What is the difference between hemp oil and hempseed oil? Already tried google. Not getting satisfactory answers.
2010096
if your talking about "Rick Simpson hemp oil he calls phoenix Tears" this is illegal with out a medical Cannabis license~ it is made by soaking the whole plant in alcohol and boiling off the alcohol it has THC in it. Hemp seed oil is made by pressing the seeds of Industrial hemp this is leagle for any one and it dose not contain THC, but is 20% CBD the supper healing cannabanoid.
2010097
This product IS hempseed oil. Ingredients are: raw, organic, unrefined hempseed oil.
2010098
I think the confusion is that some still confuse hemp with cannabis. Cannabis oil is not hemp oil. So Brad doesn't really answer the question that you have on that page. I also have this question now that you've posted it... but a different question. What is the difference in hemp plant oil and hemp seed oil?
2010099
Dear Sir/Madame,You may find the answers you are looking for by googling Hemp Oil: Benefits, Nutrition and Side Effects. Also you may find Cannabinol/CBD oil benefits interesting. I hope this helps.
2010100
They are the same thing. In order to get the oil, they cold pressed the seeds. Hemp milk is made from the seeds also.
2010101
To my knowledge it's the same thing because you can only get the oil from the hemp seed anyway.
2010102
That's the first I heard of cannabis oil being referred to as hemp oil. If you noticed on their website that what they call hemp oil is reallyCannabis Oil. Cannabis oil can only be purchase in States that allow for Medical Marijuana. So that must mean that it has THC in it. I'm sure when most people refer to "hemp oil " they really mean "hemp seed oil". To the majority of people who buy and sell it- there is no difference because there is no THC in it. I am by no means an expert, it's just from my experience and my research.
1301846
They should be different and clearly labeled. One is super thick the other thinner than oil.
464597
Hemp protein is comprised of ground up hemp seeds. THC is the psychoactive component of the flowering tops of the Cannabis plant and not active in the seeds. There is no THC in this product.
1024558
No, There is a difference and a lot of people are confused or misinformed on the topic. While hemp oil is a wonderful and amazing health item, it lacks several cannabinoid's that are present in cannabis oil (or has only trace amounts that won't help at such low levels). Because of this Hemp Oil is legal in the United States while cannabis oil (commonly referred to as CBD oil) is not (with the exception of medicinal cannabis users in some states). Take note it's impossible to get high or to fail a drug test when taking hemp oil. For example, hemp oil has near zero amounts of two popular cannabinoid's: THC [Tetrahydrocannabinol]- the psychoactive component most commonly linked to getting you high, and CBD [Cannabidiol] - The main cannabinoid being touted on the news as a potential wonder cure (for good reason) that helps with: Antiemetic, Antipsychotic, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-oxidant, Anti-tumor/Anti-cancer, anti-seizure, and more. That said, hemp oil is still a wonderful and legal medicine for your body. It's good for your brain, hair, heart, skin, immune system, and has some as yet not entirely explored potential cancer fighting agents. It's also cheap. Unless you grow your own cannabis, an ounce of cannabis oil can easily run you $1,000 bucks or more. Also, there are no regulations to date that ensure you get high quality and safe cannabis oil unless you make your own. Hope that's helps a little!
2190973
I don't know. I read the info on both and no differences were indicated. Made me wonder if it was different suppliers.
1078497
Dear KH, Hemp is the best organic raw material under the sun. We have bought many packets of this brand and make and have enjoyed in a mix with milk shakes, salads or fruit juice mix. As far as I know, these seeds when cold pressed can produce a milky type liquid or oil, which you may call Hemp oil or milk. Remember that all these seeds are without the THC component, which is the key ingredient of real Hemp oil. I am not sure if you can get milk from these seeds but if you have a cold press machine or another method like Soya milk, then you can definitely try. Good luck to you and hope you will learn more about hemp. Dear KH, Hemp is the best organic raw material under the sun. We have bought many packets of this brand and make and have enjoyed in a mix with milk shakes, salads or fruit juice mix. As far as I know, these seeds when cold pressed can produce a milky type liquid or oil, which you may call Hemp oil or milk. Remember that all these seeds are without the THC component, which is the key ingredient of real Hemp oil. I am not sure if you can get milk from these seeds but if you have a cold press machine or another method like Soya milk, then you can definitely try. Good luck to you and hope you... » Read More Dear KH, Hemp is the best organic raw material under the sun. We have bought many packets of this brand and make and have enjoyed in a mix with milk shakes, salads or fruit juice mix. As far as I know, these seeds when cold pressed can produce a milky type liquid or oil, which you may call Hemp oil or milk. Remember that all these seeds are without the THC component, which is the key ingredient of real Hemp oil. I am not sure if you can get milk from these seeds but if you have a cold press machine or another method like Soya milk, then you can definitely try. Good luck to you and hope you will learn more about hemp. « Show Less
1604217
Possibly, though they don't say on the packaging, and their description while touting the "green" side of hemp products doesn't say "MADE FROM HEMP". Hemp is used in many products such as money, cigarette papers (how appropriate), hygiene products (it's very absorbent) etc., and because it holds its strength when wet. But really... who cares, they are a conversation piece and Bicycle cards are always top quality. My son and his buddies play poker and cribbage with them daily and they are going strong.
1483925
I read that the Hemp Hearts do not contain THC. It is a different part of the plant that they use for the Hemp Hearts. I have taken Hemp Hearts daily and have never felt high. They are full of protein and omega and some health issues I have had have gotten better since I have been using the Hemp Hearts...J on Cape CodHope this was helpful.
1547018
............ lolwutit's GF-5 Fully Synthetic. In the U.S. it's considered a blend, in other place it's a synthetic, that's just how it is in the auto industry. Why are you looking into buying this oil anyways?
1970543
Hemp seed oil, tea tree oil, natural oils of soybean, avocado, jojoba, apricot, vitamin E, eucalyptus, and rosemary.
1206274
The main difference between virgin coconut oil and regular, organic coconut oil is the amount of refining the oil undergoes. Refined coconut oil means the oil has undergone a process of drying the coconut. This type of coconut oil may sometimes be called deodorized or bleached according to Live the Organic Life. This is usually done outside in the Sun. Generally, refined coconut oil is thought of as being of a lesser quality. Unrefined Unrefined coconut oil may also be called virgin coconut oil. The type of method used to extract the oil from the coconut is done in the most natural way. This way, the coconut oil stays in its natural form without the use of any artificial filtering which is sometimes used in the process of refined coconut oil. No chemicals are used in the process of extracting coconut oil using this method. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/info_8283628_differences-virgin-organic-coconut-oil.html#ixzz2rbNCh7UA
1223929
I don't think so. Hemp oil, etc. contain virtually no CBD. CBD extracts from leaves of the marijuana plant are NOT hemp oil.
2014102
You guys missed the question. CBD is not THC. CBD is found in the hemp plant. I don't see how this could not contain CBDs but I would like an intelligent answer as well.
1086730
Positively not. I'm a hairdresser and have used this product and all their products for years. I'm extremely satisfied and I just love all Hemps products. I'm using the gallon now and I'm very happy with it. Recommend highly
96755
All synthetic oil is better than conventional oils and all synthetic oils can be mixed with conventional oils and vice versa. Don't let anyone tell you different. I ran synthetic in my lawn mower from day one.
1569968
It's the same company but this is a spray as opposed to an oil. So this goes on as a fine mist that drys quickly. This is lighter so you can spray it liberally. The oil is heavy so just a dab will do. Hope that answers your question. Same company, same smell just different consistency.
676319
Although it says "Virgin" on its label - there's really not a difference in the two. The big difference is refined vs unrefined. I've had both and absolutely prefer the unrefined oil. Here's an excerpt from: http://www.livestrong.com/article/266229-what-is-the-difference-between-virgin-extra-virgin-coconut-oil: "Unlike olive oil - whose `extra virgin' label denotes a better quality product and commands a higher price - no such distinction exists in the coconut oil industry. The addition of an "extra virgin" label to coconut oil remains a marketing gimmick, rather than an indication of the oil quality." I hope this helps. Although it says "Virgin" on its label - there's really not a difference in the two. The big difference is refined vs unrefined. I've had both and absolutely prefer the unrefined oil. Here's an excerpt from: http://www.livestrong.com/article/266229-what-is-the-difference-between-virgin-extra-virgin-coconut-oil: "Unlike olive oil - whose `extra virgin' label denotes a better quality product and commands a higher price - no such distinction exists in the coconut oil industry. The addition of an "extra virgin" label to coconut oil remains a marketing... » Read More Although it says "Virgin" on its label - there's really not a difference in the two. The big difference is refined vs unrefined. I've had both and absolutely prefer the unrefined oil. Here's an excerpt from: http://www.livestrong.com/article/266229-what-is-the-difference-between-virgin-extra-virgin-coconut-oil: "Unlike olive oil - whose `extra virgin' label denotes a better quality product and commands a higher price - no such distinction exists in the coconut oil industry. The addition of an "extra virgin" label to coconut oil remains a marketing gimmick, rather than an indication of the oil quality." I hope this helps. « Show Less