Nos produits CBD sont strictement réservés aux personnes majeures. En entrant, vous certifiez avoir atteint l'âge légal de votre pays de résidence.
CBC, cannabichromene, is the third most abundant cannabinoid in hemp. Still little-known, it is drawing growing research interest, notably for its action on TRPV1/TRPA1 channels — still preclinical work, from which no health promise can be drawn. At WorldWeed, CBC is found in our full-spectrum flowers and resins: each batch COA states its exact content.
Preclinical research has looked at it since 1980 — ongoing work, no health claim.
Every certificate of analysis lists CBC alongside CBD, CBG and THC.
CBC is part of the full spectrum: it comes with CBD and the plant's terpenes.
Very low affinity for the CB1 receptor: no high. Not scheduled as a narcotic in France.
No. CBC has virtually no affinity for CB1 (brain) or CB2 (immunity) receptors. It primarily acts on vanilloid TRPV1/TRPA1 channels.
CBC does not replace CBD: it comes with it. In a full-spectrum product, minor cannabinoids (CBC, CBG, CBN) and terpenes make up the plant's profile — the so-called entourage effect. We make no therapeutic claim about CBC.
There is no official CBC dosage. In a full-spectrum flower or resin it is usually a small share of total cannabinoids: the exact value is on the batch COA.
Yes, fully. Not scheduled as a controlled substance.