FAQ

Yes. All of our CoAs are specific to each batch and are available upon request or on our Client Portal for existing customers.

Yes. Most definitely.

Pricing varies depending on the amount ordered. Please contact sales@kindrootsllc.com

You can purchase our CBD by either contacting sales@kindrootsllc.com or by filling out our wholesale order form located under our wholesale tab.

Yes. To qualify for a sample, please contact sales@kindrootsllc.com or call 303-548-4300 between the hours of 9AM and 5PM MST.

We use UPS/USPS Priority Mail. Products should be delivered to the address you provide in 3-5 Business Days, depending on location. We ship to all 50 U.S. states, and internationally.

Yes, we grow all of our own hemp on our 1,200 acre farm in Wray, Colorado.

Using cryo-cooled ethanol as an extracting solvent and end-to-end cryo conditions to achieve true full spectrum oil profiles.

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We use UPS/USPS Priority Mail. Products should be delivered to the address you provide in 3-5 Business Days, depending on location. We ship to all 50 U.S. states, and internationally.

CBD stands for Cannabidiol and is found in the cannabis plant. Unlike THC, the component of cannabis that gets you high, CBD does not. CBD is legal in all 50 states. The circumstances within which CBD can be considered legal or illegal depends on some factors, all dependent on the laws applicable in the state. People use CBD in different ways and for different reasons, including reducing pain and inflammation.

Hemp can be used to help treat anxiety, neurological disorders, and seizures, reduce inflammation and chronic pain, reduce digestive issues, and assist in quitting tobacco addictions. Hemp beauty products are also starting to make an impact in the skincare and cosmetics world.

Hemp extracts are densely packed with cannabinoids and are safer to consume than smoking. Hemp extracts are able to produce a variety of benefits including the ability to isolate specific cannabinoids and allows better consumer control. Hemp extracts are commonly be found in oil, wax, edible, or shatter forms.

The State of Colorado defines industrial hemp as any cannabis plant that contains “no more than three-tenths of one percent (0.3%) on a dry weight basis.” Marijuana is typically consumed with the intention of generating a psychoactive “high”, hemp lacks the THC, the ingredient that makes you feel that way.

Depending on your target market and local and state regulations, you may want to grow an industrial hemp strain that at 20:1 or 30:1 ratio of CBD to THC.