Erth Wellness CBD Muscle & Joint Topical Balm Stick, Full Spectrum, 1oz, 1500mg CBD, THC Free

A CBD Recovery Balm Stick is a pocket-sized tube loaded with premium cannabidiol balm. This topical product allows you to apply CBD to a specific area for targeted relief. This CBD balm also comes mentholated so you can feel the balm going to work as it seeps into your skin’s pores. Topical CBD Pain Stick activates the CB1 receptors in your skin’s dermal layer to aid in inflammation, muscle cramps, migraines, arthritic joint soreness, and minor nerve discomfort all without ever entering your bloodstream. Many CBD consumers have a CBD regiment either at the beginning or end of the day to help with specific areas of discomfort, so feel free to experiment what works best for you and your wellness routine. For those looking for ingestible forms of CBD, check out our edibles and inhalables!

CBD balms are designed to deliver immediate relief to a targeted area, but within reason. If you decide to go to the gym after a long hiatus and are experiencing extreme muscle soreness from prolonged exercise, your body will need time to heal. CBD may help provide some relief to those sore muscles, but it should not be viewed as a way to immediately eradicate all soreness or discomfort. When using CBD balms, make sure the area is clean and dry to ensure maximum effectiveness. You can use CBD balms for light joint and muscle discomfort, inflammation, and others. It’s crucial that you give the cannabinoid time to work; if you assume right off the bat that CBD isn’t effective, you may be robbing yourself of any relief before the CBD has time to do its work!

CBD itself has no known adverse side effects. As a plant-derived cannabinoid, cannabidiol is infused into a number of topical products like oils, creams, serums, and balms. Since these products are not ingested or inhaled, the CBD only comes into contact with your skin’s top layer and does not enter your bloodstream. However, if you have sensitive skin or specific allergies to certain ingredients, you’ll want to look closely at the ingredient list. Some common reactions to the ingredients list in topicals products can include dry skin, discoloration of the area application, itchiness, redness, blistering, irritation, and rash. If you start to develop any of these symptoms, stop using immediately and contact your primary care physician.