New to CBC? Start here. CBC is a non-intoxicating minor cannabinoid that works alongside THC and CBD as part of the plant's natural mix. This guide explains what it is and how to take it.
CBC (cannabichromene) is a non-intoxicating minor cannabinoid, so it does not produce a high on its own. It occurs alongside THC and CBD as part of the plant's natural blend of compounds, sometimes described as the entourage effect. Labels show CBC content in milligrams (mg).
CBC is usually present in small amounts and shows up most often in gummies, softgels, and topicals, typically paired with other cannabinoids. Cannabis is for adults 19+.
Same cannabinoid, very different experiences. Pick the format that fits how you want to feel it. Tap any one to shop it.
If you are new to CBC, start low and give it time. CBC is non-intoxicating, so most people are comfortable trying it during the day. Build up slowly until you find what suits you.
The things new customers ask us most.
No. CBC is non-intoxicating, so on its own it does not produce a high. It is often paired with other cannabinoids, so check the label.
It is the idea that cannabinoids and terpenes can work together, so a full-spectrum product with CBC, THC, CBD, and others may feel different from any single compound alone.
CBC is a minor cannabinoid, so the plant makes it in small amounts. You will usually see it listed alongside larger amounts of THC or CBD.
Both are non-intoxicating. CBD is the most common and most studied cannabinoid, while CBC is rarer and usually present in smaller amounts. See our CBD guide to compare.
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