FAQ Oils

Half Day CBD oils are not intended to to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. However, according to Harvard Health, two recent studies have shown than CBD "may offer an option for treating different types of chronic pain." While more human trials are needed to substantiate this evidence, many of our customers say they use our oils to help with general relief and recovery.

It's no surprise than "CBD for anxiety" is one of the most common CBD-related searches. Half Day CBD oil is not intended to to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. However, many of our customers say they use our full-spectrum CBD oil as a way to help with daily stressors and bring a feeling of calm/balance. With Half Day CBD oil, it's not about what you feel—it's about what you don't feel.

About 25% of Americans experience sleep problems/insomnia each year. While Half Day CBD oil is not intended to to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, some customers use it before bed and say it provides a sense of calm.

Antioxidants are your best friend, as these are one of the most beneficial nutrients to maintain healthy skin.

Half Day CBD’s full-spectrum hemp oil contains the cannabinoid CBD, as well as other cannabinoids, terpenes, and antioxidant flavonoids, which offer benefits to our skin health. Still, every skin type is unique and may react differently to products. The effects of Half Day CBD oil may vary from user to user.

Unfortunately, there isn't a definitive answer regarding the safety of taking CBD while pregnant. That's because we've only scratched the surface when it comes to CBD research, which means that we still don't have as many studies on the topic as we would like. As this industry continues to expand and grow, we hope to see some educational research on the subject. Until then, we can't say for certain.

If you are a pregnant woman who wishes to take CBD or maintain an already-existing CBD routine, the first thing that you should do is speak with your doctor.

Meeting FDA approval requires time and money. CBD derived from hemp is a relatively new product on the market. In essence, it hasn’t had the time and investment yet to conduct extensive studies for submission to the FDA and possible approval.

The good news is, there hasn't been any evidence to suggest that CBD in and of itself is unsafe. Basically, the FDA doesn't know yet if CBD will interact with other products, and if those interactions might be harmful to consumers. As the CBD market continues to evolve and has time to grow, the FDA will eventually have the information it needs to approve CBD for official use.