What are CBN and CBG?
CBN stands for cannabinol; CBG is cannabigerol. Here is how to read their listed amounts and check the research cited for a blend.
Ingredient glossary
Understand cannabinoid names, fungal materials, extracts and broad terms such as adaptogen.
What does adaptogen mean?
A broad word about responding to stress still needs a named ingredient, a specific preparation and evidence for the claim being made.
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What powder, extract and beta-glucan mean on a mushroom label
Powder describes a physical form, extract a preparation and beta-glucan a constituent. These terms can appear together because they describe different details.
Fruiting body, mycelium and substrate: what's the difference?
A fruiting body is part of a fungus, mycelium is its network of growth, and substrate is the material it grows on. The ingredient description needs to keep them distinct.
THC and CBD: what the names and numbers mean
Identify each cannabinoid, read the amount and ratio in the right order, and keep a formula description separate from an effect claim.
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