CBG Sublingual Spray

CBG Sublingual Spray 

Strain Information

Cannabidiol (CBD) and Cannabigerol (CBG) are like the dynamic duo of natural compounds found in the cannabis plant. Think of them as the plant’s special agents, each with its unique powers. CBD and CBG are part of a family of compounds called cannabinoids. They team up with our body’s built-in messengers, the cannabinoid receptors, found in both the body and the brain.

Now, here’s where CBG takes the spotlight, it’s like the superhero parent of other cannabinoids. Other cannabinoids, including CBD, come from CBG. It’s like CBG is the parent, and CBD and others are the kids. Just like CBD, CBG works its magic on those receptors throughout our body, creating similar effects. Both CBD and CBG are known for helping with pain, minus the mind-altering effects you might get from THC, another cannabinoid. So, if you’re looking for natural relief without the high, CBD and CBG are your plant-powered superheroes!

Variants

• 67mg per ml/30ml/2000mg

About XLR8 CBG Sublingual Spray 

XLR8 CBG Sublingual Spray is your go-to companion for a wellness boost. Crafted with precision, this sublingual spray harnesses the power of Cannabigerol (CBG), a superhero among cannabinoids. Sourced from the Cannabis sativa plant, CBG works its magic by interacting with your body’s cannabinoid receptors, promoting a sense of balance and well-being.

Why choose CBG? Well, CBG is like the wise parent of cannabinoids, playing a crucial role in their creation. Just like its cousin CBD, CBG doesn’t bring the intoxicating effects of THC but delivers potential benefits for pain relief and overall comfort.

At XLR8, we prioritize your well-being. Our CBG Sublingual Spray comes with a Certificate of Analysis (COA), ensuring the highest standards of quality and purity. Simply spray it under your tongue for quick and efficient absorption, allowing you to seamlessly incorporate the power of CBG into your daily wellness routine.

Key Characteristics

• Lineage: CBG, known as cannabigerol, holds the nickname “mother cannabinoid” due to its role as a precursor to THC and CBD. It derives from the same genetic lineage as other cannabinoids, originating from CBGA (cannabigerolic acid), which transforms into CBG during the plant’s growth cycle.
• Appearance:  CBG typically appears as a crystalline substance or fine powder, resembling white or off-white crystals. It is highly pure and lacks color, odor, or taste, distinguishing it from other cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant.
• Terpenes:  CBG, or cannabigerol, does not have a significant presence of terpenes compared to other cannabinoids like CBD or THC. However, it may contain trace amounts of various terpenes depending on the specific strain or cultivar from which it is derived. Terpenes commonly found in CBG-rich strains include myrcene, pinene, limonene, and caryophyllene, each contributing to the overall aroma and potential effects of the product.

Benefits of XLR8 CBG Sublingual Spray 

Pain Relief:

• Studies suggest that sublingual CBG may reduce pain, as seen in a 2021 trial where a CBG and CBD spray significantly decreased neuropathic pain in patients.
• Early evidence from rodent models also indicates CBG’s potential for pain relief, with ongoing clinical trials expected to provide further insights.

Neuroprotective Effects:

• Preclinical models indicate that CBG may offer neuroprotective effects, particularly in Huntington’s disease, and against excitotoxicity and oxidative stress.
• These findings could have implications for conditions like age-related cognitive decline and stroke, although further studies and human trials are needed.

Anti-Inflammatory Properties:

• CBG demonstrates anti-inflammatory activity in cell studies and in vivo models, reducing pro-inflammatory cytokines and inflammation in diseases like inflammatory bowel disease. (r)
• This suggests sublingual CBG may benefit disorders associated with chronic inflammation, supported by a growing body of research.

Antibacterial Properties:

• Early studies show that CBG has natural abilities to fight bacteria, especially against a tough one called MRSA. When CBG teams up with antibiotics, it may enhance the antibiotic.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CBG?

CBG, or Cannabigerol, is a natural compound found in the Cannabis sativa plant, known for its potential wellness benefits without the intoxicating effects of THC.

How does CBG Sublingual Spray work?

When sprayed under the tongue, CBG interacts with cannabinoid receptors in the body, potentially offering benefits like pain relief, neuroprotection, anti-inflammatory support, and antimicrobial properties.

Is CBG psychoactive?

No, CBG does not produce the mind-altering effects associated with THC. It offers potential therapeutic benefits without inducing a “high.”

How should I use the CBG Sublingual Spray?

For optimal absorption, spray the recommended dosage under your tongue. Hold briefly before swallowing. Refer to the product instructions for specific guidelines.

Is XLR8 CBG Sublingual Spray third-party tested?

Yes, XLR8 prioritizes quality and transparency. Our product undergoes third-party testing, and the Certificate of Analysis (COA) is available for your assurance.

Can CBG Sublingual Spray be used with other medications?

Before incorporating any new supplement, including CBG, into your routine, it’s advisable to consult with a healthcare professional, especially if you are taking other medications.

How soon can I expect to feel the effects of the CBG Sublingual Spray?

Individual responses may vary. Some users may experience effects shortly after use, while others may notice gradual benefits over time. Consistent use is recommended for the best results.

Is CBG legal?

CBG sourced from industrial hemp is legal in many places. It’s crucial to be aware of and comply with local regulations regarding cannabinoid products.