CBD Oil Raw and Decarboxylated
When you are shopping online to buy CBD Oil you will often come across the following descriptions on the labelling, “RAW” (CBD & CBDa) and “Decarboxylated” (or heated). What is the difference and what does it mean?
What is CBDa in CBD Oil?
When a cannabis plant has grown it contains cannabinoids in their acid form, so CBD rich strains will contain CBDa (cannabidiolic acid). Blending or juicing CBD rich flowers is a popular way of consuming CBDa. When decarboxylated extractions are made (cannabinoids are extracted from the flowers using heat) the CBDa becomes less as it turns into CBD. Some of the manufacturers on our site like Endoca for example offer a choice of either decarboxylated or Raw CBD Oils within their range.