Some retailers will intentionally confuse customers with the terms associated with cannabis products. This is done because it's easier to confuse and sell than educate and sell. At the Carolina Hemp Hut stores, we dedicate ourselves to learning more about better health and cannabis all the time. It shows too when you visit us or speak with us on the phone. We know an educated consumer will save more money and be happier with their choices. Full Spectrum in a product typically means that there is a complete collection of possible phytocannabinoids present in the product. This means that there may be small amounts (often called trace amounts) of phytocannabinoids such as delta-8 THC, delta-9 THC, CBDV, CBT, and so many others. What you are far more likely to see with a hemp-derived full spectrum product is very large amounts such as 20mg, 60mg or more of CBD. The other cannabinoids are likely to all be under 5mg in total strength. When you have a Broad Spectrum product, it typically means you have a natural collection of cannabinoids like the Full Spectrum, but a key cannabinoid, in most cases delta 9 THC is not present at all or in such small amounts, there is no real impact. An isolate products will be a product that has just one (for example, CBD) cannabinoid present in the product. In all of these products, the cannabinoids are selected by the consumer for best results with their health. When you consider one brand, for example, Hemplucid or One Source Botanicals, their various Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum, or Isolate products all are highest quality and people select one product over another based upon budget, strength and desired impact of the cannabinoids that product has on their level of comfort desired.