It’s no secret that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) will get you high. But did you know that cannabidiol (CBD) is known to help with chronic pain and clear up common skin disorders?¹

This part of the plant doesn’t have psychoactive ingredients, meaning you won’t get high. Instead, it's used in creams, salves, oils, and teas to relieve pain and relax. It's marijuana wellness without the 'high.'  

Our guests use CBD topical creams in Fort Macleod in their daily routines. And they’ve reported great results for releasing muscle tension by massaging a cannabis cream into the skin.

This article will tell you what CBD is, how it works, and where to find the most popular products in Fort Macleod.

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Understanding CBD: Marijuana Without the High

CBD has little, if any, intoxicating effects. While CBD may not get you high, it can still affect your mind and body. You may feel mellow, experience less pain, and feel more comfortable. You should also know that some CBD products do contain small amounts of THC.

THC is a cannabinoid that causes the ‘high’ that happens when you consume marijuana. All our products come clearly labelled with the ratio of CBD to THC at Fort Bud Supply. We pour a ton of resources into Budtender education so that they can give stellar CBD recommendations.

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Does CBD Work?

We’re not here to claim that CBD is the cure for cancer or that it can heal broken bones. However, there is a large library of scientific studies that suggest CBD can help with chronic pain and clear up common skin disorders.

For example, Charlotte’s Web is an incredible story from 2014 where CBD helped a young girl control a form of childhood epilepsy called Dravet Syndrome.³

CBD products are growing in popularity because they have little to no adverse effects. They're natural remedies known to relieve common ailments many of us face.  

The best way to get a CBD product that works — and know your product has been tested and verified for its effectiveness — is to purchase it from licensed cannabis retail stores like Fort Bud Supply. 

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Where Can I Buy CBD Topical Creams in Fort Macleod?

Cannabinoids affect everyone differently. The only way to know if cannabinoids will help you is to try it. There’s no one size fits all because everyone has different tolerances. While we aren’t doctors and can’t guarantee anything, you should look at CBD options If you experience chronic pain, insomnia, arthritis, sore muscles, or skin diseases. Plenty of our customers have raving reviews of CBD topicals and how it’s helped their specific ailments. 

Our Budtenders are dedicated to helping you find the right product. 

Fort Bud Supply is your go-to shop for all things cannabis related. Choose from our solid selection of topical creams and treat yourself to some relief this winter. And there’s no better way to celebrate the holiday season than with a stocking full of canna-goodies.

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Fort Bud Supply’s Best-Selling Topical Creams

Whether it’s CBD, THC, or a combination, our Budtenders can help you pick the best products. 

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Best CBD Topical Cream

The ExtraStrength CBD Relief Cooling Gel 100g contains 2000mg CBD and 100mg TH. It absorbs rapidly into the skin for quick relief. It also comes packed with cooling ingredients like menthol and camphor that leave no sticky or greasy traces behind.

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Best CBD/THC Topical Cream

X-IT’s Full Spectrum Skin Cream contains vitamin E-rich ingredients that nourish your body’s largest organ, your skin. Full-Spectrum CBD oil is a CBD oil that contains all the naturally occurring compounds found in the cannabis plant.

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Beyond Trends: CBD Topicals in Fort Macleod

Don’t forget that these topical CBD creams in Fort Macleod, available at Fort Bud Supply, aren't just about trends—they're about transformation.

Whether you’re looking for relief from chronic pain, clearer skin, or simply a natural way to feel better, our selection of CBD topicals at Fort Bud Supply awaits.

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Sources

1. Cannabinoids for the Treatment of Dermatologic Conditions - Science Direct
2. Charlotte Figi, the girl who inspired a CBD movement. - CNN Youtube
3. Cannabidiol (CBD): What we know and what we don't - Harvard Health Publishing
4. Medical Marijuana | Epilepsy Foundation - Epilepsy Foundation