Duane Roberts 
What do you need to know about CBD Canada? After the legalization of recreational cannabis in October 2018, there has been a surge of interest in cannabidiol (CBD) products. CBD is one of the major compounds found in cannabis plants, and it is known for its medicinal benefits. In this article, we will discuss what CBD is, how it is regulated in Canada, and the various ways you can purchase it.
What Is Cannabidiol?
Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a type of cannabinoid found in cannabis plants. Unlike THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), another popular cannabinoid found in cannabis plants, CBD does not produce psychoactive effects. This means that while consuming CBD will not cause any mind-altering effects or an altered state of consciousness. Instead, it has many beneficial health properties such as pain relief and anti-inflammatory effects.
Due to its non-psychoactive nature, CBD has become increasingly popular among those who want to experience the therapeutic benefits of cannabis without having to worry about feeling “high” or intoxicated. Because of this, many people are turning to products that contain high concentrations of CBD for their medical needs instead of traditional pharmaceuticals.
How Is It Regulated?
The regulation of cannabidiol products varies from province to province and even from city to city within each province. Generally speaking though, most provinces have adopted similar regulations for selling and consuming these products. In Ontario for example, all businesses must be licensed by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) before they can legally sell any type of cannabis product including those with high concentrations of cannabidiol. Furthermore, all sales must be conducted through licensed retail stores or online websites with valid eCommerce licenses as well as age verification systems in place so that only those over 19 years old can purchase these items legally.
Where Can You Buy It?
There are several different ways you can purchase cannabidiol products in Canada: The first option is through retail stores that have been approved by the local government and are licensed by the AGCO; These stores generally offer a wide selection of products including tinctures (liquid drops), edibles (gummies, chocolates etc.), concentrates (oils), capsules/tablets and topical creams/salves/ointments etc.. The second option is ordering online from a licensed website; These websites often offer a more diverse selection than brick-and-mortar stores but require customers to submit documentation such as government IDs for age verification purposes before they can make a purchase. Lastly some provinces also allow individuals over 19 years old to grow their own marijuana plants at home provided they obtain the appropriate license from their local government beforehand; This option may be ideal for those who want complete control over their product quality but requires additional time and effort on behalf of the user.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, it’s clear that Canadians have an abundance of options when it comes to purchasing cannabidiol products; Whether you choose to buy them at your local store or order them online via a licensed website or even grow your own at home—the choice is yours! All that matters is that you follow provincial regulations while doing so and consult with your healthcare provider if needed before using any kind of product containing cannabidiol or other cannabinoids as there could be potential risks involved depending on your individual medical history or current health condition(s). Ultimately though you should feel confident knowing that when done properly buying cannabidiol products in Canada can provide numerous wellness benefits without having to worry about experiencing any psychoactive effects!
