-Short answer: Yes. Each cup (1.5g) contains up to 40mg of CBD.

-Long answer: Hemp tea is rich in phytocannabinoids (CBDa, CBD, CBG), terpenes, flavonoids, lipids, waxes and chlorophylls.

Of the full spectrum of phytocannabinoids, hemp tea contains small amounts of CBD and larger amounts of CBDa, the “raw” version of CBD believed to be even more effective than CBD.

Alongside the phytocannabinoids, the rest of the compounds work together to increase the overall efficacy greatly; this is known as the entourage effect.”

Yes you can, approximately up to 3 times but will lose flavour and usefulness depending on how long you brew it for.

Hemp is a potent bio-accumulator and therefore is efficient at absorbing heavy metals, toxins, and pesticides if present.
By choosing a certified organic product, you ensure that these chemicals don’t come into contact with the plant and eliminate the risk of ingesting any toxins.

CBD teas are regular tea leaves that have been spray with highly processed CBD, and many beneficial compounds are lost along the way using this process.

Hemp tea is a hemp variety naturally rich in phytocannabinoids and other essential ingredients such as terpenes and flavonoids.

Think of it like this:
CBD tea = ready meal.
Hemp tea = Home cooked whole meal.

Phytocannabinoids (eg. CBDa, CBD) in hemp are not water-soluble, so they need some sort of fat to be added to give the key ingredients something to hold on to. Instead of adding fats of different origins, such as milk or coconut oil, we keep things natural and add hemp seeds, which are rich in healthy fats.

It prevents the need to add anything else to your tea to release all its benefits.