How much cannabis oil should I use?

You can determine the right dose of CBD in several steps. It is recommended to start with a small amount and gradually increase it after 4-7 days, if necessary. Find your body weight (or the closest value) in one of the tables below and start with the mg/day value for phase 1! You can use the dose for one day in two parts, you do not have to take the daily dose at once. After 4-7 days, move to phase 2, then after 4-7 days to phase 3 and so on. Step up in the phases until you feel a positive change in your condition.

After three months of continuous use, it is recommended to take a break of 1-2 weeks.

How much CBD oil should you use then?

Below are two tables with two dosage ranges, Standard and Macro dosage values. The Standard table contains lower daily amounts, while the Macro table indicates higher daily milligram values. Choose the table that best suits your condition and start taking CBD oil or extract according to the daily milligram value indicated in Phase 1!

Don't expect miracles in the first few days! Fortunately, some people feel the effect in 1-2 days, but finding the right dose is often a multi-step process. Don't be discouraged if you don't see an immediate improvement in your condition! It's not that CBD doesn't work for you. More than likely, you just haven't found the right dose for you!

CBD OIL STANDARD RANGE

Follow this chart for pain, inflammation, autoimmune disorders, Lyme disease, anxiety, depression, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, inflammatory bowel syndrome, autism, weight loss!

CBD OIL MACRO DOSAGE RANGE

Follow this chart for epilepsy, seizures and cancer! When using full spectrum CBD oil, it is recommended for beginners to take the Phase 1 dose in 2 or even 3 doses.

HOW TO USE CANNABIS OIL?

It is recommended to use CBD oil on an empty stomach or half an hour after a meal. It is worth keeping it under the tongue for at least a minute for more effective absorption. It can be practical to use a small spoon or drip it in front of a mirror, because you can't always feel the drops falling into your mouth.

WHEN IS IT NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE CANNABIS OIL?

CBD and other natural ingredients found in CBD oils are safe, and do not have any harmful effects on health even in high doses, but their use with certain medications is not recommended. This is mainly because CBD inhibits the activity of the cytochrome P450 enzyme, which is responsible for the breakdown of several drugs. As a result, when used together with CBD, the absorption time of the given drug may be extended, which can lead to higher concentrations in the blood.

Do not use CBD oil if you are taking anticoagulants! Exception: blood thinners with edoxaban and acetylsalicylic acid, as well as heparin derivatives. In combination with blood pressure medication, CBD can cause blood pressure to drop too low, so blood pressure should be monitored more frequently! Cannabis products may increase the side effects of antidepressants, antihistamines, painkillers, anti-anxiety medications, tranquilizers, heart medications, and muscle relaxants.

Do not use full-spectrum CBD oil during pregnancy or breastfeeding, if your job requires drug testing, or if you are a WADA-tested athlete.

HOW IS OUR CBD OIL MADE?

The crude extract, which is obtained from hemp using a CO2 process and contains high levels of CBD, CBDA and other cannabinoids, is diluted with cold-pressed oil from the plant's own seeds, which has an optimal OMEGA3 and OMEGA6 fatty acid profile. The subtle, fresh hemp scent characteristic of CANNADOLTM drops is provided by the hemp seed oil and the valuable essential oils in the product. We use only the cannabis plant's own parts to produce our drops, without adding dyes, stabilizers or fragrances. Our products are regularly tested by the Austrian-based Institute for Hemp Analysis (IFHA©).

TERPENES?

Cannabis contains hundreds of natural compounds, but terpenes are among the most fascinating. These aromatic molecules are responsible for the distinctive scents and flavors of cannabis strains, ranging from citrus and pine to lavender and pepper. Terpenes are not unique to cannabis — they are also found in fruits, herbs, and flowers, where they help protect plants from environmental stress.

Beyond aroma, terpenes may offer important wellness benefits. Research suggests they work together with cannabinoids like CBD and THC in what is often called the “entourage effect,” potentially enhancing the plant’s overall effects.

One of the most common terpenes is myrcene, known for its earthy scent. It is associated with calming and relaxing effects and may support better sleep and muscle recovery. Limonene, with its fresh citrus aroma, is often linked to improved mood, stress reduction, and increased mental focus. Pinene, found in pine needles and rosemary, may help support alertness, memory, and respiratory function. Another popular terpene, linalool, also present in lavender, is valued for its soothing and anti-anxiety properties.

Terpenes may also possess anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antibacterial qualities, making them an exciting area of ongoing scientific research. Full-spectrum CBD products are especially valued because they preserve a wide range of naturally occurring terpenes and cannabinoids.

As interest in natural wellness continues to grow, cannabis terpenes are becoming increasingly recognized not only for their aroma but also for their potential contribution to overall wellbeing.

Terpenes are valuable essential oils, of which our full spectrum drops contain the highest amounts of Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Pinene and Humulene. These compounds are found in cinnamon, oregano, eucalyptus, or hops, for example, and are responsible for the characteristic hemp scent of CANNADOL^TM drops.

The most abundant terpenes in KOMPLEX 1800 and their effects:

Caryophyllene – The Pain-Relieving "Terpene-Cannabinoid"

Caryophyllene is one of the most well-known terpenes found in CBD Oil. Uniquely, it directly interacts with CB2 cannabinoid receptors, which can help reduce inflammation and pain, as well as maintain nervous system balance.

• Effects: anti-inflammatory, pain relief, anxiety reduction

• Sources: black pepper, cinnamon, clove

• With CBD: may enhance pain-relieving effects

Humulene – Appetite Suppressant and Immune Booster Terpene

Humulene is recognized for its distinctive earthy, hoppy aroma. It also has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, supporting the immune system.

• Effects: anti-inflammatory, appetite suppressant, antibacterial defense

• Sources: hops, ginger, basil, coriander

• With CBD: may help with metabolic disorders

Pinene – Natural Support for Fresh Breathing and Mental Focus

Alongside its fresh, piney scent, pinene has bronchodilator and cognitive support effects. It may be helpful in cases of asthma, respiratory issues, or mental fatigue.

• Effects: eases breathing, improves memory, reduces inflammation

• Sources: pine, rosemary, eucalyptus

• With CBD: may lessen possible memory-impairing effects of THC

Myrcene – The Helper for Calmness and Restful Sleep

Myrcene is one of cannabis’s most common terpenes, known for its calming, muscle-relaxing, and sleep-promoting effects. Due to its role in relaxation, it is especially useful during stressful or anxiety-heavy periods.

• Effects: calming, sleep aid, muscle relaxation

• Sources: mango, hops, thyme, bay leaf

• With CBD: may enhance calming effects, helpful for insomnia

 Tip:  Enjoying mango before using CBD may amplify the effects of myrcene!

Limonene – The Citrus Mood Booster

Limonene evokes the fresh aroma of citrus fruits. Research indicates it has mood-enhancing, stress-relieving, and antibacterial properties. Additionally, it may support digestion, making it a perfect complement to CBD Oils used for mental or digestive issues.

• Effects: anxiety reduction, mood improvement, antibacterial

• Sources: lemon, orange, lime, grapefruit

• With CBD: boosts stress relief and motivation-enhancing effects