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- Experiencing the entourage effect
- Lifestyles focused on comfort, relaxation, and relief
- Those building better sleep routines
- People who want a measured per-serving amount
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- Treating injuries, disorders, or medical conditions.
- People who are pregnant, nursing, or trying to conceive
- Anyone on interacting medications
- Anyone avoiding THC
What is CBC?
Cannabichromene (CBC) is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid that forms naturally in full-spectrum hemp alongside THC and CBD. On its own, CBC doesn't produce a high. Research suggests it interacts with the body's endocannabinoid system and may support the activity of anandamide, one of the body's signaling molecules.
The entourage effect
The entourage effect is a theory that whole-plant cannabis (containing cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids) produces a broader range of effects and a more rounded experience than isolated cannabis products. This means that CBC, when combined with THC, CBD, and other compounds, may produce more significant benefits than when used in isolation.
The research on CBC
Preclinical studies on cell and animal models suggest that CBC has potential anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Preliminary research has also examined possible anti-anxiety and mood effects. Human clinical research is limited. CBC is usually studied alongside CBD and THC in the context of the entourage effect.
CBC vs CBD
CBC and CBD are non-intoxicating and often appear together in hemp extracts. CBD has a larger body of research and is often used by those seeking calm, comfort, and stress relief. CBC is less studied. It is typically included in cannabis edibles to promote the entourage effect.
CBC vs CBG
CBG is the precursor that hemp converts into THCA, CBDA, and CBCA as the plant matures. These cannabinoids then convert into THC, CBD, and CBG. Our CBC gummies carry CBG as well, so a single serving offers multiple cannabinoids and the stacked benefits of the entourage effect. Shop our CBG edibles.
Who reaches for Pain Plus?
Pain Plus gummies contain five cannabinoids, including 10mg CBC at fixed, lab-tested doses. It's popular with:
- Fitness junkies and athletes who train hard
- Those building a comprehensive comfort and relief routine
- Those managing arthritis or inflammation
- Anyone who prefers a full cannabinoid profile
Pain Plus isn’t a medical treatment, but our users tell us that it promotes comfort and helps them deal with life’s physical challenges. Consult your doctor before adding Pain Plus to your wellness routine.
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nama CBC gummies and drops pair cannabichromene with THC, CBD, and other hemp cannabinoids at fixed, lab-tested doses. You get a full cannabinoid profile in every serving and the stacked benefits of the entourage effect.
- Full-spectrum blends
- Measured doses
- Third-party tested
- Vegan and gluten-free
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CBG gummies and capsules FAQ
CBC isolate is non-intoxicating. Our CBC gummies and drops contain hemp-derived Delta-9 THC, so they produce mild THC effects at regular doses. Start with a lower amount if you're sensitive to THC, and wait at least 45–60 minutes before taking more.
CBC isn't a medical treatment for anxiety, but many people add it to their wellness routine to deal with daily stress. A 2024 paper on the therapeutic potential of CBC finds that there is some existing evidence for the anti-inflammatory, anti-convulsant, anti-microbial, anti-nociceptive, and anti-anxiety effects of CBC. This hasn't been confirmed through human trials, but online communities have a positive opinion of using CBC for anxiety.
Strength depends on what you're measuring. CBC and CBD are both non-intoxicating and work on different receptor pathways, so neither is simply stronger. Research on CBC is earlier-stage than the larger CBD research base. Most people feel our blends through the THC and the combined cannabinoid effect.
Each of our CBC formulas sets a fixed per-serving dose, so you don't have to measure the CBC separately. A typical starting microdose is 2.5mg THC, or half a serving if you're sensitive. General guidelines suggest starting with 5 to 10 mg of CBC, and our products fit these parameters.
Standard drug tests screen for THC, not CBC. But our CBC edibles contain Delta-9 THC, so they can trigger a positive result. If you're subject to testing, stick with CBD-only products or avoid cannabis products entirely safer not to use these products. Learn more about microdosed THC and drug tests.
CBC gummies, like most cannabis gummies, don’t kick in right away. When you consume CBC gummies, the CBC is absorbed through your digestive system, which means it typically takes 30+ minutes to feel the effects. Your metabolism, whether you’ve eaten recently, and individual body chemistry affect onset time.
Find nama CBC gummies near you by using our store locator. It shows every shop that carries nama products. If you want a specific product, we recommend calling in advance to check availability. Or, you can skip the phone call and have nama gummies delivered to your doorstep. We ship nationally to every state where our products are legal to buy.
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Our CBC edibles for sale comply with the 2018 Farm Bill's limit on Delta-9 THC by dry weight, and are legal on a federal basis in the US. Hemp laws still vary by state and continue to change, so check the current rules where you live before ordering. Read about Delta 9 THC edibles and legality.
This information was accurate when published but may be outdated. Confirm state and federal regulations yourself.
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