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CBD products contain cannabidiol, a cannabinoid found in cannabis and hemp plants. They come as gummies, oils, creams, capsules and more. Levels Cannabis lets you compare CBD products by format, cannabinoid content and price. Choose your store to see today’s menu.
CBD, short for cannabidiol, is a cannabinoid from the cannabis plant family. CBD products are available in multiple formats, with ingredients, cannabinoid content and directions that vary by product. The product label is the best place to start when comparing what's inside. CBD is one of many cannabinoids. Labels may list several, so understanding their names can make product comparisons easier.
| Cannabinoid | What to know |
|---|---|
| CBD | Not typically intoxicating. Often the main cannabinoid in CBD products. |
| THC | The main cannabinoid linked to the cannabis high. Some CBD products contain small amounts. |
| CBG | A minor cannabinoid that appears in some blends. |
| CBN | A minor cannabinoid often marketed in evening-use blends, though effects vary. |
| CBC | A minor cannabinoid found in some multi-cannabinoid products. |
Is CBD marijuana? CBD is a compound found in both hemp and marijuana plants. The name of the compound alone doesn't identify the plant source. Check the product label for THC content and other relevant details.
Hemp seed oil and CBD oil are not necessarily the same. Hemp seed oil comes from hemp seeds and generally contains no meaningful amount of CBD. CBD oil or hemp extract oil is made using other parts of the plant and should identify its CBD content on the label.
Made from hemp seeds. The word “hemp” alone doesn't confirm that a product contains CBD.
Look for a stated CBD amount in milligrams (mg), along with the ingredients and product directions.
Hemp-derived products sold outside licensed dispensaries may follow different rules. Licensed dispensary products are subject to applicable state requirements for testing and labeling.
These terms describe the types of compounds included in a CBD extract. Compare the product description with its label and available lab results instead of relying on the name alone.
Contains CBD alongside other plant compounds and may contain THC.
Contains CBD and other compounds, with THC removed or reduced during processing. Trace amounts may remain.
Purified CBD without the other cannabinoids typically found in broader extracts.
Broad-spectrum products are generally processed to remove THC, but check the label and available lab results to verify the product's contents.
CBD products come in different formats, each with its own serving information and directions. Choose a format you can identify, measure or use according to its label.
Fixed pieces with a stated CBD amount per serving. This category may include sweets, drinks and seltzers.
Liquids measured using a dropper. Check the total CBD amount and milligrams per milliliter (mg/mL).
Creams, lotions, balms, salves and roll-ons intended for skin application. Bath bombs are another related format.
Pre-measured formats with a stated amount per capsule or pill.
CBD-focused flower products. THC levels can vary, so review the product label.
Cartridges, pens and disposable devices. Review product details and follow the manufacturer's directions.
Availability varies. Product formats and inventory differ by store. Check your selected Levels Cannabis menu for current listings.
CBD labels may show the total amount in a package and the amount per serving. These numbers are different, so compare equivalent measurements before evaluating product strength or value.
A 1,500 mg topical jar indicates the total amount in the jar, not the amount applied each time. Actual amounts per use depend on the product and how much is used.
One 2024 study of 202 CBD products reported that 74% differed from their labeled CBD amount by at least 10%. Lab results can help you assess product information. If you're new to CBD, read our guide on how much CBD to start with before comparing strengths.
There isn't one format that suits everyone. The product label, intended route of use and your own preferences all matter when comparing options.
Oils and tinctures use a dropper. Check the CBD concentration per mL and follow the stated directions.
Gummies and capsules list a set amount per piece or serving.
Topicals are designed for use on the skin. Do not swallow a topical unless its label explicitly identifies it as edible.
Vapes and flower are inhaled products with different directions and considerations from oral formats.
The best time to use CBD also depends on the specific product and its directions. Follow the label rather than relying on a general timing rule.
Shoppers often search for CBD in connection with pain, sleep, anxiety or arthritis. Levels Cannabis does not make medical claims about cannabis products. Research on many proposed uses remains limited, and effects can vary by product and person.
CBD may cause side effects and interact with certain medications. Consult a qualified healthcare professional if you take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a health concern.
Package price alone doesn't show how much CBD you're getting. Compare cost per milligram alongside product format, extract type, package size and ingredients. These details can help you compare similar products more consistently.
When you find a maker you'd like to explore, browse cannabis brands at Levels for available selections. Check the current cannabis deals and specials before ordering. Selection and pricing vary by store.
Levels Cannabis serves adults across multiple Michigan locations. Select a store to view current CBD product listings, prices and ordering options. Online pickup availability depends on the location.
To check addresses and store details, find a Levels dispensary near you. For more plain-language guides, visit the Levels cannabis resources hub.
For adults aged 21 and older with valid identification, subject to applicable law. Do not drive or operate machinery after consuming cannabis.
