Elyxr CBC Nano Infused Tincture

Elyxr’s CBC Tincture
Elyxr’s nano-infused CBC Enhanced Oil is a great way to reap the many benefits of CBC. Our CBC tincture comes in refreshing peppermint and invigorating citrus orange flavors, with 500mg and 1000 mg options so you can get the right dose for you. 

What is Cannabichromene (CBC)?
You’ve heard of CBD and CBN, but what is CBC? Keep reading to learn more about CBC, and why it’s taking the cannabis world by storm.

Cannabichromene or CBC is another of the many powerful cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. Discovered in the 1960s’, CBC is best known for its anti-inflammatory and potential medical uses. CBC is considered a sibling to CBD and THC because all three are made from CBG or cannabigerol. Today most cannabis plants contain low concentrations of CBC, with most only containing about 0.3%. Because of this, CBC products can be harder to find, but many hemp breeders are working to create plants with higher CBC content because of the many potential medical uses of this cannabinoid.

Benefits of CBC
So, why use CBC? It turns out that this cannabinoid has a host of uses. Some of the most common benefits that users report include:

• Pain relief
• Anti-acne
• Mood elevation
• Anxiety relief

One of the biggest reasons CBC is currently in the spotlight is because it has shown immense promise in the medical world. Studies are being conducted on the viability of CBC as a treatment for cancer, depression, and inflammation, and research is being done on how this compound could positively affect brain cells. However, more research still needs to be done on the full impacts of CBC, and unfortunately, we may not know just how powerful this cannabinoid really is for several years.

Will CBC Get Me High?
Unlike delta 8 and delta 9, CBC is not psychoactive, meaning that you will not get high no matter how much you consume. This is because like CBD, CBC does not bind well to CB1 cannabinoid receptors in the brain. However, some of the pain-relieving benefits of CBC have been shown to be heightened when combined with THC, which binds to CB1 receptors.

How is CBC Legal?
Like CBD, CBC is federally legal in the United States due to the 2018 Farm Bill, also known as the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018. This bill changed the legal classification of hemp from a controlled substance to an agricultural commodity, making it so that any cannabis derivative containing less than 0.3% delta 9 THC would no longer be defined as marijuana. While it’s important to research the cannabis laws specific to your state surrounding CBC, in most states, it is legal to purchase CBC products online and have them shipped straight to your door.