CBD Freeze Roll-On 1500mg

Description

Fifteen hundred milligrams of cannabidiol in a menthol heavy gel, dispensed through a rolling ball. On a CBD freeze roll on the cold arrives before anything else does, and that is the menthol rather than the cannabinoid, which is worth stating plainly because the sensation is what people read as the product working. Menthol is a cosmetic ingredient and we describe it as nothing more than that.

What is in a cbd freeze roll on

Total milligrams, the menthol concentration and the base. Potency is stated two ways, since a total figure and a concentration are different pieces of information.

• CBD freeze roll on: 1500mg of cannabidiol per bottle
• Menthol: declared on the label with its concentration
• Base: water phase gel with a named preservative system
• Applicator: rolling ball, so your hands stay clean
• Concentration: printed alongside the total, in milligrams per gram
• Price: $54, with the cost per milligram printed next to it

The cold is the menthol, and only the menthol

Menthol acts on cold sensing receptors in skin, which is why a gel containing it feels cold without changing temperature. That is a well documented property of the compound and a statement about menthol rather than about cannabidiol. A CBD freeze roll on carries both, with the amounts of each declared, and the two are not doing the same thing. Camphor, capsaicin and arnica appear in other formulas in the topical range and are declared the same way, as cosmetic ingredients and nothing beyond that.

Why a cbd freeze roll on rather than a tin

Your hands stay clean and the gel lands where you aimed it. The cost is coverage: a rolling ball lays down a thinner film than a finger does, so the same concentration goes further and covers less per pass. A CBD freeze roll on also runs cooler than a balm independently of the menthol, because the water phase evaporates. Rinsing the ball under a tap occasionally stops it seizing, which is the one maintenance task a roll on has and the usual reason one stops turning.

What the base of a cbd freeze roll on is made of

A water based gel is mostly water, a gelling polymer, a humectant and a preservative system, and without that last part it will grow things. Ours is named in full rather than hidden behind the word natural. There is no alcohol in this formula, so it does not sting, although it is not intended for broken skin. The menthol is dissolved into the gel rather than suspended, which is why the bottle should not be left somewhere hot: menthol sublimes and a warm bottle will smell of it and read lower on assay.

Testing

Every batch of this CBD freeze roll on is assayed by a laboratory with no ownership tie to this company for cannabinoid content, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. On a water containing product the microbial panel is the realistic failure mode rather than potency, and it is the line to read first. Batches under their printed milligrams are withdrawn from sale and the failing certificate stays published next to the passing ones, as this note explains.

What the published literature measures

Concentration and vehicle, in a small number of studies. Human work on cannabidiol applied to skin is sparse and generally describes a gel or cream at a stated milligram per gram strength on a defined area, with one frequently cited trial using a transdermal gel at 250 mg per 100 mL, and most mechanistic work sits in rodent models or cell culture. Menthol has its own much larger literature as a topical counterirritant. Because skin is a barrier organ, figures do not transfer between formulations. That describes the evidence rather than this bottle, and the papers are indexed at the National Center for Biotechnology Information.

External use only, keep it well away from eyes, and patch test a small area first. Store it upright, since a loose ball housing leaks a water gel faster than it leaks a balm. The certificate for the current batch is linked here.