Canna River's CBD range runs on five gummy flavors, four tincture flavors, three pet flavors and six topical scents. Here is the full index, what provides the taste in each, and which products contain no sweetener at all.
Canna River Blog – Ingredients
A hemp distillate is a concentrated extract that still holds several cannabinoids. An isolate is one cannabinoid purified on its own. Here is how each is produced, and how to tell from a Canna River ingredient list which of the two you are buying.
Canna River's Body Balm and Body Lotion both carry 1,250 mg each of CBD, CBC, CBN and CBG for $50. The balm puts that into a 2 oz tin, the lotion into 3.4 oz, so the balm is 1.7 times as concentrated per ounce. Here is the rest of the label comparison.
Canna River makes two pet products, a CBD + CBG tincture and CBD + CBG treats, both Broad Spectrum (Non-THC) and intended for dogs and cats. Here are the strengths, sizes, flavors, prices and full ingredient lists for each.
All eight Canna River CBD gummies share one base recipe: tapioca syrup, sugar, pectin, natural flavors, citric acid, sodium malate, natural color and stevia, plus hemp distillate and a cannabinoid isolate. Here's which ingredient is in which gummy, and what each one is.
MCT oil is a refined oil made mostly of caprylic and capric triglycerides, fats with 8 and 10 carbon atoms per fatty acid. It's not the same as coconut oil. It's the first ingredient in all nine Canna River tinctures and all four softgels, and here is what it is and why it's there.