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Full spectrum means the extract keeps the whole plant profile: cannabidiol, minor cannabinoids such as CBG and CBN, terpenes, and a trace of THC below 0.2%. It is the least processed form of cannabis oil — check the composition and the batch lab report.
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In a full spectrum extract nothing is removed except waxes and chlorophyll. What remains is cannabidiol, minor cannabinoids (CBG, CBN, CBC), terpenes and a trace of THC — under Bulgarian and EU rules below 0.2%. The exact figures for a batch are in its lab report, not on the label.
Broad spectrum is the same extract with THC removed to undetectable; isolate is cannabidiol alone at around 99% purity. The difference is not strength: a 10% oil delivers the same amount of cannabidiol in all three. The difference is what else is in the bottle, and whether a trace of THC is there.
The only number that compares two oils is milligrams of cannabidiol and the price per milligram. Divide total milligrams by volume, then price by milligrams. The percentage on the label is the same figure in another form: 10% in 10 ml is 1000 mg. Spectrum is compared separately, from the lab report.
If you are drug tested at work, the THC trace in full spectrum is a reason to choose broad spectrum or isolate. Otherwise the choice is about composition: full spectrum keeps more of the plant, broad spectrum keeps the same minus detectable THC.
Tests look for THC, and full spectrum contains a trace below 0.2%. No seller can guarantee the result of somebody else's test — where that matters, broad spectrum or isolate is the choice.
No. Hemp seed oil is a food oil with no cannabidiol in it. Full spectrum is an extract from flowers and leaves and does contain cannabidiol — the figure is on the label and in the report.
Products with THC below 0.2% are sold freely. Every batch in the shop carries a lab report where that figure is measured.