DOES CBD OIL GO BAD?

CBD oil has a shelf life typically ranging from one to two years, influenced by factors like heat, sunlight, and storage conditions. Proper storage in dark, airtight containers at room temperature can extend its longevity. CBD oil degrades over time due to natural oxidation, diminishing its effectiveness.

Key factors affecting CBD oil expiration include packaging (dark glass and airtight containers protect against sunlight and oxidation), quality of ingredients and extraction methods (such as CO2 extraction preserving cannabinoids), and storage conditions (avoiding extremes of temperature and light).

Expired CBD oil may show signs like color change, thickened consistency, reduced potency, or unpleasant smell/taste. While consuming expired CBD oil may lead to decreased potency, it poses minimal health risks compared to other expired food items.

Different CBD products have varying expiration dates: tinctures last up to two years, topicals for 18-24 months, gummies for 6 months to a year, and capsules for 6 months to 2 years.

Stirling emphasizes quality with products like their Broad Spectrum CBD Oil, using CO2 extraction and MCT oil for optimal shelf life and potency. Rigorous testing ensures purity and safety, supporting their commitment to quality CBD products.

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