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Extract type: Isolate
Improved Health CBD Isolate is a 99.89%+ crystalline cannabidiol powder available in 1g, 5g, 10g and 100g sizes. It is CO2-extracted and described by the brand as THC-free, with no added terpenes or wider full-spectrum plant profile.
A plain single-cannabinoid ingredient with four size options, from a small trial quantity to larger formulation requirements.
Purity: 99.89%+ CBD isolate
Sizes: 1g, 5g, 10g and 100g
Format: Crystalline powder
Extraction: CO2-extracted according to the brand
THC: THC-free according to the brand
Use suitable precision equipment and follow the current pack or a qualified formulation specification. This is not a pre-portioned product, and the complete container must not be treated as one serving.
CBD isolate at 99.89%+ purity. Check the physical pack and any supplied lab report for the exact batch specification.
This is a highly concentrated, non-portioned CBD ingredient. The FSA currently advises healthy adults to limit CBD from food and food supplements to 10mg per day; this is precautionary guidance rather than a statutory legal maximum. Use suitable precision equipment, follow the current pack and consider all other ingestible CBD used that day. Not for under-18s, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Speak to a medical professional before use if taking medication. Information only — not medical advice.

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Extract type: Isolate
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Concentration: 99.89%+ CBD
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