CBD is derived from Hemp, but is not all the same. If a CBD product contains several naturally occurring cannabis plant extracts, such as terpenes and other cannabinoids — including up to 0.3% THC — it is full-spectrum CBD. Broad-spectrum CBD also contains several cannabis plant compounds, but it is typically entirely free of THC. That said, there may sometimes be trace amounts of THC in broad-spectrum CBD products. CBD isolate is the third common form of CBD. This is the pure form of CBD and contains no other cannabis plant compounds. However, while these terms do carry some meaning, “CBD” and related terms do not undergo much regulation, so some manufacturers may use the words interchangeably or misuse them. At Edwin’s Edibles, we use Full Spectrum CBD. It offers the most benefits for the entourage effect.