Full Spectrum CBD Capsules
Full spectrum CBD capsules in 10, 25 and 50 mg strengths, sold in 30, 60 or 90 counts. Each capsule is one measured serving with nothing to measure.
- 10, 25 or 50 mg per capsule
- 30, 60 or 90 count bottles
- Tahoe CBD brand
Why people choose CBD capsules
CBD capsules hold a set amount of CBD, so there is nothing to measure and no flavor to get used to. That makes them easy to fit into a morning or evening routine, easy to count and easy to carry in a bag. The tradeoff is flexibility. With a CBD oil you can change your amount a few drops at a time, while a capsule always gives the same amount.
Our own Tahoe CBD Full Spectrum CBD Capsules come in three strengths and three bottle sizes.
Strengths, sizes and prices
Here is the full Tahoe CBD capsule lineup. Total CBD is the strength per capsule times the count.
| Strength | 30 count | 60 count | 90 count |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 mg per capsule | 300 mg total, $42.00 | 600 mg total, $54.00 | 900 mg total, $72.00 |
| 25 mg per capsule | 750 mg total, $59.00 | 1500 mg total, $99.00 | 2250 mg total, $128.00 |
| 50 mg per capsule | 1500 mg total, $89.00 | 3000 mg total, $165.00 | 4500 mg total, $225.00 |
Larger bottles cost less per capsule. A 25 mg capsule works out to about $1.97 each in the 30 count and about $1.42 each in the 90 count.
How to choose a strength
If you are new to CBD, the 10 mg capsule is the smallest fixed amount we sell, which makes it an easy first step. The 25 mg capsule sits in the middle, and the 50 mg capsule suits people who already know they want more CBD per serving. Start with one capsule, note when you take it and stay with the same amount for several days before you change anything. Our CBD dosage guide explains how to think about milligrams.
Capsules are swallowed and digested like food, and many people take them with a meal. If you take prescription medication, are pregnant or are nursing, ask your doctor before you start, since CBD can interact with some medicines.
THC, drug tests and travel
Both capsule lines are full spectrum, so they contain a trace of THC within the federal hemp limit of 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight. That trace can show up on a drug test, so read does CBD show up on a drug test if testing applies to you. Packing capsules for a trip? Rules depend on where you are going, and our flying with CBD guide covers the basics.
Third-party lab reports are posted on our Lab Reports page when available. Ask us and we will send the most recent report we have for the capsule you want, or tell you plainly that it is not available yet. Orders ship free to eligible US addresses in 1-2 business days, or you can pick them up at our South Lake Tahoe store with a 21+ photo ID.
CBD Capsules FAQ
How many CBD capsules should I take?
Start with one capsule at the lowest strength that makes sense for you, and follow the label. Stay with that amount for several days before you change it, and keep a short note of what you take. There is no single right amount for everyone. If you take medication or have a health condition, talk to your doctor first.
How are capsules different from CBD oil?
A capsule gives you a fixed amount of CBD with no taste, and you swallow it like a vitamin. CBD oil is measured with a dropper, so you can change the amount a little at a time, and you can hold it under your tongue or add it to a drink. Some people keep both and use whichever suits the day.
Will CBD capsules show up on a drug test?
They can. Our capsules are full spectrum, so they contain a trace of THC within the federal hemp limit. Most drug tests look for THC, not CBD, and regular use of a full spectrum product can add up. If you cannot risk a positive result, talk to your employer or doctor before using any full spectrum product.
Can I take CBD capsules on a plane?
It depends on your airline, your destination and the product. Full spectrum capsules contain a trace of THC, and some places, including some countries, do not allow any. Keep capsules in their original labeled bottle and read our flying with CBD guide before you pack.