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At Kyoto Botanicals, we believe wellness shouldn't come with a maybe. We prioritize transparency by formulating exclusively with broad-spectrum hemp extract to provide THC-free CBD by choice. Everyone has different reasons for wanting THC-free CBD, so our products deliver the calm and balance of the hemp plant with 0.0% non-detectable THC, guaranteed.
The Kyoto Botanicals Standard: Every batch is 3rd-party verified by an independent, ISO 17025 accredited lab and extracted through a clean CO2 extraction process. You can view our transparent lab results (COAs) here to see the purity of your specific bottle.
Trust in the CBD industry is earned through data, not marketing. Every batch of our THC-free CBD undergoes a rigorous third-party lab testing process. We verify purity, potency, and the absence of heavy metals, pesticides, and most importantly, THC.
Total Transparency: You don't have to take our word for it. You can View our Independent Lab Results (COAs) here for every product in our lineup.
By definition, THC-Free CBD is hemp extract that has had the Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) molecule scientifically removed or filtered out. We use a supercritical CO2 extraction process to ensure we keep the beneficial minor cannabinoids (like CBG and CBN) and terpenes intact, creating a "Broad Spectrum" oil that provides the entourage effect without the psychoactive high.
The Kyoto Difference: While some brands use "Isolate" (pure CBD powder), we use Broad Spectrum because we believe the botanical synergy of the whole plant works better for recovery and stress.
Read our Ultimate Guide to THC-Free CBD (2026 Edition) to learn about lab testing, dosing, and why broad-spectrum is the gold standard for clarity.
While our broad spectrum CBD is tested to non-detectable levels of THC (0.0%), I recommend anyone that is subject to drug testing for any reason avoid all CBD products. For a full breakdown of how drug testing actually works, read our guide on CBD and drug testing.
Absolutely. Many users find that a THC-free sports cream helps them keep moving through an active day.
Removing THC doesn't mean losing effectiveness. Our broad spectrum formula keeps the phytocompound profile intact, so you get many of the same beneficial plant compounds, just without any psychoactive effects.
We recommend starting with a half-dropper (approx. 0.5ml) once daily and increasing as needed. Consistency is key with CBD; using it at the same time every day allows the cannabinoids to build a rhythm with your body's endocannabinoid system. To understand how oil absorption compares to other formats, see our 2026 CBD Delivery Matrix for onset and duration data.
Full spectrum contains all naturally occurring hemp compounds, including trace THC up to the legal 0.3% limit. Isolate is pure CBD with nothing else, no other cannabinoids, no terpenes. Broad spectrum sits in between, we keep the full range of beneficial compounds like minor cannabinoids and terpenes, but the THC is specifically removed, verified to non-detectable levels in every batch. It's the best option for those that want the benefits of CBD without the effects of THC.
Yes, though properly stored CBD oil typically stays effective for 1 to 2 years. Heat, light, and air exposure are what actually degrade it over time, not a fixed expiration date alone. For a full breakdown of storage, shelf life, and how to tell if a bottle has gone bad, read our CBD shelf life guide.
Neither is universally better, they work differently. Oil taken sublingually (held under the tongue) is absorbed partially through the mucous membrane, which tends to mean a faster onset. Gummies pass through digestion first, which usually means a slower onset but longer-lasting effects once they kick in. We break down the full timing comparison in our gummies vs. tincture guide.
Taken sublingually, most people notice effects within 15 to 30 minutes. Gummies and other edibles typically take longer, often 45 to 90 minutes, since they're processed through digestion first. Consistency matters too, many people find effects become more noticeable after a few days of regular use rather than relying on a single dose.
CBD is processed through the liver via the same enzyme pathway (CYP3A4) affected by grapefruit, which is why it can interact with certain medications. If you have any concerns about taking CBD at all, please speak to your doctor before starting CBD.