Infinity CBD - Extra Strong 2,000mg CBD Oil Drops | Infinity CBD UK

 Our Extra Strong 2,000mg Drops have quickly become our most popular strength and for good reason! The perfect balance of cost effectiveness and potency for more advanced users! 

Introducing our CBD Tinctures. Small 10ml bottles with 250mg, 500mg, 1,000mg or 2,000mg, 3,000mg and 4,000mg Organic CBD infused with Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

Conveniently sized for portability and a glass dropper to accurately measure your daily dose!

We believe our oil drops are priced as fairly as any on the market, we aim to bring the best quality full spectrum tincture at a price that doesn't break the bank!

Usage

Use the dropper to apply the required number of drops directly under the tongue (see below for mg per drop). Hold the oil under the tongue for at least 90 seconds to maximise absorption and swallow.

250mg 10ml = 8 drops roughly 10mg

500mg 10ml = 4 drops roughly 10mg 

1000mg 10ml = 2 drops roughly 10mg

2000mg 10ml = 1 drop roughly 10mg

3000mg 10ml = 1 drop roughly 15mg

4000mg 10ml = 1 drop roughly 20mg

That's all the really basic stuff that you need to get started with our CBD oil drops. Do you want to take a deep dive into the do's and do not's of CBD oils? Then read on!

What is CBD Oil? 

CBD oil is one of the most popular CBD products on the market due to its efficiency for absorption and ease of manufacturing and a whole host of tinctures have it has flooded the market but is it safe to say that all CBD Oils are made the same? No it’s not...

Unfortunately with an unregulated industry such as CBD currently, there are no strict guidelines or accreditation needed to verify things. You see statements being thrown around for trustability such as ‘Lab Tested’ but even that can be used misleadingly so where do you start when trying to find a suitable product to try? Well let's start with what to look out for. 

Confusing Terminology 

CBD Oil Drops (or CBD Tinctures as they’re often called), come in a range of strengths and are also described using different terminology which only serves to confuse first-time customers even more. We've served customers face to face from our own CBD retail outlet for over a year now, and have seen firsthand how difficult it can be to wrap your head around CBD products when starting out.

One confusing point for many of our customers is the different ‘strengths’ of CBD bottles. We urge our customers to ignore the strength in terms of how effective it will be to you, but more as a cost efficiency metric. Regardless of the strength you use, you can achieve the exact same dosage; it would simply mean taking more or less of the oil to achieve your dose.

For example, if you took 10mg a day:

2.5% (250mg) 10ml bottle of CBD requires roughly 8 drops

5% (500mg) 10ml bottle requires roughly 4 drops

10% (1000mg) 10ml bottle requires roughly 2 drops

When it comes down to what strength to start with, our advice is typically to start with the highest concentration your budget will allow, this way you can take a consistent dose that will be cost-effective for you to trial over an extended period of time (usually 2-6 weeks).
 

Percentage:

A lot of CBD oils will state a % on the front of the bottle, either alongside a MG (Milligram) count or by itself. The problem with this is it’s hard to quantify the value of the product without knowing other factors such as bottle size. Most people will take 10-25mg per dose, so it's much easier to to work out how long a bottle will last you by applying some quick and easy maths total CBD content vs the % within a bottle. After all if it states  5% in a 10ml bottle vs 5% in a 30ml bottle will result in wildly different total CBD content. 
 

MG Count:

Most of our customers use 10-25mg twice a day. Let's round that off to an easy number and says that they consume 25mg total a day;

A 500mg bottle divided by 25 = 20 days 

Misleading Terminology - MG Content

Still with us? We're through the looking glass now, let's dive into the really confusing stuff!

We've been retailers for a while now, selling both our own products as well as lots of others. We pride ourselves on providing peace of mind at retail by verifying the lab reports and only selling products that you can trust. Through this process, we've come across a lot of misleading info on labels. Whether it’s intentional or not is not for us to say, and this isn’t to say that brands that label things this way can’t be trusted, as with this understanding you can still utilize their products efficiently in some cases. Anyway, let's get to it. 

The dosages we proposed above are in mg or ‘Milligram’ what that refers to is the weight of the active compound (Or at least what it should refer to...). As a point of reference; 1,000mg = 1 gram, so if you buy a bottle of our 1,000mg CBD oil then that will have at least 1g of active CBD in the bottle. If you buy our 300mg Natures Balm that has .3g of active CBD content in it. 

So let's get to the confusing part. CBD comes in three main varieties; Full Spectrum Extract, Broad Spectrum Extract, and Isolate. These all come in varying strengths and cannabinoid profiles. The only way to verify exactly how much CBD is in any of these is via a lab report. You can average things if doing the same extraction processes with the same crop and strain over and over, but even then there will be variables based on the nutrients the plants had, light levels or stresses. All of this means you would still need a lab test to ascertain the actual CBD content for each batch. 

As an example of a standard Full Spectrum Extract, you will typically find distillate that has levels over 30-90% CBD content with additional cannabinoids bringing the overall potency to a higher level. We get this lab tested and made to fit our formulas such as the 10% in Olive Oil that we use for our 1,000mg CBD Drops. That means that there is roughly 100mg of CBD in every 1g of the extract. This is where some labels we’ve come across are misleading to the uninformed. Technically that 1g of 10% CBD extract has 100mg of CBD in it but in total is technically 1,000mg of CBD extract. What you as an end-user needs to know is the actual active CBD content, not the total amount of extract in there. So for our 1,000mg tincture, we use 10g of our 10% CBD extract which equates to 1,000mg, however, if we were to use the same misleading label practice we would claim that that bottle has 10,000mg of CBD! As much as this is an exaggerated example we have seen many cases where we have had irate customers come in saying we overcharge because they bought a 3,000mg tincture for £39.99 only to find out with some digging that they had actually bought a bottle 600mg active CBD in. 

Another product we regularly see these issues in are CBD Pastes. We’ll see a product stating it's 60% CBD in a 1ml syringe. This should mean that there are 600mg active CBD in the syringe however we regularly find that the active CBD is around 450mg and the other 150mg is from the other cannabinoids found in the plant. Don’t get us wrong, the other cannabinoids are vital for in a good full spectrum extract, however, in our eyes the dosage stated should be the active CBD as claimed, with the additional cannabinoids being on top of that figure. As an example on a recent lab test done on our 10% CBD oil we found it to have 1.2% of CBG, .5% CBN and similar levels of other cannabinoids on top of the 1,000mg CBD promised in each bottle. 

Perhaps we’re idiots for not doing it this way as clearly a lot of other companies are doing it and making a lot of money from it, but for us it’s about honesty and transparency. We’ve had so many interactions with people who had all but given up on CBD because they were ill-advised or mislead by the label and taking minuscule dosages.

As always we are on hand to answer questions or give advice whether you buy from us or not. CBD is an incredible natural product, but with such a young emerging industry, it’s vital that we are honest, open and supportive.