CBD Oil

TheGreenLab Night Edition
Looking for a CBD oil designed for evening use? The Night Edition oil is formulated with a rich cannabinoid profile, including secondary cannabinoids, for a balanced and refined experience.

Premium CBD Oils

Our Full Spectrum and Broad Spectrum CBD oils

Discover our Full Spectrum and Broad Spectrum CBD oils, carefully crafted with natural hemp components such as cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids.

Enriched with plant-based oils and natural extracts, our CBD oils offer a consistent and authentic experience.

What is CBD oil?

A CBD oil is a hemp extract diluted in a carrier oil, typically used for a simple and precise application.

CBD oils can offer different profiles, such as Full Spectrum or Broad Spectrum, depending on the desired composition.

Differences between CBD concentrations

CBD oils are available in various concentrations, expressed as a percentage.

Lower concentrations are suited for lighter use, while higher strengths provide a more pronounced intensity.

Why choose our CBD oils?

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Traceability

CBD products with clear and controlled origin
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No additives

No solvents or added substances
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Swiss production

Local sourcing with trusted partners
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Compliant

THC < 1% in accordance with regulations

How to choose a CBD oil?

Choosing a CBD oil depends on several key factors, including concentration, extraction method, and format. CBD oils are available in different strengths, allowing you to adjust usage based on your preferences and experience.

The choice between Full Spectrum and Broad Spectrum is also important. Full Spectrum contains the naturally occurring cannabinoids from hemp, while Broad Spectrum is typically formulated without detectable THC.

The quality of a CBD oil also depends on the origin of the hemp and the extraction process used. A well-formulated oil ensures ease of use and precise dosing, often supported by a pipette system.

Finally, the format and concentration should match regular and progressive use. Considering these elements helps you choose a CBD oil that fits your needs, with a clear and practical daily application.

How to use CBD oil?

CBD oil is typically used by placing a few drops under the tongue using a pipette.

This format allows for precise dosing and a simple, everyday use.

Choose your CBD product type

Each of our CBD products is carefully crafted. In addition to oils and balms designed for daily or occasional use, we offer concentrated extracts, vapes, and e-liquids.
CBD Oil

Discover our CBD oils available in different concentrations, designed for simple everyday use.

CBD Vape

Explore our selection of CBD vape products, including e-liquids and cartridges for a quick and intuitive experience.

CBD Flowers

Browse our range of CBD flowers, selected for their aromas and quality.

CBD Hash

Discover our CBD hash and hemp extracts, available in different textures and concentrations to suit your preferences.

CBD Balm

Apply our CBD balms for simple, targeted daily use.

CBD E-LIQUIDE
Discover our CBD e-liquids, designed for a smooth vape experience suitable for all users.

Enjoy our Swiss CBD oils, designed for a simple and precise daily use.

Made in Switzerland

TheGreenLab offers CBD products developed and produced in Switzerland with full transparency.

Secure payment

Your personal data is protected for a safe and reliable checkout experience.

Free & tracked delivery

No shipping fees. Receive your CBD orders within 1–3 business days.

Customer support

Our team is available to provide guidance and answer your questions.

Testimonials

What people are saying

Join a community committed to making the therapeutic benefits of CBD products accessible to all and discover reviews from customers who have tested our CBD oils, balms, extracts, and vapes.

FAQ

Your questions, our answers

What is CBD? Is this product right for me? What are its benefits? Find all the answers to frequently asked questions on CBD and feel free to contact our team!

CBD stands for cannabidiol. Cannabidiol is one of many cannabinoids or chemical compounds found in marijuana and hemp plants. There are 113 identified cannabinoids, and CBD is just one of them.

After tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is primarily responsible for the psychotropic effects of cannabis, CBD is the second most concentrated cannabinoid found in the Cannabis sativa plant. However, unlike THC, CBD does not produce any psychoactive effects. This means that CBD does not cause the “high” sensation typically associated with cannabis use.

CBD interacts with cannabinoid receptors in the human body differently than THC. While THC binds directly to CB1 receptors in the brain to induce psychoactive effects, CBD acts on multiple receptor systems and modulates the activity of other cannabinoids. These mechanisms contribute to its potential therapeutic applications without impairing cognitive function or causing intoxication.

Numerous systematic reviews have highlighted the safety profile of CBD and its lack of psychoactive effects, making it an appealing option for those seeking wellness benefits without the risks associated with psychoactive cannabis products. Research into medical cannabis shows that CBD can offer pain relief and support for various conditions when administered in low doses or higher concentrations depending on individual needs.

It is important to note that cannabis products vary widely in composition. Full-spectrum oils contain other cannabinoids, including traces of THC, while broad-spectrum oils remove THC but retain other beneficial compounds like cannabidiolic acid. Consumers should always check state laws and product labels to ensure compliance and understand how much CBD they are taking.

In summary, while CBD is derived from the same plant as THC and shares some chemical properties, it is not a drug that causes psychoactive effects. This makes it a promising natural compound for enhancing wellness and managing symptoms related to chronic pain, multiple sclerosis, Dravet syndrome, and other conditions without the side effects linked to THC.

CBD is not recommended for people with:

  • A history of psychotic disorders (e.g. schizophrenia).
  • Severe hepatic insufficiency.
  • Severe renal insufficiency.
  • Diseases or a history of severe cardiological or cerebro-vascular disorders (myocardial infarction, stroke).


Additional Information:

Cannabis-derived products, including CBD drops and oils, contain various active ingredients such as cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Unlike THC, which is the primary cannabinoid responsible for the psychoactive effects associated with cannabis use, CBD does not produce any psychoactive effects. This distinction is important because it affects the safety profile and legal status of these products. However, despite CBD’s generally good safety profile, individuals with specific health conditions should exercise caution.

People with severe liver or kidney issues may be at increased risk of adverse effects because these organs metabolize cannabinoids. Similarly, those with a history of severe cardiovascular or cerebrovascular disorders should avoid CBD without medical supervision. The potential interactions between CBD and certain medications can also affect safety, as CBD influences enzymes involved in drug metabolism, potentially altering the effectiveness or toxicity of other drugs.

Moreover, individuals with a history of psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia should avoid CBD use because cannabinoids interact with cannabinoid receptors in the brain, and although CBD itself is not psychoactive, the full spectrum of cannabinoids in some products might influence mental health in unpredictable ways.

If you are considering CBD for therapeutic applications such as pain relief from chronic pain, multiple sclerosis, or tuberous sclerosis complex, consulting a healthcare professional is essential to ensure safety and effectiveness.