Drug test and CBD, can it be detected on a drug test? If you want to steer clear of a failed cannabinoid drug test please pay close attention to the types of hemp products you plan to consume and the source from which the hemp was derived is the most important.

Listed below, are the two most-dominant Cannabinoids found in the Sativa Cannabis plant.

• Marijuana-Derived (THC) levels are higher than 0.3%
• Hemp-Derived (CBD) levels are up to 0.3%

Marijuana-Derived Cannabidiol or Tetrahydrocannabinol for short is considered the most dominant of the two chemical compounds. It is extracted from the marijuana plant flower known for its intoxicating properties. It creates that euphoric feeling. Delta-8 THC products contain higher levels of THC, and its cousin Delta-9 THC is Marijuana. These cousins are mainly consumed for medicinal purposes. This (THC) chemical compound can be detected on a drug test.

Hemp-Derived Cannabidiol or CBD for short is sourced from industrial hemp. It is closely related to the Marijuana THC chemical compound, but its chemical comes from a different part of the Sativa plant. CBD has become famous for numerous reasons; however, oils, creams, gummies, and lotions have placed it on relevant maps.  Federally, the maximum amount of THC allowed in any CBD product is 0.3%.   It’s a slippery slope.

The Dilemma of Mislabeled CBD Products

CBD itself will not cause a false positive drug test it’s the mislabeling of products that are immoral and illegal, but it still exists.  Therefore, using caution and educating yourself is the best method when choosing hemp products.

Mislabeled product ingredients are the biggest concern with CBD products and the FDA. Please purchase your CBD from trusted sources. Ask for a Certificate of Analysis.

When in doubt about passing or failing a drug test just say no!