Cibdol384mg CBD Softgels (60 Capsules)
R299
Please Note:
- Always consult your doctor. These products are not medicinal and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease, and no claims regarding such are made.
- Maximum dosage*: Under South African Law, do not exceed 20mg of CBD (Cannabidiol) per day.
- (Regulation amending s22(A)2 of the Medicine and Related Substance Act, 1965 (Act no.101 of 1965).
About
Cibdol CBD softgel capsules will revolutionise your daily CBD regimen. Featuring the same potent formula as our renowned, golden CBD oils, this new product encapsulates powerful cannabinoids within a tasteless, easy-to-swallow gel that can travel on-the-go and makes dosing easier than ever.
Each box consists of 60 capsules with 6,4mg of CBD per capsule, containing our 4% unadulterated CBD.
At Cibdol, we’ve been in the CBD game long enough to know just how different CBD products can be from one another. We always use the finest, most transparent practices to cultivate and process our 100% industrial hemp into the highest quality CBD oils.
Using clean CO2 technology to safely extract CBD and a proprietary steam-distillation process to harvest beneficial terpenes, our products are then tested on and off-site to ensure utmost compliance, effectiveness, and uniformity. What’s more, we guarantee that our CBD soft gels never contain any psychoactive cannabinoids.
Product Features
- 100% industrial hemp into the highest quality CBD oils
- Easy-to-swallow capsules
- Our softgels travel with ease and provide the same pure CBD content that Cibdol is known for, with the convenience of individual capsules.
- Softgels make dosing a breeze: Boxes contain 60 capsules, totaling 9,6ml of oil with 4% CBD content.
- This results in a total of 6,4mg of CBD per capsule and 384mg of CBD per jar!
- Take 1 softgel / 2-3 times a day.
- It is known to help with Epilepsy, pain, arthritis, back and neck pain, migraines, headaches, blood pressure, and much more
- Expiry date: February 2022
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