You’ve probably heard more and more of water-soluble CBD products, but may not have understood exactly what they are. To make CBD water-soluble, it undergoes the process called nanotechnology, the science involved in turning materials into their smallest form on the nanometer scale. Soundwaves are used to make the cannabidiol clusters smaller than 100 nanometers.

To make the oils mixable in water, they undergo a process called colloidal dispersion, which is a liquid suspension process that suspends the small particles and distributes them within a liquid. They become nanoemulsions or microemulsions, which are capable of being mixed in with water. Visually they are the same when mixed together, but they are still unique within the mixture.

With water-soluble CBD, users have more options as to how they want to use their CBD. It is usually found within pills, capsules, and softgels, but also can be in liquid form like this product.

There a few benefits to water-soluble CBD:

• Highly bioavailable - This means a higher concentration of CBD that can be absorbed into the body, allowed you to experience the full potential of CBD
• Consistent dosing - This can be said especially for pills and softgels, which have a specified amount of CBD.
• Being an additive - In liquid form, water-soluble CBD can be mixed in easily with food or drinks.

A few downsides include

• Typically CBD isolate only - This is the purest form of CBD, as compared to having the other cannabinoids present (such as being full spectrum), which some people may prefer.
• Short lasting effects - Full spectrum and broad spectrum oils stay in your body longer. Water-soluble CBD can leave your body when you urinate.

Other water-soluble CBD products available: Livive 750mg Broad Spectrum Routine All Day Capsules, Livive 1120mg Broad Spectrum Water Soluble Nano Emulsion Tincture

(Source Article: Water-Soluble CBD: All You Need to Know)