While CBD itself doesn’t trigger a drug screen, the CBD oil you use might do so. In this case, the issue isn’t CBD, but if THC is present or not. Some CBD extracts such as full-spectrum CBD oil, contain up to 0.3% THC, meaning there is a possibility you could fail a drug test.
Full Spectrum embodies the full profile of the plant, utilizing every cannabinoid the plant has to offer, including THC. That being said, we do have a few THC free options. Like full-spectrum, the broad-spectrum oil extract aims to keep every cannabinoid except THC, making it THC-Free. With compounds to fuel the entourage effect and no THC to trigger a drug test, broad-spectrum offers the best of both worlds.
Lastly, there is CBD isolate. CBD isolate is the purest form of CBD, this extraction method removes all other cannabinoids except CBD. It does not contain any THC, meaning you will be able to pass a drug test. When choosing a CBD product that is right for you, if you are concerned about passing a drug test, Broad Spectrum and CBD isolate are both great options.