CBD Capsules & Tablets

As driving after using cannabis would be illegal, it’s natural to wonder whether CBD would fall under the same restrictions.

 

You’ll be pleased to learn that as the CBD oil sold in the UK contains only tiny amounts of THC, it should affect your judgement or your ability to drive.

 

However, it’s important to note that you should take some time after taking any treatment or herbal remedy to see how it affects you before you attempt to drive.

 

If you feel sleepy, dizzy, or drowsy or are finding it difficult to concentrate after taking CBD (or anything else for that matter) you shouldn’t attempt to drive until you’re sure the symptoms have passed and you’d be able to do so safely.

 

It’s your responsibility to make sure that you’re fit to be behind the wheel, so make sure you take your time and remember that it’s better to be safe than sorry.

When you’re breastfeeding, it’s very important to consider what you’re taking into your body as there’s a chance that it can pass into your breastmilk when you feed your baby.

 

At the moment, there isn’t much information available about CBD and its effects on babies while breastfeeding or during pregnancy, so we’d recommend giving it a miss.

 

If you feel that you absolutely need to take CBD while breastfeeding then you should speak to your doctor before taking anything.

 

They’ll be able to assess whether these products would be right for you, and recommend other treatments which may be better for you.

 

During your pregnancy or while breastfeeding, you should only take medications or treatments if told to do so by your doctor or another medical professional.

Yes, CBD is safe. The World Health Organisation’s report on CBD stated it is ‘well tolerated with a good safety profile’.

 

Do always make sure to buy your CBD from a reputable brand, like Cannaray, to make sure you’re getting high-quality supplements.

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CBD is one of the many naturally-occurring compounds that are specific to the cannabis family of plants. It’s perhaps the second most well-known after THC. CBD is an acronym for the compound’s full name – cannabidiol. Cannabidiol products have become popular in the UK over the last few years since products containing the cannabinoid started to appear on high street shelves. Since then, the potential for CBD products has evolved, as has the quality of them. Cannabidiol isn’t the same as medical marijuana, as the CBD products that you can buy online and in high street stores aren’t actually medicines, as they aren’t licenced to treat any condition or ailment. However, anecdotal advice and some preliminary studies suggest that it may have certain benefits, but much more research is needed before any claims can be made about how CBD may be able to help you.