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Case Report 2023CC BYCC BY allows this article to remain publicly readable here. Any reuse must still follow the recorded source terms.Free full text

A comparison of advertised versus actual cannabidiol (CBD) content of oils, aqueous tinctures, e-liquids and drinks purchased in the UK.

Drusus A Johnson, Megan Hogan, Ray Marriot, Liam M Heaney, Stephen J Bailey, Tom Clifford +1 more

Background Cannabidiol (CBD)-containing products are sold widely in consumer stores, but concerns have been raised regarding their quality, with notable discrepancies between advertised and actual CBD content. Information is limited regarding how different types of CBD products may differ in their deviation from advertised CBD concentrations. Therefore, CBD concentrations were quantified and compared in aqueous ti…

Accuracy United Kingdom Cannabidiol Product Label

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