CBD oil is a booming supplement that is widely used for its potential benefits. One of the most common concentrations on the market is 5%, for those who are just starting out with CBD. However, not all brands consider it the best option. At Gorilla Grillz, we believe that higher concentrations, such as 10%, 25% and up to 40%, are more effective in obtaining visible results and improving value for money. In this article, we’ll explore the uses of 5% CBD and why opting for more potent alternatives can make all the difference. We believe that the 5% oil may be insufficient for most users and thus reject the use of CBD in the future for these first experiences.
What is 5% CBD oil and what are its benefits?
5% CBD oil contains cannabidiol extracted from the cannabis plant in a relatively low proportion, dissolved in a carrier oil such as hemp or MCT.
Main uses of CBD 5%
5% CBD oil is mainly used for:
- Promote restful sleep in cases of occasional insomnia.
- Reduce mild muscle discomfort.
Although it has its benefits, its low concentration limits the ability to provide effective relief for more severe problems. This leads many users to look for options with greater concentration. We take this opportunity to remind you that in our country CBD products are for topical use.
Limitations of low concentrations
A 5% CBD oil may not be enough to address more intense problems. In addition, prolonged use of a low concentration can be more expensive, as users tend to increase the dosage to get noticeable results. Therefore, higher concentrations offer a more efficient and economical solution.
Why are higher concentrations a better choice?
At Gorilla Grillz, we consider CBD concentrations above 5% to be essential to maximize benefits. Our 10%, 15%, 25%, and 40% CBD oils are designed to deliver powerful and fast results, adapting to each user’s needs.
Benefits of CBD at 10%, 15%, 25%, and 40% vs. 5%
- Improved efficiency: Higher concentrations require lower doses to achieve the same effects as a 5% oil, since the important thing is ultimately the sum of milligrams.
- Faster results
- Value: Although the initial investment is higher, a bottle lasts longer, as the doses needed are lower.
Power and efficiency for specific needs
- 10%: Perfect for users who are new to CBD, ideal for everyday use, moderate muscle discomfort or rest problems.
- 25%: An excellent choice for those looking for powerful relief without compromising on quality. This level is ideal for more severe conditions.
- 40%: Designed for experienced users who require maximum efficiency. It is perfect for chronic conditions and for those who want a natural approach in managing certain problems.
Gorilla Grillz: CBD Oils for Every Need
Our philosophy at Gorilla Grillz is based on offering CBD products that truly make a difference in the lives of our customers. That’s why we’ve designed oils that start at 10% and go up to 40%, leaving behind lower concentrations that don’t meet our expectations for quality and results. And also to choose between a range of 10ml and 30ml as well as broad spectrum oils such as full spectrum.
10% CBD Oil: The Versatile Option
Gorilla Grillz’s 10% CBD oil is perfect for those looking for a balanced product that combines potency and accessibility. Its concentration is ideal for users who want to improve their quality of life.
CBD Oil 25% & 40%: Maximum Potency for Those Looking for Intense Results
Our 25% and 40% CBD oils are market leaders for their ability to address specific needs Both products offer maximum potency on the market, making them a must-have option for those looking for immediate and effective results.
How to choose the right CBD oil for you?
Choosing the perfect CBD oil depends on several key factors. It’s important to consider your specific needs, previous experience with CBD, and budget. You can find more information in our blog: how to choose the best CBD oil for you.
Key factors: concentration, type of statement and budget
- Concentration: If you’re a beginner, start with 10%. For moderate to severe needs, opt for 15%, 25%, or 40%.
- Extract Type: Gorilla Grillz offers Broad Spectrum and Full Spectrum oils, guaranteeing products rich in cannabinoids and terpenes to enhance the effects.
- Budget: Although 5% CBD oils are usually cheaper, and even with our oils this is not the case, our higher concentrations such as 15% or 25% offer better value for money. Learn more in our guide to Broad Spectrum CBD oil.
With a range designed for all needs, Gorilla Grillz makes sure to offer effective and economical solutions.
Conclusion
5% CBD oil is an option for beginners or people with mild needs but we consider it to be too mild and that’s why we even have higher concentration oils at a better price so that users can try CBD oils to their full potential. However, at Gorilla Grillz, we know that concentrations such as 10%, 25%, and 40% are essential to ensure visible and long-lasting results. Our products are designed to maximize the effects of CBD, accommodating users of all experience levels. If you’re looking for quality, efficacy, and excellent value for money, we invite you to explore our selection of CBD oils at Gorilla Grillz. Opting for higher concentrations could not only improve your well-being, but it also ensures that you get the most value for your investment.
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