Understanding the distinction between CBD oil and CBD vape e-liquid is one of the most difficult aspects of using CBD products. Most people mistakenly use these terms interchangeably when referring to them, which is incorrect. What's worse is that many CBD companies don't appear to give a damn about the distinctions between those two goods.

What is CBD oil?

 A CBD extract from cannabis plants contained in a carrier oil solution is what CBD oil really is. CBD oil is used by people as a food additive, in sublingual drops, and in capsule form for medical purposes.Commonly, CO2 is used in the extraction process to separate the CBD molecules from the plant material together with other cannabinoids and terpenes.

A carrier oil like olive oil, hemp seed oil, or MCT oil can be used to hold the CBD that is produced via this approach in a pure, distilled state.

 The same extract is used in CBD vape e-liquids (in a different carrier oil), and it is diluted with substances like propylene glycol (PG) or vegetable glycerin (VG). If these two substances aren't included to the CBD mixture, the oil will be too thick to properly vaporise.