Boost CBD Tincture | Cinnamon Turmeric | THC Free

We recommend starting with 1/4 dropper (0.25 mL,  which equates to approximately 12.5 mg CBD) 1-3x per day. With CBD, it's important to take it consistently, similarly to a vitamin or any other wellness regimen.

Boost can be taken at any time, day or night. We recommend starting your day with Boost to help improve mood and reduce stress, tension, and inflammation. 

Sublingual absorption means that the active ingredient (CBD, etc) is absorbed through the tissues and tiny blood vessels underneath the tongue. This method of absorption bypasses the liver, increasing the product's bioavailability in the body. 

Boostshould be taken sublingually (so with or without food is fine).

Boostis THC-free and lab tested. However, some extremely sensitive individuals may experience minor psychoactive effects when consuming CBD.

While this product contains zero THC, it is always important to disclose that you use CBD to a drug-testing lab or to your employer. 

We recommend checking with your doctor before using this product, since CBD, cinnamon bark, and turmeric essential oils may have drug interactions.

No. There is nothing in this product that is addicting or habit-forming. 

At low doses (< 25 mg), the product canboostyour energy levels and focus. At higher doses (50-100 mg),Boostmay make you feel tired or sleepy.

Yes, this product is Gluten Free.

Yes.

MCT stands for "Medium Chain Triglycerides." MCT oil is also called "fractionated coconut oil."

Ceylon Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Zeylanicum) is real cinnamon, which we use inBoost. The majority of "cinnamon" on the market is actually Saigon cinnamon, which can cause liver injury due to its high levels of coumarin. 

Curcumin usually refers to the extract of Turmeric root, which is natually high in the sesquiterpenes alpha-curcumene and other related compounds. Curcumin extract is what we use inBoost. 

It depends on usage rates. If taken daily at 1/2 dropper, the product will last 30 days. 

Within the USA, yes! If you're traveling internationally, we recommend looking up the local laws of where your travel destination is.