How Our CBD Oil is Made
The quality of a CBD product begins in the field and ends in the laboratory. At Dr. Gosar, the entire path – from hemp cultivation to the final extract – is in our hands. Here is a brief overview of how our oil is made.
1. In-house Hemp Cultivation
We use industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L. var. sativa). Because we cultivate it ourselves, we have total control over the plant material – the foundation of a high-quality extract.
2. Extraction and Low-Temperature Vacuum Distillation
For hemp extraction, we use exclusively 95–100% ethanol. The concentrated extract is obtained through a process of low-temperature vacuum distillation in the absence of oxygen. The low temperature and lack of oxygen protect the sensitive cannabinoids, terpenes, and antioxidants, which could be damaged by more aggressive processes. A detailed description of the process is available on the page Services.
3. Full Spectrum, Without Additives
The result is a natural full spectrum extract – without any added CBD isolate and without synthetic CBD. Read more about the difference in the guide Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum, or Isolate?
4. Bottling and Control
The extract is then prepared into final products – drops, resin, and cosmetics. The entire process, from the field to the laboratory, can also be viewed; see our video presentation, gallery, and certificates.
Why this Matters to the Customer
- Traceability: we know exactly where every single ingredient comes from.
- Naturalness: full spectrum without synthetics.
- Expertise: the products are developed by dr. Borut Gosar, PhD in Biotechnology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is low temperature important?
Prolonged exposure to high temperatures can degrade sensitive cannabinoids and terpenes, especially in the presence of oxygen.
Do you add CBD isolate?
No. Our products (drops and ointment) are 100% full spectrum, free from isolate and synthetic CBD.
