Study of the CBD content in a variety of commercially available creams
With the approval by the European Union of Cannabidiol (CBD) as an ingredient for cosmetics, various creams claim to contain this cannabinoid, and many consumers are buying these products because of the alleged properties attributed to CBD. However, there is no obligation to inform users of whether the cream actually contains it, or even to guarantee its concentration when it is declared.
In this study, the CBD content of several commercially available creams was tested by mass spectrometry/gas chromatography and the results thus obtained were compared with those declared by the manufacturer.
All information in our content is based on scientific studies. If you are considering using cannabis or cannabinoids to treat your symptoms or disease, please consult a medical professional first.
The use of our content for commercial purposes is not permitted.
No form of alteration, adaptation or translation of our content is permitted without prior agreement.
In case of downloading and using our contents it will be exclusively for educational purposes and they must always be duly accredited.
The publication of our contents is not allowed without express permission.
Fundación CANNA is not responsible for the opinion of its contributors and writers.
