CBD Resins

According to specialized stores, Resin (also called “CBD hash”) is a trichome concentrate from the hemp flower, rich in cannabidiol and with low THC, obtained by mechanical separation.

According to technical guides of the sector, he ice-o-lator separates trichomes with water and ice; the dry sift/pollen It is made by dry sieving; and rosin by pressure and heat, without solvents.

According to the European Commission, The eligible agricultural hemp must be of varieties with ≤0.3% of THC. According to the CJEU (case C-663/18 “Kanavape”), a Member State cannot prohibit market CBD legally produced in another Member State. According to AESAN, flowers/leaves/stems and CBD itself for ingestion are considered unauthorized “novel food”, hence should not be sold for consumption.

According to AESAN and EFSA, There is a lack of safety data for food use; therefore, retailers label aromatic use/collecting and They do not give instructions for consumption.

According to health media and general press, CBD is not sought after in standard test, but traces of THC (or mislabeled products) Yeah can generate a positive result. Common recommendation: review COAs and avoid them if the user is undergoing tests.

According to the WHO (critical report 2018) and reviewed literature, does not show potential for abuse/dependency at the doses studied; further data are still being requested as indicated.

According to the national press, for sale legally (e.g., in stores and online) for non-ingestive uses; marketing for ingest or smoke is not authorized.

According to the sector/general press, there has been preventive seizures and processes by possible high THC or misleading labeling; are sometimes archived after analysis. This reinforces the importance of Accredited COAs and traceability.

According to standards and testing consultancies, look for ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories, with cannabinoid profile (CBD/THC) and pollutants (metals, solvents, mycotoxins, pesticides). The ISO/IEC 17025 is the standard of laboratory competence.

According to the European Commission and food policy coverage, he THC limit for hemp varieties in the CAP He noticed 0,3% from 2023 (previously 0.2%).

According to store FAQs, dark and at room temperature (avoid heat and light) helps preserve its aromatic compounds.

According to the CJEU, free circulation applies if CBD is legal at origin; however, the practical application varies and controls may exist. Usual recommendation in the press/industry: travel with clear COA and consult authorities/carrier.

According to EFSA (2022) and its update (2025, summary), gaps persist to establish security as new food (ingestion), so there is no general green light.

According to popular articles/stores, the is cited agricultural threshold for hemp. That is not equivalent to authorization of consumption in Spain (see AESAN/EFSA above).

Legal notice: The information on this page is limited to quotes or summaries from public bodies, scientific studies and the media. ONLYCBD makes no health or consumer claims and does not assume authorship of such statements. Our products hemp are marketed exclusively as aromatic/collector's itemsWe do not provide consumption instructions. For any other use, always consult current regulations and your healthcare professional. (See sources cited in each answer: AEMPS/AESAN/EFSA/WHO/CJEU).