CBD Cream
CBD cream is the combination of body lotion plus a CBD extract that is obtained from the flowers of the hemp plant. Hemp and marijuana plants are identical, except that hemp contains less than 0.3% THC. CBD cream can be made with different types of hemp extracts including full spectrum CBD, broad spectrum CBD, and CBD isolate. CBD cream is most popular for direct application to comfort muscles and joints.
The quick answer is that the odds are low. Applying topical CBD products may not cause you to fail a drug test because the cannabinoids shouldn't actually enter the bloodstream. Instead, the cannabinoids bind to the endocannabinoid receptors. That's why using CBD cream has a lower risk of making you fail a drug test than using an ingestible CBD product.
Hemp cream and CBD cream are often referred to interchangeably because CBD comes from the hemp plant. However, some companies use this to their advantage to sell fake CBD products that are actually infused with hemp seed oil. Cannabinoids come from the flower of the hemp plant after harvest, not the seed. Any hemp cream that is only infused with hemp seed oil won't actually have any CBD in it.
Applying full spectrum CBD directly to muscles and joints could be an effective plant-based solution for comfort.* These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
For anyone looking for the most potent, most beneficial CBD cream - start by making sure the topical is full spectrum. Many CBD creams are made by infusing a lotion with CBD isolate and menthol. While this mixture might provide a warming sensation that some find soothing, topical CBD isolate is not the most effective form of direct cannabinoid application. That's why Cornbread Hemp CBD creams are made only with the most potent full spectrum hemp extracts that contain the widest range of cannabinoids, including up to 0.3% THC.
