CBD statistics by method
According to a SingleCare survey, nearly half of CBD users prefer oils/tinctures, lotions/balms, and gummies. But there’s a growing market for CBD edibles.
According to a SingleCare survey, nearly half of CBD users prefer oils/tinctures, lotions/balms, and gummies. But there’s a growing market for CBD edibles.
CBD user demographics skew young. Of all age groups, Americans age 18-29 are most likely to use CBD consistently, and its popularity decreases with age.
33% of American adults have used CBD once or more. (SingleCare, 2020)
64% of Americans are familiar with CBD and/or CBD products. (Gallup, 2019)
An estimated 64 million Americans have tried CBD in the last 24 months. (Consumer Reports, 2019)
Of those who use CBD, 22% said it helped them supplement or replace prescription or over-the-counter drugs. (Consumer Reports, 2019)
As reported by Kush.com, Edibles are the only sector of the cbd industry that have had an
increase in retail pricing due to scarcity and demand for quality kitchens and producers.
Cbd is still fairly a new and scarce commodity, but it’s availability is rising.
CBD is legal in the State of Arizona. In 2014, a court ruling determined that CBD is medically useful for treating epilepsy. This means that buying CBD oil in Arizona is legal without a medical marijuana card, even though purchasing cannabis is still illegal. That’s because CBD can be derived from cannabis’ cousin industrial hemp.
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