HempLucid Tincture Hemp Seed Oil (1350 mg CBD)

HempLucid uses hemp seed oil in this tincture because it adds genuine nutritional value that MCT oil does not provide. Hemp seed oil contains omega-3 and omega-6 essential fatty acids in a ratio (approximately 3:1) that is considered optimal for human health, along with gamma-linolenic acid, vitamins E and B, and trace minerals. When paired with full-spectrum CBD extract, the result is a tincture where the carrier oil is itself a functional ingredient rather than a neutral delivery vehicle. HempLucid describes this as their most holistic formulation — the hemp seed oil reinforces the whole-plant philosophy by ensuring even the carrier comes from the same plant family as the CBD extract. The trade-off is a more pronounced earthy, nutty flavour and a slower absorption profile compared to MCT.

At 45mg of CBD per 1ml serving, HempLucid Tincture Hemp Seed Oil 1350mg delivers more than double the per-serving CBD of the 600mg versions (which provide 20mg per serving). This potency level is appropriate for experienced CBD consumers managing significant chronic conditions — chronic pain, severe anxiety, inflammation-related conditions — where lower doses have proven insufficient. It is not a beginner product; new CBD users should start with the 600mg version and work up over time rather than beginning at 45mg per serving. For daily high-dose users, the 1350mg format is significantly more economical per milligram than multiple bottles of lower-potency alternatives, and the 30-serving bottle provides a full month of use at a single daily dose.

Yes — HempLucid recommends refrigerating their hemp seed oil tinctures after opening because hemp seed oil is rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids (omega-3 and omega-6) that can oxidise and go rancid when exposed to heat and light over time. Refrigeration slows this oxidation and preserves both the nutritional quality of the carrier oil and the potency of the CBD extract. The oil will thicken slightly when cold, which is normal — allow it to come to room temperature for a few minutes before measuring your dose if you find the viscosity difficult to draw through the dropper. Unlike the MCT version, which is stable at room temperature indefinitely when stored away from direct light, the hemp seed oil tincture requires refrigeration as part of its standard care routine.