We spend a lot of time talking about CBD, but CBG is another popular cannabinoid and it can be easy to get them confused.
If you’re feeling confused about all these different cannabinoids and find yourself sputtering CBD/CBG/CBN/CBWTF… We got you.
Here’s everything you need to know about CBD’s anti-bacterial cousin CBG.
What is CBG?
CBG is a cannabinoid quickly gaining popularity. CBG stands for Cannabigerol. It’s another cannabinoid found in the cannabis plant.
Will CBG get you high?
No. CBG will not get you high. Just like its cousin CBD, CBG is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid that, unlike THC, will not get you high.
Is CBG legal?
Yes! CBG is derived from a different part of the cannabis plant that isn’t considered a controlled substance. So, just like CBD, as long as what you are consuming has less than .3% THC, CBG is legal.
What is CBG used for?
Like some of its cousin cannabinoids, CBG has anti-inflammatory properties. Research is also showing promising connections to:
CBG is anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory among other properties.
So what is better, CBD or CBG?
If you’re curious if you should try CBD or CBG, let’s take a step back for a minute.
What are your symptoms? What are you seeking to relieve?
Related: Take a free quiz to determine which cannabinoid product is right for your symptoms.
In some situations, CBD is the best choice. Things like appetite, anxiety, and pain may respond well to CBD. CBG is helpful when treating pain, bacteria, and fungus.
So this is like asking if you’d rather coffee or a smoothie… It kind of depends on what you’re using it for.
If you’d like to try CBG for your situation, here are a few CBG products to get you started:
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CBG HAND SANITIZER$15.00 -
Menthol Ice Roll-On with CBD & CBG$45.00 -
CBG Tincture$65.00
Everything on our site is intended to be a starting point of research only. Nothing on our site should be taken as legal or medical advice. Please consult your doctor before using any type of cannabinoid, and an attorney for any legal questions.