Domestic & International
Colorado
30-days
2017
$$
Yes
Customer Service
Good Customer Service
All Natural Plant Based Organic Products
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Fab CBD is a relatively young but promising company looking to spread its wings further into the CBD industry. They offer a simple, but truly top-notch product lineup including CBD tinctures, capsules, gummies, and CBD superfoods.
Learn why we love Fab CBD and are looking forward to seeing the company grow to include more premium products in its lineup.
Fab CBD’s mission statement centers around the idea of helping others with the team’s combined 25 years of experience in the health space.
The founder has been donating to charities like Make a Wish Foundation, Watering Seeds, Lincoln Center of Arts, WASA, and more. They’ve even donated to patients suffering from the most recent COVID-19 pandemic.
Overall, this company has proven itself to be quite generous, and makes the effort to keep its products affordable by those who need it most.
Fab CBD sources its hemp from Colorado, a state that’s known to have very good agricultural standards. Although the hemp Fab CBD uses isn’t certified organic, they do claim to use organic hemp, and third-party test every batch for quality assurance purposes. We had a look through a few of these tests and didn’t find anything of concern.
For full points in this category, we’d like to see Fab CBD acquire its hemp from USDA-certified organic hemp farms.
Though Fab CBD’s product range is limited to just a handful of products, these products cover most of the main CBD product categories — capsules, tinctures, and topicals. They even offer an interesting niche CBD-infused product in the superfoods space.
Fab CBD has been an innovator in the CBD space for several years now. They’re one of the few companies that own their own proprietary formula for its vape oils (not MCT/PG/VG oil like everybody else).
The company also has it’s own recipe for its CBD dog treats, and some very unique formulas in the CBD superfood space.
Overall, this company is a leader when it comes to product development in the CBD space.
When we look at safety, we immediately turn our attention to whether a company has complete, publicly-accessible third-party laboratory test results to show not only the cannabinoid profile but other tests for impurities.
Fab CBD does a great job keeping up with these lab tests for every batch of product they manufacture. These tests include pesticide, heavy metal, and cannabinoid profile testing.
When we contacted Fab CBD with a few questions, the service representative answered our questions thoroughly and took the time to find answers to our more challenging questions. We couldn’t find a reason to dock any points from Fab CBD in this category and found the representatives for the company to be cordial, polite, and very helpful. Great work on this Fab CBD.
| Total CBD: | 150 - 2400 mg |
| Potency: | 5 - 80 mg/mL |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.05 - $0.16 |
| Extract Type: | Full-spectrum |
| Flavors: | Citrus, Mint, Natural, Berry, Vanilla |
| THC Content : | 0.22% |
Fab CBD is a relatively new company — founded sometime in 2017. The company headquarters is located in sunny Tampa, Florida.
Unfortunately, not much could be found on the company’s owners, aside from a LinkedIn profile of a man named Josh Delaney.
The company has been featured in many major online publications such as Tuck, LA Weekly, Forbes, and Business Insider.
There are no listed charities the company donates to, nor are there any special discounts for active military personnel/veterans/firefighters, etc.
Fab CBD sources its non-GMO hemp from organic farms in Colorado. These farms aren’t certified organic but do use organic growing methods like minimal pesticides, organic fertilizer, and non-GMO seeds.
In a blog post on the company website, the Fab CBD states it “works directly with the manufacturers and farm to ensure the highest quality products and the most efficient process from seed to sale”.
| Number | Product | Total CBD | Potency | Cost per mg CBD | Link |
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1 |
Fab CBD Oil Drops |
150 – 2400 mg |
5 – 80 mg/mL |
$0.05 – $0.16 |
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2 |
Fab CBD Topical Cream |
600 mg |
10 mg/mL |
$0.11 |
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3 |
Fab CBD Chews |
750 mg |
25 mg/chew |
$0.09 |
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4 |
Fab CBD Vape Pen |
250 mg |
250 mg/Pen |
$0.20 |
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5 |
Fab CBD Dog Treats |
135 mg |
3 mg/Treat |
$0.29 |
| Total CBD: | 150 – 2400 mg |
| Potency: | 5 – 80 mg/mL |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.05 – $0.16 |
| Extract Type: | Full-spectrum |
| Flavors: | Citrus, Mint, Natural, Berry, Vanilla |
| THC Content : | 0.22% |
One of Fab CBD’s bestsellers is its CBD Drops. They come in standard 1 oz (30 mL) bottles and have a variety of strengths including:
Aside from the varying strengths of the oils, there are also three different flavor options: Natural, Mint, Citrus, Vanilla, and Berry.
The flavor of natural CBD can be overwhelming for some people and can be described as grassy, earthy, or nutty – if the natural flavor doesn’t sound appealing then a flavored option might be better for you.
There’s always the option of adding your CBD to drinks and smoothies, but keep in mind that it’s an oil and there will be some separation when it’s mixed with a drink.
| Total CBD: | 600 mg |
| Potency: | 10 mg/mL |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.11 |
| Extract Type: | Full-spectrum |
| THC Content : | 0.05% |
This product may help provide support for normal and everyday stresses, as well as help recovery from exercise and provide a sense of calm for mental focus – it has to be stressed that CBD’s physiological and psychological effects have not been confirmed or supported by the FDA.
To use this product, you simply apply it to the affected area and massage until the cream absorbs into your skin.
Fab CBD offers a 2 oz jar of CBD topical for $64.
Each jar contains 600 mg of CBD with a natural blood orange scent from the added blood orange essential oil.
| Total CBD: | 750 mg |
| Potency: | 25 mg/chew |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.09 |
| Extract Type: | Isolate |
| THC Content: | 0.0% |
According to Fab CBD, these CBD Chews are a “THC-free and tasty way to have a CBD teat, even when you’re out and about” – the company also boldly announces that this product is vegan, non-GMO, and all-natural.
However, Fab CBD does warn customers that these products are processed in the same facility that handles soy and fish gelatin, as well as being packaged in a facility that handles wheat, peanuts, tree nuts, and milk products.
In one jar of the CBD chews you get 750 mg of CBD – that’s 30 chews with 25 mg of CBD each for $59.
Fab CBD’s Vape Pen range is very limited and only contains two different flavor options: Active and Calm, each at a $49.00 price point, which is pretty expensive for a singular vape pen.
Calm contains linalool flavoring alongside nerol, which gives the vape juice inside an orange/floral flavor, whilst Active contains limonene, which gives the vape juice a more citrusy flavor – both options have medium-chain triglycerides (MCT Oil) from coconut as a carrier oil.
There is no vegetable glycerin (VG) or propylene glycol (PG) added to the formula.
| Total CBD: | 135 mg |
| Potency : | 3 mg/Treat |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.29 |
Fab CBD states that “CBD dog treats have become one of the biggest trends in the pet space over the last few years” and thought it “could do a better job” at creating its own.
The end result is a wheat-free product made with oats and broad-spectrum hemp extract – this means no THC is present in any of the treats.
You’ll find this product available in three different flavor variations: Calm & Cool (Peanut Butter), Skin & Coat (Salmon), and Active Immune (Chicken). You can also purchase all three flavors in a bundle at a discounted price as well.
On the website, there’s no information on the total amount of CBD in each packet. We emailed the company’s customer service representatives and they told us the packets are filled by weight and typically contain 40-50 treats. In the table below, we’ve outlined the price and potency as if each bag has 45 treats inside.
Though some of the other products in the company’s CBD arsenal could include more strengths to appeal to a broader customer base, Fab CBD offers a sufficiently wide range of CBD oils for casual and experienced CBD users. This wide range is particularly useful for users wanting to increase their CBD dosage over time.
If you’ve never taken CBD oils before, we recommend starting with either the 150 or 300 mg and working your way up from there.
Aside from the blog that needs updating (we’ll cover this directly below), Fab CBD’s website is stacked full of literature to keep you informed and up-to-date with CBD and the company’s products – the information is generally well-written and accurate.
When written well, CBD blog posts and articles on a company’s website are invaluable and show more of a multifaceted side of the brand’s image than just simply selling products.
Fab CBD does have a blog, but it only has five blog posts and was last updated in August – we’d love to see Fab CBD improve on this and update it more frequently.
Aside from the Fab CBD’s oil range, there’s not a whole lot going on elsewhere in terms of product options and variants, which could potentially turn customers away in favor of another company.
This could simply be down to how young this company is, however.
Having third-party laboratory tests made publicly available for customers to see is necessary to the legitimacy of a CBD company – without them, the company is essentially hiding what’s actually in the product.
If you ever come across a company that does not provide third-party tests on its website, just ask. But if a company tells you it doesn’t have the tests or refuses to show you? Run the other way.
Fab CBD does a great job at listing all the third-party test results for the products in its lineup. We had a look through some of the archived tests and couldn’t find anything that stood out. All the companies tests seem to be in order and pass with flying colors.
Fab CBD has a fairly comprehensive Shipping & Returns Policy which outlines everything you need to know about your order.
Fab CBD makes a note that its “shipping department is working hard to make sure your Fab CBD purchase gets to your doorstep exactly how you ordered” — however, if there are problems with your order, the company states its refund procedure clearly, which is outlined for you below.
The company offers a 30-day refund time limit, which is generally the standard timeframe offered by most CBD companies – some do offer 60 days, but this is rare.
Shipping costs are non-refundable, though the company “will happily pay return shipping fees if the delivery is a mistake” i.e. your product is broken or the wrong product has been sent – samples packs are not eligible for a refund.
Refunds may take up to four weeks to process and show up on your bank statement (sometimes less) – this is due to return shipping, return processing, and refund requests to your bank.
Standard shipping usually takes 5-7 business days, not including weekends or federally observed holidays. International shipping is also available, though shipping times are naturally a lot longer and is dependant on where you’re located.
Free US shipping is available on all orders of $89 or more.
Fab CBD is a new company so trial and error is something to be expected. The prices are pretty standard for the current market, so if you’re looking for a reasonably-priced organic CBD range, this is one to keep in mind.
We love the branding Fab CBD uses for its products, and the companies strong attention to detail. They strive to provide premium CBD products to the world market, and so far — we haven’t been disappointed.
We look forward to seeing where Fab CBD takes the brand into its third year of existence.
