CBDOils

CBD oils: strength, spectrum and volume

An oil with a dropper is the most flexible format: the amount moves a drop at a time, and a serving is worked out from the milligrams in the bottle. A millilitre holds about 20 drops, so a 10 ml bottle gives roughly 200. Divide the total milligrams by that and you have milligrams per drop — the only number by which two bottles compare honestly.

Strengths in the catalogue run from 5% to 40%. A higher strength is not "better": it means more cannabidiol in the same volume, so fewer drops for the same serving and a bottle that lasts longer. For a first purchase a lower strength is easier precisely because it adjusts in small steps.

Volume is a separate decision: a 10 ml and a 30 ml bottle at the same percentage give an identical drop and differ only in how long they last. Spectrum is the third — full spectrum keeps the whole plant profile with traces of THC, broad spectrum has no detectable THC, isolate is cannabidiol alone.