CBD Extract

CBD extracts (also known as CBD paste) are a powerful source of CBD and contain our strongest CBD concentrations with 20% and 30% CBD and CBDa. 


Endoca’s hemp extracts from the full spectrum of the hemp plant are the closest you get to a natural product, as we retain all terpenes, waxes, flavonoids, and lesser cannabinoids, making our CBD extracts as concentrated as possible. 


Endoca’s CBD extracts are thicker than Endoca’s CBD oil, as they contain larger amounts of beneficial plant wax. Many of our customers love our CBD extracts because they know they are getting all the goodness from the entire hemp plant, including Vitamin D, Vitamin E, flavonoids, terpenes, cofactors, and co-nutrients. Explore our range of CBD extracts.

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Why Choose Endoca CBD

Our dedicated staff carefully carries out every step of the CBD production process to ensure that every drop of oil you receive is of the highest quality. We have strict quality control for our selection of CBD oils to ensure that you receive the highest quality extracts. Each drop is as natural as possible. Endoca’s CBD oil is available in strong and medium concentrations, as well as Raw and Heated (decarb) versions.

Founded in 2010, Endoca was one of the world’s first CBD oil producers to start selling CBD products online. We believe that our premium products and extensive knowledge of the hemp plant allow us to offer you superior hemp extracts that harness the goodness found directly in nature.
Endoca is based in Northern Europe, where we benefit from fertile soil, clean air, and the optimal climate for hemp cultivation. You can read more about our history and values here.

How to Use Our Extracts

Dosing CBD extracts is not an exact science, and we recommend that customers start with a low dose and gradually increase until they achieve a stable effect. This method is called up-titration.It is recommended to take the CBD extract under the tongue and on an empty stomach to ensure maximum absorption.

 

Start Low and Go Slow:
When using CBD extracts, it’s important to begin with a small amount and monitor how your body reacts. By slowly increasing the dose over time, you can find the optimal amount that works for you. This gradual increase helps to minimize any potential side effects and ensures that you find the right balance for your body’s needs.

 

Small Doses, Big Impact:
Because CBD extracts are highly concentrated, you don’t need to take a large amount to experience the effects. Even a tiny amount, about the size of a rice grain, can be effective. This makes extracts a potent and efficient way to consume CBD, especially for those looking for high doses of cannabidiol.

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The Difference Between CBD and CBD + CBDa

We strongly believe in the power of the whole hemp plant, which is why we offer both a Raw CBD extract, which contains both CBD and CBDa, as well as a Decarb CBD extract, which only contains CBD.

The difference lies in the science behind it. Our Decarb CBD extract has undergone a process called decarboxylation. This means that the chemical compounds have been activated through heating or drying.


CBDa is the acidic precursor to CBD and a cannabinoid in its own right. If you pick fresh hemp leaves and flowers, you will find a large amount of CBDa and very little CBD. This is because CBDa is converted into CBD through sustained heat (the decarboxylation process).

How Our CBD Extract is Made

Our CBD extract undergoes a less intensive filtration process than CBD oil. The result is a thick, waxy paste with a dark, syrup-like color.


To make our CBD extract, we use an advanced CO2 supercritical extraction method to extract the active ingredients from raw hemp plant material, followed by cold filtration. This method is beneficial because more of the plant’s chemical structure is preserved in the extract – allowing you to experience the hemp plant in its most natural form.

 

All Endoca CBD extracts are produced under strict pharmaceutical-grade conditions in our GMP-certified laboratories. Each batch is tested by a third party to ensure that you receive a pure, safe, and reliable product.

Frequently Asked Questions

The main difference between CBD extracts and CBD paste lies in their consistency and the extraction process:

1 Consistency:

CBD Extract: CBD extracts typically have a thicker consistency but can vary depending on the filtration process. The extract retains a higher concentration of cannabinoids and terpenes from the hemp plant and may be in a liquid or semi-solid form, depending on how it’s processed.

CBD Paste: CBD paste has a much thicker, wax-like consistency. This paste is the result of the CBD extract being mixed with the plant’s natural waxes, which gives it a solid, paste-like texture. It’s often used in its raw, unfiltered form to maintain the full spectrum of cannabinoids.

 

2 Extraction Process:

CBD Extract: This is usually obtained through a process like CO2 supercritical extraction, which pulls the active ingredients from the hemp plant. The extract can undergo additional filtration and refinement to create a more concentrated form of CBD.

CBD Paste: CBD paste is typically a more concentrated form of CBD that is produced by extracting CBD from the hemp plant and then mixing it with plant waxes. This process preserves more of the natural chemical compounds, and the paste often contains higher concentrations of CBD compared to standard CBD oil.

3 Purity and Potency:

CBD Extract: Depending on the extraction process, CBD extracts can be purer, with fewer impurities, and may be more refined for easier consumption or use in products.

CBD Paste: Because it retains more of the plant’s natural components, including terpenes, flavonoids, and waxes, CBD paste is often seen as a less processed, more “natural” form of CBD. It is highly potent and is usually used for higher-dose CBD consumers or those looking for full-spectrum benefits.
In summary, while CBD extract refers to the concentrated form of CBD from the hemp plant, CBD paste is a thicker, wax-like product that includes CBD along with the plant’s natural waxes. Both offer different benefits depending on the desired consistency, potency, and level of refinement.

1 Sublingual Method (Under the Tongue):

The most common and effective way to take CBD paste is by placing it under your tongue. This allows for fast absorption directly into the bloodstream through the mucous membranes, bypassing the digestive system.
To do this, use a small amount of paste, approximately the size of a rice grain, and place it under your tongue. Hold it there for 60-90 seconds before swallowing to allow maximum absorption.

2 Dosage:

Because CBD paste is highly concentrated, you only need a small amount. Start with a small dose and gradually increase it based on how your body responds.
It’s recommended to begin with a lower dose and slowly increase it until you achieve the desired effects.

3 On an Empty Stomach:

For optimal absorption, it’s best to take CBD paste on an empty stomach. This helps the CBD to be absorbed more efficiently into your system.

4 Mixing with Food:

If the taste of CBD paste is too strong for you, it can also be mixed into food or beverages, though this may reduce the speed of absorption as it passes through the digestive system.
Consistency:

Take CBD paste consistently, and try to stick to the same routine to experience its full benefits.
Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized dosing recommendations, especially if you’re new to CBD or using it for specific health concerns.

Endoca CBD extracts, also known as CBD paste, are our strongest CBD products and are therefore not suitable for everyone. Many of our customers describe our hemp extract as “the best for high doses.” We recommend reading our product reviews to gain insight into how other users apply the extracts.

Please note: Endoca CBD extract products are not designed to treat, cure, or diagnose diseases, conditions, or ailments.

Choosing between CBD oil and CBD extract depends on your specific needs, preferences, and the intended use. Here’s a breakdown of the key differences to help determine which might be best for you:

1. Potency:

  • CBD Oil: CBD oils typically have a lower concentration of CBD compared to CBD extracts. They are a good choice for those who are new to CBD or looking for a more moderate dosage.
  • CBD Extract: CBD extracts (also known as CBD paste) are much more concentrated and contain higher levels of CBD, making them ideal for those who need a stronger dose. They are more potent and can be a better option for those with chronic conditions or those seeking higher doses of CBD.

2. Consistency:

  • CBD Oil: CBD oils are usually more liquid and easy to administer, especially with a dropper. They can be taken sublingually (under the tongue), mixed with food or drinks, or applied topically.
  • CBD Extract: CBD extract is thicker, with a waxy or paste-like consistency. It is often used in small amounts and can also be taken sublingually. Due to its consistency, it may be less convenient for some users compared to the ease of using CBD oil.

3. Full-Spectrum Benefits:

  • CBD Oil: Depending on whether it’s full-spectrum or isolate, CBD oil may have fewer of the plant’s natural compounds (like terpenes and other cannabinoids) compared to CBD extract. Full-spectrum oils provide a wider array of cannabinoids and compounds, offering the “entourage effect.”
  • CBD Extract: CBD extract is usually full-spectrum, meaning it contains a wide range of cannabinoids, terpenes, and plant compounds. This can enhance the overall therapeutic effects of CBD due to the entourage effect, where all the compounds work synergistically to boost their individual benefits.

4. Use Case:

  • CBD Oil: CBD oil is generally used for general wellness and relaxation. It’s great for those looking to manage mild discomfort, stress, anxiety, or sleep issues.
  • CBD Extract: CBD extract is stronger and is typically used for more severe conditions or for individuals requiring a higher dose of CBD. It’s often chosen for targeted relief, such as chronic pain, inflammation, or intense muscle discomfort.

5. Taste:

  • CBD Oil: CBD oils can have a mild, earthy taste, depending on the product. Some people prefer oils because they can be flavored to mask the natural hemp taste.
  • CBD Extract: CBD extracts tend to have a stronger, more robust hemp flavor due to their high concentration and the presence of plant waxes and other compounds. This may be an issue for those sensitive to taste.

Which is better for you?

  • Choose CBD oil if you are looking for a more convenient, moderate dose for general wellness or if you’re new to CBD.
  • Choose CBD extract if you need a stronger dose, have chronic pain, or are looking for a more concentrated and potent CBD product. It’s ideal for those seeking the full range of benefits from hemp and for those who require higher doses.

Ultimately, both CBD oil and CBD extract offer unique benefits, and the best choice depends on your individual needs and goals.

We deliver our hemp extracts in a dispenser for easy use due to their thick consistency. Simply twist the knob to release the product and press the syringe. This keeps the product fresh and is more hygienic.

Endoca CBD paste is designed to support wellness routines. There are many benefits to taking CBD extracts as part of your daily wellness. By reading customer reviews, you can gain insights into how other users have experienced the benefits of Endoca CBD extracts.

Endoca CBD paste is not designed to treat, cure, or diagnose any conditions, diseases, or ailments. For more information on the benefits of hemp extracts, we recommend reading the latest medical research on the effects and benefits of CBD.

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