Hemp is a variety of the Cannabis plant that contains less than 0.3% THC.  Some people confuse hemp with marjiuana, and while they come from the same Cannabis family, they have different classifications with different results and reactions in the human body. Think of hemp vs. marjiuana like you would oranges vs. lemons. Both are citrus, but one has a sweeter profile, while the other is sour and each have different usages and profiles. Hemp is most commonly known for its commercial uses like clothing, body care, and food (i.e. hemp seed hearts) and with the passage of 2018 Farm Bill, it is no longer considered to be a controlled substance, though marjiuana still remains federally illegal. The main difference between hemp with marjiuana comes from the THC content (the psychoactive part of marjiuana that gets you high). By law, hemp extract must contain less 0.3% THC (some plants have up to 30% THC).

Full Spectrum hemp extract incorporates the entire hemp plant, with all 100+ cannabinoids, terpenes, and omegas, including up to 0.3% THC. Cannabinoids are the compounds of a hemp plant and include both THC and CBD, along with 100+ chemicals. Other various of hemp extract include broad spectrum, which removes the THC, and CBD isolate, which is only CBD and not other cannabinoids. Our extract specifically comes from Colorado and Oregon!

At Hemplitude, we’re all about results which is why we triple-test our products to ensure maximum potency and quality. Our Full Spectrum hemp extract is tested by ACS Laboratory, a DEA registered, certified cannabis and CBD safem and USDA compliant lab.  It tests for potency, residual solvents, pesticides, bacteria, heavy metals, mycotoxins, and micronutrients. Once the final Hemplitude product is created, it’s tested to verify maximum potency, and then tested again to ensure contains less than 0.3% THC. Because of our strict quality control and rigorous scientific-backed testing we are 100% confident that our products contain the listed amount of hemp extract.  Each item contains lot number, batch number and expiration date providing traceability from farm to final product.