CBD oil is a remedy from the Cannabis plant, which supports well-being but is not a psychoactive product. Flowers, leaves and stems of the plant contain different amounts of cannabinoids, active substances whose ingestion produces different effects.

CBD, formally called Cannabidiol, is one of these cannabinoids that is correlated with a wealth of health benefits.

With every passing year, people want to learn more and more about the qualities of this compound.

CBD oils are produced by CO2 extraction, a method by which cannabinoids are extracted from the pulp of the plant. These extracts are then mixed with vegetable oils that are stored in bottles or refined more.

Not being a psychoactive substance, CBD is a safe food supplement that can be used without becoming "high" or feeling euphoric. In addition, there are no obvious adverse effects of CBD oil.

However, you should always consult a specialist if you are afraid of contraindications or if you experience negative reactions to this food supplement. CBD oils can have different concentrations, which have a wide spectrum of power for different needs.

Differences between black oil and golden oil
Although black and gold are often framed in the same category, they are actually as different as day and night.

Black oils, often referred to as "crude oils", are crude CBD extracts that are mixed with vegetable oils. These oils do not go through other processes.

Gold oils, in turn, are subject to much more thorough purification processes, which increase the overall quality of the product.

The following lines describe some of the most important differences between black and gold oils

1. Concentration of CBD oil
Black oils are not filtered after extraction and therefore keep parts of the plant, such as chlorophyll, wax, fat, and other components. For this reason, it is more difficult to standardize black oils because the fluctuations from one bottle to the other are too high.

Gold oils are subject to a rigorous cleaning process, during which all the above mentioned materials are removed. All important cannabinoids and terpenes, which give CBD oils the health benefits, remain intact.

Although the CBD substance already has high efficiency, it increases when it is added to other active substances. In this way you can get a whole spectrum of effects.

This effect is known as the "entourage effect". Within this effect, a set of active substances act more efficiently together than if they were acting separately - this is also the basic development element that many producers apply to CBD oil.

Gold oils have, in addition to maintaining CBD quantities, also higher CBD concentrations than black oils, which leads to better effects.

2. Taste and smell
Black oils are often avoided because of their bitter taste and odor and taste. Because of the chlorophyll and plant residue content, black oils are not appetizing and are not a pleasant presence for the sense of smell and taste.

Instead, golden oils have a wide range of terpenes that support other active substances and give it a pleasant and inviting taste profile.

3. Decarboxylation
A defining step in the production of golden oils is decarboxylation.

Mainly, the Cannabis plant is heated at a relatively low temperature to remove a group of toxins and to transform CBD from its inactive base form into an active CBD form.

Many black oils are not completely decarboxylated and therefore have much lower effects.

4. Fluidity
Because of the black oil material component, they almost never appear in the same physical consistency. The black oil is only semi-fluid at room temperature and as a result sometimes requires heating to remove debris from the edge of the container.

Gold oils do not have this problem because they are always fluid at room temperature and have a uniform flow. In this way, a controlled dosage is possible.