RE:RE:RE:<10PPM THC change in CBD Ok I have done some homework on this point and there seems to be some confusion here. Cortalex’s bottle label says <10ppm THC (less than 10 parts per million THC) therefore eliminating Health Canada’s requirement for putting a THC warning label on the bottle.
See below at the bottom, the link to Health Canada’s page discussing the standardized cannabis symbol that under the Cannabis Regulations must appear on the label of all cannabis products that contain THC in a concentration greater than 10 micrograms per gram which is the same as <10ppm.
So, to me, it seems like Cardiol is simply following the Health Canada regulations and by showing that Cortalex is <10ppm THC, it does not require this warning label.
I believe GW Pharma’s FDA-approved cannabidiol product Epidiolex is 150ppm THC as I just spent time on their site. Bottom line, Cortalex is by far the purest cannabidiol formulation available as far as I know. Hopefully that clears that point up. Go CRDL !!
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/drugs-medication/cannabis/laws-regulations/regulations-support-cannabis-act/standardized-symbol.html