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Our CBD oil, made with the best Oregon-grown hemp, is a supplement for rejuvenating your body and mind. Each batch is made from a refined broad-spectrum extract. Feel free to choose between our fan-favorite mint, citrus, natural, strawberry, and cookies & cream flavors.

Closer Look at CBD Oil

CBD-infused oil is an extract of hemp, mostly derived from the stem, leaves, and flowers. Hemp growers harvest it after about 120 days, which is around the end of the flowering period. The plants are cut near the root and left out to dry. Once dry, the stems are soaked so that the fibers in them can soften and go through decortication, which is the process of separating the fibers from the stem.

After decortication, CBD is extracted using a variety of methods. One of the safest methods is CO2 extraction, but they can also use oil extraction or ethanol extraction. Each method has its merits and drawbacks. After the extraction, the CBD contains many undesirable elements such as waxes and lipids. The extract must undergo distillation to remove these unnecessary elements.

After distillation, the extract is diluted with a base or carrier oil, such as coconut oil, to facilitate easier absorption by the body. Hence the name CBD oil. You can buy the oil in many different flavors, as the natural oil's taste tends to be intense. The taste is also the reason some people add it to edibles.

Description

Our broad-spectrum oil is available in four strengths (250mg, 600mg, 1,000mg, and 2,500mg) and five great flavors (mint, citrus, strawberry, cookies & cream, and natural). It’s always made to order. That means when you buy CBD oil from us, it will always arrive fresh at your door.

Ingredients

Hemp Oil, MCT Oil, Natural Flavor, Terpenes
*Cookies & Cream contains artificial flavoring as well

Suggestions

While the dropper is inside the bottle, squeeze the rubber end and release it to let it fill back up as far as it will go. This should fill up to around half of the dropper, providing a full 1ml dose of the oil.

For the best results, place one full dose under the tongue and wait 60-90 seconds before swallowing. Alternatively, it can also be mixed with food and drink. Take once or twice daily.

It is always recommended to talk to your doctor first before you start using CBD, in much the same way you would with any supplement to your diet. Their guidance should help with determining the best amount for you.

Return Policy

A full refund is available for all UNOPENED products. All you have to do is ship the products back within 30 days of your purchase. A shipping label is provided for returns upon request.

Storage

It is recommended that you store your CBD oil bottle in a cool, dark and dry place such as a pantry or cupboard. Exposure to excessive levels of heat, light, and moisture may cause evaporation and subsequent degradation of the oil, reducing its shelf life.

The same goes for any other CBD products that you might have.

If you choose to keep the bottle in a refrigerator, it may thicken and require heating before use. In that case, simply run warm water over the bottle for a moment. It is not advised to keep this product in the freezer, though.

What Makes Our CBD Oil Different?

Full Spectrum Hemp Extract

We use full-spectrum hemp extract that includes cannabinoids, terpenes, and trace amounts of THC (less than 0.3%) to promote the entourage effect—a synergistic benefit that enhances the oil’s impact.

Organic MCT Oil for Better Absorption

Our carrier oil of choice is organic MCT oil. It enhances bioavailability, ensuring that cannabidiol is efficiently absorbed when taken sublingually or mixed with food.

Tested for Purity and Potency

Every batch of our Cannabidiol oil is third-party lab tested for cannabinoid content, pesticides, heavy metals, and other contaminants. We aim to provide the highest quality product without compromise.

Benefits of CBD Infused Oil You Can Count On

Natural Pain Relief

Scientific studies have shown that cannabinoids can support chronic pain relief by interacting with the body’s endocannabinoid system. Whether it's joint discomfort or post-workout soreness, CBD-infused oil may provide a natural alternative.

Promotes a Calmer Mind

The oil is widely used to help with anxiety, and early research suggests it may influence serotonin receptors that regulate mood. It’s a gentle, non-psychoactive way to restore calm.

Supports Overall Health and Immunity

Rich in fatty acids and derived from USA-grown hemp, our Spectrum Cannabinoid-rich oil may aid in maintaining a healthy immune response and reducing inflammation associated with common health concerns.

Effective Usage

The usage of CBD varies from person to person. People experience different side effects from it and use it for various purposes, so there is no set dosage that is recommended. What users are commonly advised to do is to use the trial-and-error method. This involves two main steps:

Start by taking the lowest dose you can and wait to see the effects. Increase the amount slowly until you feel that it is meeting your needs.

Start by taking the magical Cannabinoid-rich oil in the evening. You don't know what type of effect it will have on you, so you shouldn't risk using it during the day when it may cause some negative consequences.

Many people use it directly, while others use it to make edibles such as gummies, pastries, and even capsules. The two rules above apply no matter how you are ingesting it.

Concentration in the CBD oil.

Let's say you have purchased 30 ml of CBD oil with a 600 mg CBD concentration. To find the amount of CBD in 1 ml of the oil, you need to divide the concentration by the bottle's size.

600 mg / 30 ml = 20 mg/ml

This means that for each ml of CBD you take, you will get 20 mg of CBD.

Why Choose Penguin Method CBD Oil?

• Full-spectrum hemp extract with a rich cannabinoid profile

• Blended with organic MCT oil for superior absorption

• Third-party lab tested for potency and purity

• Clean, high-quality formulas free from harmful additives

• Trusted by thousands and recommended in top CBD reviews

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CBD Oil FAQ

While the terms are often used interchangeably, there’s a key difference. A traditional CBD tincture is made by using alcohol to extract cannabinoids from the cannabis plant. At Penguin Method, we use a cleaner CO₂ extraction method and blend the resulting extract with a carrier oil, typically organic MCT oil. This makes our product a true CBD-infused oil, not an alcohol-based tincture.

Sourcing is essential when it comes to CBD products. At Penguin Method, all of our hemp comes from farms in Oregon. We chose this state due to the quality of its soil, as well as its high regulatory standards for cultivation and testing.

A carrier oil refers to the oil that the CBD gets mixed with. For our products, we use a coconut-based MCT oil. We choose it because it has a high solubility rate for maximum absorption. Additionally, it has very little noticeable taste aside from the flavoring we add.

CBD isolate contains only the CBD and nothing else. Meanwhile, broad-spectrum extracts contain all the additional cannabinoids (CBG, CBN, CBC, etc.), as well as other beneficial terpenes and compounds. Together, they work to create an “entourage effect” and make the CBD more effective.

There are many reasons why Penguin offers the best Cannabinoid-rich oil in the market right now. The most important reason of all is that we ensure the highest quality across all steps of production. First, we make sure that our hemp is grown without the use of any harmful toxins, such as chemical fertilizers or pesticides. We then utilize the latest CO2 extraction equipment to extract all the beneficial cannabinoids (not just CBD, but also CBN, CBG, and CBC) for our products. Finally, we ensure that every batch is lab-tested by a trustworthy and accredited independent third party.

Non-Psychoactive and THC Compliant

Our Cannabinoid-rich oil is compliant with the Food and Drug Administration regulations and contains less than 0.3% THC, ensuring no psychoactive effects.

Gluten Free and Pesticide-Free

Formulated without artificial additives, our oil is gluten-free, non-GMO, and tested for pesticide residue, making it safe for daily use.

Talk to a Professional

While many find relief from anxiety, inflammation, and other conditions, it’s always wise to consult with your healthcare provider, especially if you're managing ongoing health conditions or taking medication.

Take the proper dosage.

CBD dosage is customized and individualized. It depends on many factors, including the reason for use, weight, and your body's metabolism. For this reason, if you take a low dose, it may not work. Use the method highlighted in the usage and concentration section to guide you so that you can pinpoint the dosage that works for you.

Failure to give it enough time

If you are sure that the oil you purchased is of high quality, the problem may be that you aren't giving the product enough time. Generally, it depends on how you consume the CBD-infused oil. Some methods, such as taking it sublingually, may work faster than ingesting it orally. Don't get tempted to overindulge. Give it a few hours before trying again.

Typically, orders are delivered within 2-5 business days. All of our orders are processed the same day if placed before noon EST.

Our Medical Advisory Board

Dr. David Jockers, DNM, DC, MS

Doctor of Natural Medicine

Dr. David Jockers is a doctor of natural medicine and runs one of the most popular natural health websites in DrJockers.com which has gotten over 1 million monthly visitors. His work has been seen on popular media such as the Dr Oz show and Hallmark Home and Family.

Dr Jockers is the author of the best-selling book “The Keto Metabolic Breakthrough” by Victory Belt publishing and “The Fasting Transformation.” He is a world-renowned expert in the area of ketosis, fasting, inflammation and functional nutrition.

Ultimate CBD Oil Buying Guide

Dr. Diana Rangaves, PharmD, RPh

CBD stands for cannabidiol. It is one of the cannabinoids found in cannabis plants like hemp and marijuana. Research is still ongoing on cannabinoids in general, and their effects on animals and humans. However, there are many anecdotal testimonials about the therapeutic benefits of CBD. Some of them are backed by research, but most are yet to be verified. The legalization of hemp has contributed significantly to the increasing number of customers buying CBD oil.

The difference between hemp CBD and marijuana CBD is the THC content. THC is the cannabinoid that gets you “high.” Marijuana CBD has a high concentration of THC compared to hemp CBD, which, according to the 2018 Farm Bill, should contain no more than 0.3 percent THC. Taking CBD oil is just one of the many ways in which people are increasing their CBD intake.

This guide will focus on the more widely available and legal hemp-derived CBD.

CBD oil is an extract of hemp, mostly derived from the stem, leaves and flowers. Hemp growers harvest it after about 120 days, which is around the end of the flowering period. The plants are cut near the root and left out to dry. Once dry, the stems are soaked so that the fibers in them can soften and go through decortication, which is the process of separating the fibers from the stem.

After decortication, CBD is extracted using a variety of methods. One of the safest of these is CO2 extraction, but they can also do oil extraction or ethanol extraction. Each method has its merits and drawbacks. After the extraction, the CBD contains many undesirable elements such as waxes and lipids. The extract has to go through distillation to remove these unnecessary elements.

After the distillation, the extract is diluted with base or carrier oils like coconut oil to help the body absorb them easily. Hence the name CBD oil. You can buy CBD oil in many different flavors, as the taste of the natural oil tends to be a little intense. The taste is also the reason some people add it to edibles.

In theory, you experience the effects of CBD in your body thanks to your endocannabinoid system (ECS). This system is found in many animal species. The ECS system is crucial in helping the body maintain balance. So far, scientists have discovered two types of cannabinoid receptors in the body. CBD bonds well with one of them. There is still much research to be done concerning the interactions of CBD with the body.

Usage and concentration

Start by taking the lowest dose you can and wait to see the effects. Increase the amount slowly until you feel that it is meeting your needs.
Start by taking the CBD oil in the evening. You don't know what type of effect it will have on you, so you shouldn't risk using it during the day when it may cause some negative consequences.

Many people use it directly, while others use it to make edibles such as gummies, pastries and even capsules. The two rules above apply no matter how you are ingesting it.

Describe the different concentrations per dose

To determine the CBD oil concentration per dose, you may have to do a little math. Below, you will find dosage calculations for a gummy and the oil so that you can get an idea of how to calculate the concentration yourself.

1. Concentration in the CBD oil.

Let's say you have purchased 30 ml of CBD oil with a 600 mg CBD concentration. To find the amount of CBD in 1 ml of the oil, you need to divide the concentration by the bottle's size.

600 mg / 30 ml = 20 mg/ml

This means that for each ml of CBD you take, you will get 20 mg of CBD.

2. Concentration in a CBD gummy

If you decide to make your own edibles using the same CBD oil, you can easily calculate each dosage. You can either work forward or backward.

a. Working forward

You have decided you want each gummy to have 5 mg of CBD and you intend to make 20 gummies. First, determine how much CBD you will need in total.

5 mg * 20 gummies = 100 mg of CBD

You determined that each ml of CBD oil contains 20 mg of CBD. Now determine how many ml you need.

100 mg / 20 mg/ml = 5 ml

To make 20 gummies, each with 5 mg of CBD, you will need 5 ml of CBD oil.

b. Working backward.

You have 10 ml of CBD oil left, and you want to make 20 gummies with all of it. How much CBD will be in each gummy? First, determine how much CBD is in the 10 ml you have. You are working with the same CBD oil from above, whose concentration is 20 mg/ml.

10 ml * 20 mg/ml = 200 mg

Now determine the concentration of each gummy.

200 mg / 20 gummies = 10 mg/gummy

As you can see, the math to determine the concentration per dosage of each gummy is straightforward. Sometimes the bottle will give you the approximate size of each drop so you can determine how much CBD is in each drop.

Ingredients

The ingredients depend on the type of CBD, as well as the flavors, base oils and additives.

There are three main types of CBD. Here’s a brief explanation of the types and the reasons people choose them.

Full-spectrum CBD

Full-spectrum CBD contains all the cannabinoids found in the plant alongside CBD, as well as terpenes, flavonoids and other nutrients. Hemp-derived full-spectrum CBD should contain no more than 0.3 percent THC. People prefer this type because of something called the entourage effect. This is the effect all the cannabinoids have on the body when working together. However, be aware that if you undergo an ultrasensitive drug test, the THC in the CBD may make you fail the test.

CBD isolate

If you desire the purest form of cannabidiol, you will likely choose to buy pure CBD oil made from isolate. This strain is suitable for those who are extremely sensitive to even tiny amounts of THC or those who must undergo sensitive drug tests. The prices are also relatively lower. One key disadvantage is that you will miss the entourage effect completely.

Broad-spectrum CBD

This type is for those who want the best of both worlds. Broad-spectrum CBD is like full-spectrum CBD, except that the THC is extracted. However, it can also be made from CBD isolate that has some components reintroduced. Those who choose this type will benefit from the entourage effect while avoiding ingesting any THC.

Certificate of Analysis (COA)

A Certificate of Analysis is a document a producer gets from an accredited laboratory. The document will include information on the full composition of your product. It may contain information such as:

A list of the cannabinoids present
Terpenes
Microbiological levels
Chemical contaminants such as pesticides, heavy metals and solvent residue
The concentration of CBD in the products

A producer who wishes to be transparent with their consumers should consider getting a certificate of analysis. There are many defective products in the market right now, and showing consumers proof of your products' quality will put them at ease. A COA is unbiased. It also does not direct you on how to use CBD.

CBD oil for sale cost

CBD products in the market are priced differently, based on things like the seller, CBD type and CBD concentration. The first step may be to determine how much you are paying per milligram of CBD. If you spend $40 for 400 mg of CBD, you are paying $0.10 per mg. Here are a few things that may affect the pricing:

The price per mg may be higher for higher concentrations, but these may provide better value.
Prices may vary depending on the type of CBD used.
If the company imports its hemp, they may charge more than if it's grown locally.
Some products have higher prices because they use premium ingredients.
Products on discount will be cheaper.
Producers may have higher costs like production and testing costs.

While it is important to look for the best deals available, don't compromise quality for a lower price.

Here are some key terms to understand when it comes to buying CBD and CBD oil.

Sublingual – A sublingual application refers to applying a solution under the tongue and holding it for a certain amount of time before swallowing. CBD oil is most often taken sublingually.

Concentrate – This is the concentrated form of the CBD extract before it is mixed with other additives.

Concentration – This is the amount of substance contained in a particular volume of space or a solution.

Infusion – Infusing food or beauty products with a substance means introducing the substance into the product during production. For example, an infused CBD gummy is made with CBD.

Extraction – The process by which CBD, other cannabinoids and other compounds are removed from the hemp plant.

Intoxicating/psychotropic – An intoxicating substance like THC will change brain function, altering the mood, perception or consciousness of the person who takes it.

Tetrahydrocannabinol – Also known as THC, this is one of the cannabinoids in cannabis plants. It is the primary psychoactive cannabinoid. Hemp contains at most 0.3 percent THC, making its extracts nonintoxicating.

Cannabidiol – This is a nonintoxicating cannabinoid found in cannabis plants. It's also called CBD.

Phytocannabinoids – This is any cannabinoid derived from the cannabis plant.

Cannabinoids – Naturally occurring chemical compounds found in dark chocolate, cannabis and black pepper. They react with the endocannabinoid system (ECS) in the body.

Cannabis – These are a genus of flowering plants. They are of three distinct species: Cannabis ruderalis, Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica. Examples of plants of the Cannabis sativa species are hemp and marijuana.

Hemp – This is a species of Cannabis sativa that is cultivated mainly for industrial purposes. Many CBD producers prefer to use it as it has high CBD levels and low THC levels, and is therefore non-psychotropic.

Marijuana – This plant of the Cannabis sativa species is mostly grown for its THC content. It is commonly used for the intoxicating properties of THC.

Many people think that CBD is illegal, when in fact, hemp and hemp-derived products like CBD have been legal in the USA since the 2018. This is thanks to the Farm Bill, also known as the Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018. Before this bill, hemp and all cannabis plants were banned. They were considered controlled substances and were monitored by the Drug Enforcement Administration. However, note that different states have different laws defining how much CBD one can have, conditions for cultivating hemp and necessary licenses.

CBD oil supplementation

Some producers supplement CBD oil with other nutritional components. For example, vitamin C serves the dual purpose of introducing vitamin C into the diet while masking the strong CBD taste.

Other substances commonly added to CBD oil include omega 3, glucosamine, zinc and vitamin A.

CBD oil is not a secret elixir that will solve all your problems. Here are a few reasons why you may not get the benefits that generally accompany taking CBD oil.

Incorrect dose

CBD dosage is customized and individualized. It depends on many factors, including the reason for use, weight and your body's metabolism. For this reason, if you take a low dose, it may not work. Use the method highlighted in the usage and concentration section to guide you so that you can pinpoint the dosage that works for you.

Low-quality product from disputed sources

When you decide to buy CBD oil, you should consider more than the price. You need to ask the manufacturer or retailer a few tough questions so that you are sure you are getting high-quality oil. For example, some people advise against buying CBD oil from online stores like Amazon of quality-control issues. Sellers may mislabel their products, and they may not meet the set standards.

Pay close attention to online consumers' reviews of the products.

If a company is producing defective products, or generally seems shady, you are bound to find complaints about it from prior customers. Peruse the company's website for reviews, then look for reviews outside of their website. Beware of testimonials that seem too good to be true.

Select CBD products from established brands

There are a few benefits to buying CBD oil from established brands. First, there are many customer reviews about the products that you can read and learn from. Second, if they have an excellent product, you can be sure to find many people endorsing their products and recommending them, besides the company themselves.

Ask for proof of third-party testing to prove it is pure CBD oil

Ask the retailer for testing certificates from third parties and information about how they source, produce and test their products, so you are sure you are getting the best CBD oil. You can easily do this by requesting to talk to their customer-care representatives. A company that has nothing to hide won't hesitate to share this information.

Failure to give it enough time

If you are sure that the CBD oil you purchased is of high quality, the problem may be that you aren't giving the CBD oil enough time. Generally, it depends on how you consumed the CBD oil. Some methods, like taking it sublingually, will work faster than ingesting it orally. Don't get tempted to overindulge. Give it a few hours before trying again.

There are four ways you can consume CBD oil, and each will have a different absorption rate. The four methods are:

Sublingually – You place a drop or spray directly under your tongue. The oil should then be held for around 60-90 seconds before swallowing. It should begin to take effect fairly soon, as you have a vast network of capillaries under your tongue that will facilitate its absorption.
Orally – If you infuse a product like a gummy with CBD oil or if you have CBD capsules, then you are taking it orally. The edible has to go through digestion before you feel it. The amount that goes into your bloodstream may be lower than the amount you ingested.
Topical – This means you apply the CBD to your skin. The effects may take some time, or you may not feel the desired effect at all.
Inhalation – This method, though controversial and not often recommended, will lead to the fastest absorption of the CBD into your bloodstream.

Expectations

The effects of CBD will vary depending on the method of use. Some methods, such as taking it sublingually or orally, may give users a subtle calm and relaxed feeling.

CBD oil side effects

There aren't many documented side effects of CBD oil, as the human body has such a high tolerance for it. Some people claim that, in excess, it can cause dry mouth, drowsiness and changes in appetite. However, there appear to be very low risks from taking even large amounts of CBD.

If you have decided to buy CBD oil and try it for yourself, here are a few tips on selecting a seller, evaluating the seller and where to buy CBD oil.

Transparency and reliability

Whatever seller you settle on has to be transparent. They should be willing to give you background information on how they source and process their CBD, as well as provide you with crucial proof like test-analysis documents. Their reliability can be evaluated. Check to see if their clients’ reviews are consistent or improving over time. If clients are complaining that their quality is not constant, stay away.

What you refer to as the best CBD oil depends on two main issues: the product and your needs. Your needs will help you determine how you want to consume your CBD oil, and the product heavily depends on the manufacturer. You already know your needs, so let's look into the product itself.

Product

Because the product you use will be absorbed into your body, you want to be sure that it meets specific parameters and standards of quality.

Here are some major parameters that a user needs to look for before buying pure CBD oil.

Is it clean?

Clean CBD oil refers to oil that has no residue, particularly from the extraction process. CBD oil can be cleaned through a process called winterization or through distillation.

How strong is it?

The strength of CBD oil refers to its potency: How much CBD concentrate is found in the oil? The strength of the CBD oil you choose is a matter of personal preference.

Is it pure?

Purity refers to how much residue is left behind after extraction as well as any additives found in the extract. Purity can be evaluated through laboratories.

Is it third-party tested?

People want their suppliers to have their products assessed by third parties, as they are not biased and will give accurate results.

Is the company reputable?

This refers to assessing the company behind the CBD oil for sale. Check their website, ask about the tests they do and generally analyze other critical aspects, like what their customers have to say about them.

How it's being extracted

As mentioned earlier, there are three fundamental methods that can be used to extract the desired compounds from the hemp plant. These include:

CO2 extraction – A method that uses supercritical carbon dioxide.

Oil extraction – A method that uses heated natural plant oils, such as olive oil.

Ethanol extraction – A method that uses alcohol as a solvent.

Each has its advantages and disadvantages. It’s best to do further research into these techniques to figure out which one appeals the most to you. CO2 extraction tends to be favored in the industry, as it allows for more precise extraction while being safer and cleaner.

Customer service

Talk to the company's customer-service representatives. Are they willing to answer your questions and give essential information about their products? They can help you gauge how transparent the company is.

Right now, there are a lot of people and companies who sell CBD oil and CBD products. Some sellers are more transparent and dependable than others.

Here are four places you can purchase your CBD oil:

Manufacturers

CBD manufacturers are those that extract the CBD themselves and make the CBD oil. They will have most of the information concerning the extraction process and testing. If you are looking to buy CBD oil and products wholesale, they are the ones to consult.

Online retailers

CBD online retailers sell individual products on the internet. Sometimes they may do their own manufacturing, but this isn't always the case. Some buy wholesale from a manufacturer, package the products and then sell them. Their prices may be higher than from the manufacturer.

Stores

You can find a store that sells CBD oil and products alongside other products. You may have little scope to ask for background information about the product unless it's from a reputable company you can find online.

Dispensaries

A cannabis dispensary specializes in selling cannabis products like CBD oil. The great thing about dispensaries is that you get to ask all your questions at the store. The only downside is that some states prohibit them, so they might be difficult to find in certain areas of the country.

Despite how young the local CBD market is in the United States, it has gained a wide following. Due to anecdotal testimonials about CBD's benefits, more and more people are becoming curious and are eager to try it. If these testimonies are anything to go by, there are plenty of benefits to buying CBD oil and adding it to one's daily life. Of course, more research needs to be done, but you have a lot to gain and nothing to lose by trying some CBD oil today.

Third-Party Lab Report

Our CBD oil for sale has been thoroughly tested by an ISO 17025 accredited, third-party independent lab. They ensure that our products contain zero pesticides, heavy metals or harmful contaminants. If you wish to check the results yourself, click here.