There are countless CBD tinctures to choose from out there. Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500 from Receptra Naturals is one of the more popular CBD tinctures on the market today. Whether you buy online or in the store you should always ask these three simple questions before you buy your next CBD product.

1. How Much CBD Is In Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500? According to our third party lab results, Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500 has a total 644.0mg of CBD in each bottle. The supplement facts panel says each bottle has 38 doses. So, in every 0.80 ml dose of Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500 there are 16.9mg of CBD.

2. How Much THC Is In Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500? Unfortunatly, the third party lab report confirms 20.4mg of THC in each bottle. If you are looking for a product with little to no THC, this is not it. At 0.5mg of THC per 0.80 ml will not produce any psychoactive effects but you will fail a drug test.

3. What Ingredients Are In Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500? Hemp Seed Oil, Walnut Oil, Avocado Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Sunflower Oil, Grape Seed Oil, MCT Oil, Organic and Natural Flavors.

Once you have confirmed the correct amount of CBD and THC in Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500, and are happy with the other ingredients, it’s time to move on to the visual inspection.

We think it is so important to see the back of the bottle before you buy. You may not get a good look if you are buying CBD tinctures online, but there is some important information you need to see to make an informed decision. The dosage amounts, suggested use, warnings, ingredients and contact information found below could be the deciding factor.

Even if you are able find Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500 in a store near you, you won’t be able to open the bottle to see what’s inside. Take a close look at the product contents below before you buy.

Finally, it’s time to double check with science and our third-party cannabinoid ratio pie chart. Does Receptra Active Fresh Berry 500 have any CBG, CBC or CBN? What about THCa, THCV, CBDV, CBDVa or CBDa? Use the cart below to find out more.