Referring to themselves as the \u2018UK\u2019s finest and most trusted producer of CBD oils\u2019, CBD one have immediately set the bar high; I\u2019m keen to see if their products can live up to their claims.<\/p>\n
CBD One are based in the UK and stock several of the usual things, such as oils and balms, but they also offer a few less common items. These include a matcha style tea called Hatcha, water-soluble CBD and their \u2018Release\u2019 patches. For the last ten days I\u2019ve been working my way through a packet of patches.<\/p>\n
In one flat packet you get 30 patches, each capable of delivering 15mg of CBD over 12 -36 hours. The label states that they can transfer an effective portion of CBD into your bloodstream (bioavailability) and they contain 0% THC. In total, you get 450mg of CBD in one packet.<\/p>\n
Having never used transdermal CBD patches before, I was impressed when they arrived. The packaging looks stylish in grey and green. It\u2019s lightweight and the patches themselves are completely flat squares, with each side slightly less than 4cm.<\/p>\n
To measure all CBD products fairly, I aim to take about 40mg per day, so I chose to apply three patches as soon as I woke up each morning. This gives me 45mg being slowly released over 24 hours. From what I\u2019ve read on the product page, this should deliver most of the 15mg from each patch, although you can leave them on up to 36 hours if you prefer.<\/p>\n
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