FAQ

Headquartered in Urbandale, Iowa, Seedling is Iowa’s largest hemp company in the corn state. Our Iowa roots date back to 2018 when we pulled our first plant to be extracted and formulated in Massachusetts. Today, we source our crops from USDA organic farms in Massachusetts.

Seedling products are sold by retailers across the USA. We pride ourselves on partnering with local, trusted retailers that support our mission of offering quality hemp products that cater to specific needs.

Yes. CBD was legalized as part of the 2018 Farm Bill passed by Congress and signed by the president. The Farm Bill removed hemp from the list of illegal drugs, so long as the THC level does not exceed 0.3%. All products sold by Seedling Natural Wellness have been third-party lab tested to ensure compliance with this law.

Yes! Seedling Natural Wellness ensures the thorough testing of each batch through our third-party lab testing partner, KCA Labs. We refrain from making any Hemp products available for online sale or through our retail partners until we have confirmed, through rigorous testing, that the batch is completely free of pesticides, heavy metals, mycotoxins, and microbial. Additionally, we guarantee the accuracy of the product label in terms of hemp content. Feel free to view the certificate of analysis for every batch; we believe in transparency and do not conceal our lab reports behind a batch number portal.

Determining the appropriate dose for full-spectrum cannabinoid (CBD) products can be a personalized process, as it depends on various factors such as individual tolerance, desired effects, and product potency. Here are some steps to help you find your ideal dose:

• Microdose

  A microdose typically ranges from 1 to 5 milligrams of full-spectrum cannabinoid extract. Regular micro-dosing at this level may contribute to overall wellness by ensuring that our Endocannabinoid System receives an adequate supply of cannabinoids necessary for optimal bodily function. Important, at this dose, you should not experience any psychoactive effects.

• Small Dose

  A low dose is anywhere from 5 to 10 milligrams of full-spectrum cannabinoid extract. As a result, you’ll likely feel relief from stress, anxiety, and pain and may feel creative and focused. This is the perfect place to start if you’re new to cannabis.

• Medium Dose

  Ranges from 5 to 30 milligrams of full-spectrum cannabinoid extract. At this dose, you can expect a more pronounced effect on both the body and feelings of euphoria. If you have a little bit of experience with hemp or want to feel something, then this is the dose for you.

• High Dose

  A high dose is from 25 to 50 milligrams of full-spectrum cannabinoid extract. This dose is for seasoned cannabis users and is perfect for people who know what to expect. At this point, you’ll feel heavy euphoria effects.

• Always start small

  Detailed serving information is available on our product packaging and in the product descriptions on our website. If you’re uncertain about what product to begin with its best to evaluate your specific needs or feel free to email us. It’s always best to choose a product that caters to your specific wellness objectives to receive optimal results. It’s always recommended to follow the suggested serving outlined on the packaging of the product for a duration of 4 to 6 weeks. If the desired results are not achieved during this period, increase your dosage to meet your specific needs.

  Remember, consistency is key: To optimize the effectiveness of any botanical, it must be taken regularly. Missing days or servings can impact its ability to support your body effectively.

  When it comes to consuming full-spectrum cannabinoid edibles or tinctures it’s essential to begin with a small dose. Starting small—yes, small—is crucial. It’s important to allow at least two hours before considering taking more if you haven’t felt any effects. This waiting period is necessary due to the digestion process, which can result in delayed onset of the edible and tincture effects.

  Keep in mind that sometimes edibles and tinctures can take hours to fully take effect, and taking additional doses too soon can lead to an intense experience. To err on the side of caution, especially if you’re uncertain about dosing THC, it’s recommended to start with a low dose of 5 mg. This conservative approach prioritizes safety and allows you to gradually gauge your tolerance and response to the edible.

  Please remember that individual reactions to cannabis can vary, so it’s crucial to listen to your body and adjust your dosage accordingly.

  These recommendations can serve as a starting point but remember that individual responses may vary. Use these guidelines as a reference but be prepared to adjust based on your specific needs.

Yes, if taken in large doses! All Seedling products undergo thorough testing of each batch through our third-party lab testing partner, KCA Labs. We refrain from making any Hemp products available for online sale or through our retail partners until we have confirmed, through rigorous testing, that the batch is completely free of pesticides, heavy metals, mycotoxins, and microbial. Additionally, we guarantee the accuracy of the product label in terms of hemp content. Feel free to view the certificate of analysis for every batch; we believe in transparency and do not conceal our lab reports behind a batch number portal.

No! You cannot overdose on Hemp. Taking too much hemp will not result in any major adverse effects. Any grown adult human over 150 pounds can take more than 100 mg of hemp per day safely. The worst a person might experience from too much hemp is feeling drowsy, having a stomachache, or mild diarrhea symptoms.

There are a variety of ways to consume hemp, including edibles, sublingual oils, and topically. Each method is better suited for different types of hemp consumers. Most of our customers prefer sublingual Hemp oil, but everyone is different. That’s why we also offer Hemp gummies as well.

Yes. It is perfectly legal to send and receive hemp products within the United States, according to the Farm Bill of 2018. Always check with your state and local laws to make sure that hemp is legal in your area. As we know, laws are forever changing.