CBD derived from the Cannabis sativa plant is still classified as a Schedule I substance in the United States, as the FDA has not approved its usage for therapeutic purposes.
Furthermore, the FDA does not oversee the production and labeling of CBD oil products in the United States.
Vape pens' condensation aerosols can be effective medicine delivery devices. However, people should be aware that not all products contain the amount of CBD that the label claims, according to an article published in Frontiers of PharmacologyTrusted Source.
Researchers looked at two e-liquids, Cloud 9 Hemp Yellow Brick Road and Easy Rider, in a study published by Trusted Source. According to the label, each product included 3.3 milligrams per milliliter (mg/mL) of CBD. On the other hand, Cloud 9 Hemp Yellow Brick Road contained a 7.6 mg/mLTrusted Source of CBD, while Easy Rider had a 6.5 mg/mLTrusted Source. These deviations exemplify the implications of a lack of control.
People are exposed to unknown quantities of CBD and other components that may pose a risk due to a lack of quality control.
According to an article published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public HealthTrusted Source, the oil may contain lower quantities of CBD than the label claims.
It could happen because some oils have been stored in settings that increase their instability for a long time. It could explain why the final purchased product has lower concentrations.
What to know about vaping CBD
