🍃 A lesser-known cannabinoid structurally similar to CBD.
🍃 Naturally found in certain hemp strains in lower concentrations.
🍃 Often associated with clarity and focus.

Cannabidivarin (CBDV) is a rare cannabinoid structurally similar to CBD, first identified in 1969. It occurs naturally in certain hemp and cannabis strains, particularly those originating from regions of Asia and Africa. While it is not as abundant as CBD, it has attracted growing interest for its potential in supporting cognitive function and neurological health.

CBDV interacts with the endocannabinoid system in ways similar to CBD, but its effects are thought to be more pronounced in certain areas of the body. As research into minor cannabinoids expands, CBDV is gaining attention for its potential contributions to full-spectrum cannabinoid formulations.