CBD oils always carry a label stating “ CBD isolate “, “broad spectrum” or “full spectrum”. In the first case, the indication is quite simple: it is oil enriched with cannabidiol and cannabidiol alone. In the other two cases, the nuance is not always obvious. An oil full spectrum is, in French, an oil full spectrum. This means that at the time of hemp extraction, all of the active compounds in the plant have been retained. This is the case of flavonoids and terpenes, which participate in smell and taste, as well as cannabinoids. This is a good thing for CBG, CBN and CBC, for example, which also have virtuous properties. However, this is a problem for THC, which is considered a narcotic and is not supposed to end up in the finished product. THEoil broad-spectrum (or oil at broad spectrum) has on the contrary undergone an additional treatment which makes it possible to filter out unwanted compounds like THC. It is therefore perfectly legal, without any health risk and allows a combined action of cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids for more interesting effects. Be careful, however, by misuse of language, some brands use the name full spectrum even if there is no THC. Remember to check the label and, if necessary, consult the product's certificates of analysis!