EDUCATION NAVIGATION > HEMP OIL CHECKLIST

AND UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU’RE TAKING

Avoid marketing hype and unsubstantiated claims. Just because it’s in print does not mean its fact. Let your education of supplier, product, and the scientific transparency available to you be your foundational guiding light.

Once you verify the product claim is in good standing, take a few moments of your time to understand the product relevant to your goals.

After you have ensured product integrity and transparency, you are armed to make an informed decision. We put together a Hemp Oil checklist that is intended to guide you in making a better decision on product and provider.

Ensuring supplemental safety is primarily the responsibility of the supplier and the consumer. The easiest way to understand safety is by reading the product’s associated Certificate of Analysis (COA) report. It should be batch-specific and not a generic Certificate of Analysis. In the section below, we go into the COA’s and provide examples.

Benefits are understood because they are headliners in marketing and used to encourage the purchase of a product. Risks may be called “counter-indications” or “side effects,” but many times they are hidden or in small print, in hopes, they do not dissuade a customer from buying. We suggest reading the smaller print first, or, said differently, read from the bottom up to ensure you have a full understanding of benefits and risks.

STATED BY SELLER

This is information that’s provided by the seller or brand.

VERIFIED BY INDEPENDENT REPORTS

The independent reports are usually referred to as the Certificate of Analysis. These are provided by a third-party testing facility and should be attached to every product available.