Clear energy. Sharper focus. Everyday comfort. This core everyday strength pairs CBG and CBD in a familiar orange-flavored 30 mL dropper.
Shake well and measure 1 mL for one standardized serving.
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$124.00
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Estimated delivery: August 25, 2026
The core 1:1 CBG+CBD strength for a clear, engaged daytime ritual built around steady energy, sharper focus, and everyday physical comfort. Orange flavor, one 1 mL serving, and a simple 1:1, 50/50 formula keep the experience easy to understand.
A 2024 double-blind crossover field trial gave 34 healthy adults 20 mg CBG or placebo. The CBG condition showed acute anxiety- and stress-related signals plus stronger verbal-memory performance, without evidence of subjective intoxication or impairment.[1] It was a small, short study of isolated CBG—not this 1:1 CBG+CBD oil.
A later randomized trial studied 25 mg and then 50 mg CBG daily in veterans with sleep problems. Sleep measures improved in both groups, but CBG did not significantly outperform placebo.[2] That is why this page sells a clear daytime ritual rather than promising sleep or a medical result.
Our honest read: CBG is worth following, especially for stress, cognition, and pharmacology questions, but broad human benefits are not established. The credible promise here is a precisely explained CBG+CBD formula, a repeatable dropper ritual, and product-specific potency evidence with its limits visible.
The core 1:1 CBG+CBD strength for a clear, engaged daytime ritual built around steady energy, sharper focus, and everyday physical comfort.
A daytime ritual designed around feeling engaged, focused, and physically comfortable through the day.
Every strength uses the same 1 mL serving standard, giving each 30 mL bottle 30 measured servings.
Human CBG research is still small. We show what changed in a study and what did not.
Grape seed oil, hemp seed oil, and organic orange oil complete the archived formula.
The archived 2023 cannabinoid report is available in Certificates, where the measured sample results and their limits stay clear without complicating the 1:1 sales story.
The Cannabinoid Encyclopedia is a separate educational project from the USA Medical team. It does not sell products. Its role here is to keep longer evidence reviews and primary sources separate from product claims.
A human pharmacokinetic study found that dietary fat materially changed CBG exposure after a 25 mg dose.[3] That result is not a meal instruction for this oil, but it shows why study amounts, delivery systems, and routines are not interchangeable.
This formula also contains CBD. FDA identifies unresolved safety, interaction, alertness, liver, pregnancy, and quality questions for consumer CBD products.[6]
Thirty-four healthy adults received 20 mg CBG or placebo in a double-blind crossover design. The study reported selected acute signals without subjective intoxication or impairment; it did not test this combined oil.
Participants used 25 mg and then 50 mg CBG daily. CBG did not significantly outperform placebo on the primary sleep outcome, and five mild possibly related adverse events were reported.
A controlled adult study found that a high-fat meal materially changed several pharmacokinetic measures after a 25 mg CBG dose, reinforcing that formulations and routines cannot be treated as equivalent.
This review maps receptor, signaling, and preclinical research while emphasizing the need for more clinical evidence and a clearer human safety profile.
This laboratory study compared hemp extract, CBD, CBC, CBG, and CBN in human-derived liver cells. It raises safety questions but cannot predict an individual’s response to this product.
Because this formula contains CBD, FDA’s consumer summary on medicine interactions, alertness, liver, pregnancy, product quality, and unproven medical claims is directly relevant.
No. This is a 1:1 broad-spectrum formula with a 50/50 split: 500 mg CBG + 500 mg CBD per bottle.
The 1,000 mg bottle contains 500 mg CBG + 500 mg CBD. That is a simple 1:1, 50/50 split.
CBG, or cannabigerol, is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid found in cannabis. Human outcome research is still limited, and a biological mechanism or early signal does not establish a broad health benefit.[4]
Half of the labeled bottle strength is CBG and half is CBD: 50% CBG + 50% CBD.
New batches are formulated with 5% extra built in. It is a production target; the lot-specific Certificate of Analysis remains the measured record for an individual batch.
CBG and CBD are not intoxicating like THC. The archived 2023 report recorded total THC as not detected in the tested sample, but it is not current-batch proof and no consumer product can promise the same response or test result for every person.
Shake well and measure 1 mL for one serving. Do not copy the frequency or research dose from a different product; follow the current product directions and professional guidance for your situation.
500 mg is the gentle-start concentration, 1,000 mg is the core everyday concentration, and 3,000 mg is the highest-strength option for experienced routines. These are range positions, not medical categories or universal recommendations.
One small controlled field trial reported selected acute stress, anxiety, and verbal-memory signals after 20 mg CBG without evidence of subjective intoxication or impairment. It did not test this combined oil and cannot establish a treatment effect.[1]
A randomized trial in veterans found no statistically significant sleep advantage for CBG over placebo. This product is not presented as a sleep treatment.[2]
Possibly. Human CBG interaction data are limited, and this formula also contains CBD, which can affect medicine metabolism. Ask a healthcare professional or pharmacist before use with prescription or over-the-counter medicine.[6]
No. The available 2023 report covers cannabinoid potency for one tested sample. It is not a current-batch match and does not provide a complete contaminant panel.
No. Avoid cannabinoid products during pregnancy and breastfeeding unless a qualified healthcare professional specifically directs otherwise.
These sources do not clinically test this finished formula. Consumer cannabinoid products are not substitutes for medical care; use only as directed, ask a healthcare professional before use with medication or a medical condition, and do not exceed the serving direction. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions. In the USA medical® brand name, “medical” does not mean that we provide medical care or healthcare services.
A simple 50/50 formula: 500 mg CBG + 500 mg CBD in an orange-flavored broad-spectrum hemp oil.
Measure 1 mL for one serving. A 30 mL bottle contains 30 servings, with 33.3 mg total cannabinoids per serving based on the labeled bottle strength. Serving size does not establish a universal frequency.
Grape seed oil, hemp seed oil, and organic orange oil.
Archive note: Older attached packaging materials remain available as historical formula evidence, but their former quarter-milliliter directions are not the current serving standard.
A useful report should help you match the document to your bottle and see what was tested. FDA quality guidance centers on identity, purity, strength, composition, and limits on contaminants. Read the FDA quality guidance
The report identifier should match the lot or batch printed on your bottle.
Look for the named product or material and the test or examination method used.
When potency is tested, compare the actual result with the specification or labeled amount.
Look for contaminant or microbial limits, actual results, and a clear pass or specification.
The available report was completed October 6, 2023 and records 536.280 mg CBG, 569.040 mg CBD, 1,105.320 mg total cannabinoids, and total THC not detected for the tested sample. It is an archived single-sample cannabinoid potency record, not current-batch documentation or a complete contaminant-testing panel. Older attached label materials use a former 0.25 mL serving and are not the current serving direction.
Certificates are lot-specific. A report for one lot does not automatically describe a later production run, and a certificate evaluates product specifications - not clinical effectiveness.
Start with the product label, then compare it with public guidance. Label directions, nutrient targets, and research doses answer different questions.
The updated USA Medical serving standard is 1 mL. A 30 mL bottle contains 30 servings.
Bottle split: 500 mg CBG + 500 mg CBD · 1:1 · 50/50
FDA has not established a generally recommended consumer CBG or CBD dose. Human CBG studies use other products, amounts, schedules, and participant groups, so their protocols are not serving directions for this 1:1 oil.
This is the core everyday concentration in the current USA Medical CBG+CBD range. One 1 mL serving contains 33.3 mg total cannabinoids based on the labeled bottle strength. New batches are formulated with a 5% overage target. It is not the same product or protocol used in a clinical study.
Mix the oil before measuring a serving.
Use the marked dropper to measure one complete serving.
Do not copy a research schedule or another strength's frequency.
Use 1 mL as one serving. This is the core everyday concentration in the range. If you take medicine or manage a health condition, ask a healthcare professional or pharmacist to review cannabinoid use first.
This formula contains both CBG and CBD. Human CBG safety data remain limited, while FDA identifies important CBD uncertainties and risks including medicine interactions, drowsiness, and possible liver injury.
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Dietary supplements and cosmetic products are not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving. If you are pregnant, nursing, have a medical condition, or take prescription medication, ask a healthcare professional before use. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions. In the USA medical® brand name, the word “medical” does not mean that we provide medical care or healthcare services.
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