Savage CBD CBD Product Reviews
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Why We Support
Highlights
An FDA registered facility founded in Orange County, California, in Irvine, Savage began its journey with a desire to help people stop smoking. Savage strives to provide the highest quality products in the vaping industry and aims to set the bar in consistency, safety, value, and product quality. In an industry where standards are not standard, Savage sets itself apart with a vision of providing products that are held above the government requirements, and consumer expectations.
Owner/CEO Background
Savage CBD has a mission to show millions of people the many uses of CBD. Chris Wheeler founded Savage CBD because he had friends, family, and even himself notice the positive effects of CBD.
In 2014 Chris owned a vape shop, OC Vapor Chamber, with his business partner Matt Winters. With an entrepreneurial spirit pushing him forward, Chris transitioned from mixologist to manufacturer and distribution in 2015 when Savage Enterprises was conceived. Although he started his business in a small five-foot-by-ten-foot vape shop, Wheeler now manages a 20,000-square-foot enterprise with a focus on quality control, marketing, customers, margins, and distribution.
Common Questions
Is Savage CBD oil safe?
All of Savage Oil products are tested and lab results are available on their website. You can also find a list of all ingredients used in each product. We do want to advise you that Savage Oil CBD vapes do use Propylene Glycol, which we do not recommend as a vaping product due to its known carcinogenic properties.
Does Savage CBD have THC?
There are trace amounts of THC in Savage CBD products. CBD oil must contain less than 0.3 percent THC to be considered federally legal. You can review each product’s lab results on their website to be sure.
Is Savage CBD full-spectrum?
Yes!
Where to buy Savage CBD?
You can order directly from the Savage CBD website. Please note, consumers from Nebraska, Idaho, and South Dakota are not permitted to purchase CBD products. Consumers in California are not permitted to purchase edibles which contain CBD.