Facts and Questions 

CBD has an excellent safety profile. However, it is important to consult your physician before taking CBD.

This can vary. Some patients notice benefits after a single dose. However, seeing a benefit can take up to 3-4 weeks. It is vital to continue to use CBD based on the recommended dosing schedule.

After a review of published research and the clinical experiences of our extensive provider network, the side effect of drowsiness is the most common side effect. We have estimated this side effect can occur in 5-10% of patients. Other side effects that have been reported but are rare include GI discomfort, headache, hives, and pruritus (itchiness).

Any CBD product can cause a positive urine drug screen. However, the important component to drug testing is the confirmatory test. If a patient is using full-spectrum CBD there is a possibility the confirmatory test could be positive for THC. With patients using broad-spectrum CBD, again, the urine drug screen may be positive; however, the confirmatory test for THC will always be negative because it contains zero THC.

Full-spectrum CBD contains a high concentration of cannabidiol and small amounts of all other cannabinoids within the cannabis plant. This includes a small amount (<0.3%) of THC. Even though it contains a small amount of THC, it does not cause intoxication or euphoria. Broad spectrum CBD also has high concentrations of cannabidiol and the other associated cannabinoids but contains zero THC.

Scientists and physicians at ReviveMD have painstakingly reviewed hundreds of scientific articles. They have collaborated with an extensive network of partnering healthcare professionals to create a precise, condition-specific dosing schedule. This dosing schedule is available to you on our website here.

Based on scientific research, CBD's highest absorption rate occurs by placing it under the tongue, allowing it to enter the bloodstream directly. This method allows the CBD to bypass liver metabolism, increasing the amount of CBD available to the body. CBD can also be taken as a capsule; however, we do not recommend this form of administration. Topical CBD is an alternate option for patients with localized pain issues.

CBD (Cannabidiol) has garnered attention for its potential in wellness and self-care practices. It's crucial to note, however, that CBD is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The exploration of CBD's potential benefits is ongoing, with interest in how it might support individuals managing various symptoms.

Common areas where individuals explore the use of CBD include managing discomfort, enhancing sleep quality, and supporting a sense of calm in facing anxiety. These uses are informed by anecdotal experiences and a growing body of research seeking to understand CBD's interactions with the body.

Moreover, some individuals with conditions like Parkinson's disease, Multiple Sclerosis, and seizure disorders have incorporated CBD into their wellness routines, often in consultation with healthcare professionals. It's important to highlight that while there is interest in CBD's potential benefits for these conditions, its use should be approached cautiously and under medical advice.

The only CBD product approved by the FDA as of now is Epidiolex, which is prescribed for the treatment of certain rare forms of epilepsy. This approval underscores the importance of rigorous scientific research and regulatory review in establishing the safety and efficacy of CBD for specific medical conditions.

For anyone considering CBD as part of their wellness strategy, especially for managing symptoms associated with specific conditions, engaging with a healthcare provider is essential. This step ensures that any use of CBD is informed, safe, and tailored to individual health needs and circumstances.

We promote a provider-patient relationship, which ultimately is best for the patient. Furthermore, our products are meticulously crafted from seed to bottle using the most advanced and safest methods. This ensures quality and consistency that the healthcare provider and patient can trust.