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Understanding Cannabinoids

The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a natural system found throughout the body. It includes receptors known as CB1 and CB2 and plays a role in regulating functions such as mood, sleep, appetite, and physical comfort. Plant-derived cannabinoids can interact with the ECS and other signaling systems in different ways.

CBD (cannabidiol) is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid commonly used in wellness products for relaxation, stress support, and physical comfort. CBD does not produce the “high” associated with THC.

CBG (cannabigerol) is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid often used in wellness products focused on physical comfort and everyday mobility. It is commonly paired with CBD in products designed for active or physically demanding lifestyles.

CBN (cannabinol) is a cannabinoid commonly found in nighttime wellness products. It is often chosen by people looking to support relaxation, a calming nighttime routine, and restful sleep.

Stress & Relaxation
Choose Calming Relief if you’re looking to unwind, manage everyday stress, or feel more relaxed without feeling intoxicated. Made with broad-spectrum CBD and calming terpenes for daytime or evening use.

Sleep & Nighttime
Choose Sleep Relief if falling asleep, settling down at night, or getting more restful sleep is your priority. It features CBN, a cannabinoid commonly used in nighttime wellness routines, along with sleep-focused terpenes.

Physical Relief
Choose Physical Relief for everyday aches, soreness, stiffness, or recovery after physical activity. It combines CBD + CBG for a balanced approach to whole-body physical comfort.

Targeted Relief
Choose a topical when you want to focus on a specific area of the body, such as your back, shoulders, knees, hands, or muscles. Topicals are applied directly where you want support and are ideal when you don’t need a whole-body product.

Which format should I choose?

Oils — Faster Absorption
Held under the tongue before swallowing, oils can begin absorbing through the tissues in the mouth rather than relying entirely on digestion. Effects are commonly noticed within 15–45 minutes. Oils also make it easy to adjust your serving.

Gummies — Slower, Gradual Absorption
Gummies pass through the digestive system before cannabinoids are absorbed. Effects are commonly noticed within 30–90 minutes, although food, metabolism, and the individual can affect timing. They’re convenient, pre-measured, and easy to take anywhere.

Softgels — Consistent, Digestive Absorption
Like gummies, softgels are swallowed and absorbed through the digestive system. Effects are commonly noticed within 30–90 minutes. Each softgel provides a precise, consistent serving with no measuring or flavor.

Topicals — Direct, Targeted Application
Topicals are applied directly to the skin where support is desired rather than being taken orally. Many people notice localized effects within approximately 15–30 minutes, although timing varies by product, amount used, and individual.

Keep in mind: Everyone responds differently. Serving size, metabolism, body composition, food intake, and individual cannabinoid response can all influence how quickly you notice effects.

Your skin has its own endocannabinoid system (ECS), including cannabinoid receptors and other signaling pathways involved in normal skin function and the perception of discomfort.

When cannabinoids such as CBD are applied topically, they interact locally with receptors in the skin and surrounding tissues. This is why topicals are commonly applied directly to specific areas for targeted physical comfort and skin support.

Unlike gummies, oils, or softgels, most topical products are designed to act primarily where they are applied rather than circulate throughout the entire body.

Dogs and cats have an endocannabinoid system (ECS), just like humans. This natural signaling system helps regulate stress responses, appetite, sleep, immune function, and the perception of discomfort, helping maintain balance throughout the body.

Plant-derived cannabinoids, called phytocannabinoids, interact with this system. CBD influences ECS signaling and other pathways involved in these functions.

Dog tinctures offer flexible serving sizes and can be given directly into the mouth or mixed with food, while dog treats provide a convenient, premeasured amount of CBD in each treat.