Cannabis CBD Oil is not. (Note: Our CBD is extracted from Hemp) Your CBD oil may contain some THC, or it could be an isolated variety. Either way, it will have a potent effect, and you will feel the effects of both.

Famous Vapers and the CBD Market

You may be worried that you’re the only one interested in vaping CBD. You are, however, in great company.

With vaping’s general popularity, it is little surprise that celebrities vape too! Whoopi Goldberg wrote about her vape pen named Sippy in the Cannabist. “I take Sippy everywhere I go. And I’m respectful when I’m in a city that may not understand what I have, so I don’t flaunt her. Therefore, she plugs into my computer to charge. She stays charged for a long time.

She’s easy and discreet to use, and for folks like myself who use marijuana medicinally, it’s ideal for some reasons.”

Nate Diaz is the former UFC champion. He publicly used a vape pen to smoke CBD oil at the UFC 202 post-fight press conference.

He said, “It helps with the healing process and inflammation, stuff like that. So you want to get these for before and after the fights, training. It’ll make your life a better place.” With users both famous and every day, CBD is taking the world by storm.

According to Forbes, “The Hemp Business Journal estimated that the CBD market would grow to a $2.1 billion market in consumer sales by 2020.”

This is a 700 percent increase from 2016, showing that CBD is a growing interest. The same article indicates that 38 percent of responders wanted to learn more about CBD oil.

Finding the Best CBD Vaping Products

Look for a consistent product. You should feel similar, and the product should be similar, every time you vape. If you don’t (or it isn’t), it’s a sign that the CBD oil is unreliable.

Lab-tested CBD oil products are ideal. With these products, you can see for yourself how much CBD the oil contains. Check out lab results for information about any contaminants or solvents found in the oil, too. Therefore, you will want to avoid products with poor results!

Clearer oils seem to taste and work better than something dark or murky. You can test this with your own eyes easily. The same goes for a liquid that looks like it’s mixed well, versus one with many layers. As long as you are using a high-quality product, take your pick of potency, flavor, and other options. You may want to try various flavors until you find one that is your favorite. Therefore, Some people prefer flavorless oil, which is readily available.

With this info in hand, you’re well on your way to enjoying vaping CBD.

The effects of Vaping CBD

Unfamiliarity with vaping CBD can bring upon surprising effects during the first sessions. This may be due to you may not knowing that what you should expect from your first session of CBD. Fortunately, we are here to tell what you expect from it. First of all, you should know that CBD is not psychoactive, which essentially means that it cannot intoxicate you unless it is mixed with something. This means you will not get hazy in any way. In fact, you can get focused and clear-headed.

Many first time users of a CBD vape describe of having the feeling of “a wave of relief”. It can essentially act as a plant-derived, natural and inhaled version of Advil. You can also expect numerous physical effects that are in abundance because of taking or vaping CBD.

Will Vaping CBD get me high

This is one of the most sought after questions that are asked by our customers. And, the short answer is a big resounding NO. Now the whole answer is that CBD is usually is mistaken for another chemical compound of a Cannabis plant called THC. THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) is the compound that is responsible for making you “High”. Many of the cannabis-derived recreational drugs or substances that make you high are themselves high on THC itself. The only thing you have to do is pick a strain of the cannabis plant that is low on THC (or rather does not have it at all) and High on CBD. This way you would not get high and enjoy the CBD for pleasure or get treatment through it. On a side not due to vaping, overdose is also impossible.

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