Consumer Tips

Whether you're new to the CBD e-liquid world or you're an informed consumer, buying a CBD e-liquid can be challenging.

We're here to detail the three most common types of CBD-based e-liquids you'll see in the trade, e-liquids "broad spectrum", "full-spectrum" or "isolate".

Want to know everything about CBD oil without getting lost in technical details? Our straightforward and clear guide reveals how to choose, dose, and store your cannabidiol oil!

Between the different legislations governing hemp products, drug testing and the supposed effects of CBD, many consumers are hesitant to vape CBD before driving. We will help you sort it out.

A CBD e-liquid for e-cigarette is made of the same elements as a standard nicotine liquid. However, the extraction procedures and flavours used to make it may vary. Let’s take a closer look.

Discover the secrets of CBD extraction! This article reveals the different techniques used to obtain this precious cannabinoid. From supercritical CO2 to cold pressing, and through natural solvents, you will know everything about the processes that capture the essence of hemp.

CBD and THC are both present in hemp plants, but they have very different molecular structures and effects. Let’s find out more.

CBD e-liquids are generally available in various doses, from 50 mg to 600 mg per 10 ml bottle. This dose must be chosen carefully, as it must correspond to each person’s tolerance and usage. Read on for our tips on how to choose your e-liquid.

As CBD e-liquids are becoming more and more popular, new products are appearing on the market every day. Various names have been created to differentiate between the characteristics of the CBD e-liquids available on the market. So, now we distinguish between two types of CBD: CBD isolate and full spectrum CBD. We explain the differences below.

CBD is a molecule that is naturally present in hemp plants. It belongs to the cannabinoid family, which is made up of over one hundred...

CBD, or cannabidiol, is a natural substance present in the hemp plant. This molecule belongs to the cannabinoid family: a group of substances capable of influencing the human nervous system’s receptors. Today, we know of over one hundred cannabinoids, each with their own molecular structure and different effects. CBD is one of the most widely present cannabinoids in the plant, after THC (tetrahydrocannabinol).

Want to vape a CBD liquid? Marie Jeanne has all the tips you need for a successful first experience. Vape wattage, type of e-cigarette, composition of e-liquids... We can tell you all you need to know about vaping CBD.