Description

CBD Pain Patch Uses
Temporary relief, minor aches to chronic pain associated with: muscle aches, back pain, joint pain, and stiffness. We have also heard great customer feedback from people sharing that they use CBD patches for pain.

How To Use CBD Pain Patches:
Wash & Dry Site: wash the skin where you will apply the patch. Be sure the skin is completely dry before applying the patch.
Tear: Tear pouch seal along the dotted line to unseal the pouch.
Open and Reseal: Pull apart the zipper seal. Remove one patch and reseal pouch. Some may prefer to cut the patch into smaller sections to decrease the dose and size of the patches into halves for 30 mg or quarters for 15 mg.
Remove Clear liner: To remove the liner, fold one corner of the patch over. Gently rub the folded corner between your finger and thumb to separate the patch and liner. Remove the entire liner before applying the patch.
Apply: Apply one CBD patch to the affected area. Firmly press the patch in place, focusing on all four edges.
When removing your patch, it is best to use hot water and soap to remove any remaining adhesive.

How To Store CBD Patches
Store at twenty-five degrees Celsius or seventy-seven degrees Fahrenheit; exclusions permitted fifteen to thirty degrees Celsius or fifty-nine to eighty degrees Fahrenheit.
For your protection, this sealed tamper evident package contains a resealable zip seal protection system. Most consumers will typically store their unused CBD pain relief patches in the resealable bag for convenience.

Where To Apply CBD Patches?
Unlike most topicals, CBD back pain patches do break the skin/blood barrier meaning you do not have to apply the patch directly to where you are feeling the most pain. Transdermal Patches tend to work best in very venous areas such as your feet, wrists, back, neck, and even under your arms. Since you can easily cut the CBD skin patches, you are able to apply the Active CBD Oil Pain Patch comfortably to virtually any area of the body. Keep in mind that the total dose for each patch will be reduced when cutting them into smaller pieces so in half each would yield thirty milligrams of CBD, and quarters would yield fifteen milligrams of CBD. This is also a great option if you have multiple areas of pain you want to target with multiple patches without wanting to take too high of a dose of CBD. Several studies have shown that CBD has a dosing pattern that works on a bell curve where too high of a dose may result in a decrease in effectiveness. Beyond that, the most that we ever hear about the negative side effect of taking too high of a dose of CBD is that it may make you feel more tired than normal. This is often why we usually see people newer to trying out these CBD oil patches start with at least a quarter or half to test them out.

CBD Patches
Research shows that most topical products that are applied directly to the skin have an insignificant absorption into the bloodstream, only penetrating about the first five layers of skin. Unlike most topical products, transdermal CBD patches are specifically designed to penetrate through the skin to enter the bloodstream directly. This is where the name transdermal comes from as trans is the Latin root for across and derma is the Greek root word for skin. Many people who regularly use a CBD topical product like a lotion or salve often share that the potential effects of pain reduction may only last them anywhere from two to six hours on average and they typically need to reapply more through the day as needed. Our CBD pain relief patches have a wear time of forty-eight hours as a slow release of the CBD over that period of time. This makes transdermal CBD patches a great option for people who are often traveling or on the go without as much time to stop and apply their topical CBD product. Some consumers of topical products will share that they do not like to use their hands to apply an oily lotion or salve to their skin and some of these products may even leave stains on one’s clothing when they are still being absorbed. Transdermal CBD topical patches are an excellent option to bypass the need to massage a product directly to the afflicted area.
From what some studies gather, CBD oil pain patches are suggested to have some of the highest rates of bioavailability or the percentage of CBD actually absorbed being at around ninety percent or higher. This means that you can ideally take less CBD and get more actually absorbed than other methods of consumption so you can save money while potentially getting long lasting relief. The second closest product that would match our CBD back patches in terms of high bioavailability and longer potential duration of effect would be our CBD capsules as our proprietary water soluble formula is suggested to have a rate of bioavailability around sixty to eighty percent or higher, and as an ingestion method of consumption has an average potential duration of effect of approximately six to ten hours. Our water soluble CBD tinctures could also tie for second in these areas when you mix the drops into the food or beverage to ingest rather than taking them sublingually by holding the oil under the tongue for a minute or two and swallowing.

Endocannabinoid System
In order to better understand how transdermal CBD patches work, it may be helpful to first see how it works in the human body. Researchshows that CBD interacts in our body with a naturally occurring system found in all mammals called the endocannabinoid system (ECS) which plays a vital role in regulating homeostasis or balance within the body. This is why it is suggested that CBD helps with such a plethora of various conditions and ailments. The endocannabinoid system consists of three main components; the cannabinoids, cannabinoid receptors, and enzymes.

We produce our own endocannabinoids that are made from fat-like molecules within cell membranes that are made as needed whenever the body observes an imbalance. The first endocannabinoids found were Anandamide (AEA) and 2-arachidonoylglycerol (2-AG), which are said to have a similar molecular structure as phytocannabinoids coming from the plant such as CBD. These endocannabinoids bind to our cannabinoid receptor sites CB1 which is found in the brain’s central nervous system (CNS), and CB2 found outside of the CNS and in cells of the immune system. The cannabinoid receptor sites CB1 and CB2 are like locks and located at cell membranes and cannabinoids are like the keys that fit into them to trigger a cellular response to initiate homeostasis. Finally, there are the enzymes that are designed to deconstruct the endocannabinoids after they have served their purpose. AEA is broken down by Fatty acid amide hydrolase (FAAH) and 2-AG is broken down by Monoacylglycerol lipase (MAGL). Each component of the ECS works in tandem with each other to bring the body to homeostasis and make up what is called our endocannabinoid tone, which encompasses the amount of endocannabinoids in our body, the speed they are made and broken down, and the density of receptors in our brain.

CBD With No THC Patches For Pain
Our CBD oil patches are made using a pure CBD isolate meaning that it is just pure CBD completely removed from the rest of the hemp plant. Many people who have drug screen concerns will typically prefer to take either a CBD isolate or broad spectrum CBD product as they will not have any amount of THC. Broad spectrum is a category of CBD products that are made using the full hemp extract including over a hundred different cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, and amino acids with just the THC removed through a process called chromatography.