Description
Two ounces of THC and CBD balm on a beeswax base, holding 1,865 mg of cannabidiol and 135 mg of hemp derived delta-9. That is 2,000 mg of cannabinoid in total, printed as two separate figures rather than one, because a combined number would tell you nothing useful about either. This goes on skin and is not taken by mouth, which the tin says in plain words.
A thc and cbd balm states both figures separately
Total milligrams and milligrams per gram both appear, since a 2,000 mg two ounce tin is twice the concentration of the same figure in four ounces.
- THC and CBD balm: 1,865 mg CBD and 135 mg hemp derived delta-9 per tin
- Net weight: 2 fl oz, about 57 g. Concentration: roughly 35 mg total cannabinoid per gram
- Base: beeswax and oil, no water phase, so no preservative system needed
- Spectrum: full spectrum, complete cannabinoid panel on the certificate
- Route: external use only
- Price: $64 a tin, with the price per milligram printed under it
Why a thc and cbd balm carries this ratio
The federal limit of 0.3 percent is a ratio by dry weight. A 57 gram tin can lawfully hold about 171 mg of delta-9, so 135 mg sits under that ceiling with room for assay variation. Heavier product, higher lawful load, which is the arithmetic behind the whole hemp derived THC shelf. The USDA hemp production rules that set the 0.3 percent figure are published at the Agricultural Marketing Service, and the net weight on this tin is printed next to the milligrams so the sum is yours to check.
A wax base behaves differently from a cream
Balms are wax and oil with no water in them, which means no preservative system and a long shelf life, and it also means they sit on skin rather than sinking in. Beeswax gives this THC and CBD balm a texture that stays where it is put and does not run, and it will go hard in a cold room and soften in your hand. There is no menthol, camphor or capsaicin in this formula. Where those appear elsewhere in the range they are cosmetic ingredients and we describe them as nothing more than that.
How far a two ounce tin goes
A fingertip of balm is roughly half a gram, so a 57 gram tin is somewhere around a hundred applications, each one carrying about 17 mg of cannabinoid in total. That is the arithmetic the per gram figure exists for. A THC and CBD balm costs more per milligram than a plain cannabidiol balm of the same size, because the delta-9 fraction is the expensive and heavily tested part, and the per milligram price under the listing counts both cannabinoids rather than only the larger one.
What the certificate covers
An outside laboratory assays each batch of this THC and CBD balm for the full cannabinoid panel, with the delta-9 figure stated both as a percentage by dry weight and in milligrams per tin, plus residual solvents, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. On an intoxicating hemp product that panel is the only thing between a printed number and a guess. Under potency batches are withdrawn and the failing sheet stays published, and how to read a certificate of analysis goes through it line by line.
What the published topical work covers, and what it does not
Human studies on cannabinoids applied to skin are few, small and usually describe a stated milligram per gram concentration on a defined area. Most of the mechanistic work is in cell culture or animal models. On the specific question of whether delta-9 applied to skin reaches the bloodstream in measurable amounts, the published data is limited and the figures vary with the vehicle, so no honest statement can be made either way from a product page. That is a description of where the evidence stops. It is not a claim about this tin, and it is not a statement about workplace testing.
Adults 21 and over only, and several states regulate hemp derived THC products in their own way. External use. The certificate for the tin of THC and CBD balm currently shipping is linked from this page and filed by lot number.
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