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Whether for recreational use or for its properties, cannabidiol is gaining more and more followers. While some are looking for high-end or innovative flowers and resins, such as Piatella or Static sift, others simply want to enjoy the effects of CBD in a simple and effective way, and above all at the best price.
The good news is that in the world of legal CBD, price does not necessarily equate to quality. Some products, which are less valued than others on the market, are naturally more affordable, while offering comparable concentrations and even equally appealing flavor profiles.
In this article, we present the main categories of affordable CBD products, their uses, as well as their advantages and limitations, to help you make a choice that suits your needs... and your budget.
CBD trims are among the best products to choose if you want to enjoy excellent value for money. The term "trim" refers to mixtures of flower fragments resulting from the various stages of preparation, packaging, and transport of CBD.
In practical terms, these are most often pieces of flowers and leaves broken during harvesting, trimming, curing, or handling bags of flowers. These products are less valuable than whole flowers, but their composition can be relatively similar to that of whole flowers.
Representing a category in their own right, CBD trims can vary greatly in quality and price depending on their origin and composition. It is therefore important to choose them according to the intended use.
Some trims come mainly from flower fragments that have fallen off during transport or packaging. Rich in trichomes and cannabinoids, they often offer a quality similar to that of whole flowers. These trims can be used like traditional flowers, both in infusions and vaporization.
Other trims mainly come from the manicuring stages and consist mainly of leaves, small branches, and sometimes seeds. Less concentrated in active ingredients, they are logically offered at lower prices and are mainly intended for infusions.
To ensure that the product you are purchasing is the one you want, read the product descriptions carefully and if you have any doubts, do not hesitate to contact the seller.
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small are aimed at consumers who are looking for inexpensive CBD products but want to maintain an experience comparable to classic CBD flowers. small are small CBD buds from the same plants and varieties as standard flowers. The difference between traditional flowers and small lies in their location on the plant: small buds grow on secondary branches, further away from the top, where the largest flowers are found.
They are generally less compact and may have a slightly less intense aromatic profile. However, their CBD content often remains similar to that of traditional flowers, making them an attractive, economical alternative for enjoying the effects of cannabidiol at a lower cost.
small can be used in infusions or vaporizers in exactly the same way as larger CBD flowers.
Coming from the same varieties as big buds, you will find small sativa or indica small , grown indoors, in greenhouses, or outdoors. They are therefore perfectly suited to all tastes and budgets, while remaining less expensive than big buds.
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On a different note, CBD oils are an excellent option for enjoying the properties of cannabidiol discreetly, simply, quickly, and economically. They are particularly popular with consumers looking for precise dosing and easy daily intake.
Contrary to popular belief, CBD oils are not consumed directly from flowers. They always contain a vegetable oil that serves as a carrier, often hemp or coconut oil, into which a CBD extract is incorporated. Depending on the product, this extract may be in the form of an isolate, broad spectrum, or full spectrum, obtained by different extraction methods, including cold pressing or CO₂.
When purchasing, CBD oils may seem more expensive, with some costing over €50 for high concentrations. However, they are often more cost-effective in the long run. This is because one drop is considered to be approximately 0.05 ml. A 10 ml bottle therefore contains around 200 drops.
CBD oil is very easy to use. Simply place a few drops under the tongue using the measuring pipette built into the bottle cap.
For oils, you can choose from different concentrations (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, and 50% CBD), as well as several formulas: CBD isolate, broad spectrum, full spectrum, or formulas designed for sleep, well-being, or stress management.
To choose the most suitable option from a practical and economic point of view, it is essential to select a concentration that truly meets your needs, regardless of the price displayed on the bottle.
Indeed, a low-concentration oil may seem more affordable to purchase, but if you need to use several drops to achieve the desired effect, the bottle will be used up much more quickly. Conversely, a more concentrated oil often reduces the number of drops needed, which can prove more cost-effective in the long run, despite a higher purchase price.
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