CBD Isolate Crystals: Forms & Uses 2026
Posted by Steve Schultheis on Apr 15th 2025
CBD isolate is 99%+ pure cannabidiol with no other cannabinoids, available in four physical forms: crystals, powder, slab, and shatter (very similar but distinct from CBD isolate). Steve's Goods makes its CBD isolate in Louisville, Kentucky in small batches with full-panel third-party COAs and total-THC testing post-decarboxylation — the method H.R. 5371 introduces.
Discover CBD Isolate Crystals: A Practical Guide for 2026
CBD isolate is the purest form of cannabidiol — typically 99%+ CBD by w
How to Dab CBD: Essential Devices and Techniques 2026
Posted by Steve Schultheis on Apr 15th 2025
How to Dab CBD: Essential Devices and Techniques 2026
Dabbing CBD offers one of the fastest, most efficient ways to experience the benefits of cannabidiol. Whether you're a curious beginner or an experienced user looking to refine your technique, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know—from choosing your gear to perfecting your method.
What Is Dabbing CBD?
Dabbing involves vaporizing a concentrated form of CBD, such as wax, shatter, crumble, or isolate, on a hot surface (ca
CBG Guide: Everything You Should Know About CBG Oil
Posted by Steve Schultheis on Apr 15th 2025
CBG, or cannabigerol, is a minor cannabinoid in hemp. It comes from CBGA, the acid the plant converts into CBD and THC as it matures, which is why mature hemp carries little CBG. Steve’s Goods sells CBG as an oil tincture, as 5 mg gummies, and as isolate powder.
Discover CBG: The Ultimate Guide to CBG Oil 2026
If you’ve explored CBD products, you may have seen another cannabinoid rising in popularity: CBG, or cannabigerol. Known as the “mother of all cannabinoids,” CBG is gaining attention for
Discover the 5 Most Popular CBD Products 2026
Posted by Steve Schultheis on Apr 15th 2025
Last updated: May 10, 2026
Discover the 5 Most Popular CBD Products 2026
Updated for 2026. The hemp-derived CBD market in 2026 is a different shape than the one that started this category a few years ago. H.R. 5371 caps total THC at 0.4 mg per innermost retail container (regardless of serving size or total package volume). There is no per-serving cap. Under §2019 of P.L. 119-103 that cap first applies December 11, 2026 to hemp products containing only cannabinoids capable of being naturally prod