No. It is not possible to get high from CBD products. CBD (cannabidiol) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid. It has no effect on perception or cognition. In other words: CBD does not cause intoxication and does not get you high. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared at a meeting of the Expert Committee on Drug Dependence that CBD is tolerable and safe for both humans and animals and has no potential for psychosis or dependence.

The purchase of hemp or cannabis products is permitted if they contain less than 1% THC.¹ Unlike THC, CBD has no intoxicating effect and is therefore not subject to the Narcotics Act (BetmG).² Products containing more than 1% THC, however, are prohibited.

Cannabis with a THC content of 1% or more is considered a narcotic and is regulated by the Narcotics Act (BetmG). Cultivation, importation, production, distribution, and consumption are generally prohibited in Switzerland and are punishable by law. Anyone who consumes cannabis with a THC content of 1% or more may be fined or reported to the authorities.

Source 1: https://www.ch.ch/de/gesundheit/medikamente-und-suchtmittel/cannabis/

Source 2: https://www.fedlex.admin.ch/eli/cc/1952/241_241_245/de

CBD (cannabidiol) is a natural component of the hemp plant, belongs to the group of cannabinoids, and has no psychoactive or intoxicating effects. THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is also a cannabinoid found in the hemp plant, but it has a psychoactive effect and is responsible for the typical “high” experienced when consuming THC-containing cannabis.

No. It is not possible to get high from CBD products. CBD (cannabidiol) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid. It does not affect cognitive function or perception. In other words, CBD oil does not induce intoxication and does not get you high. The World Health Organization (WHO) stated at a meeting of the “Expert Committee on Drug Dependence” that CBD is safe and well-tolerated by both humans and animals, and poses no risk of psychosis or dependence.

According to current knowledge, the effect of CBD on driving ability and fitness to drive is negligible. However, CBD products contain small amounts of THC, which can lead to the permitted blood limit for THC in road traffic (1.5 micrograms of THC per liter of blood) being exceeded if large quantities are used. In this case, the person is considered unfit to drive.

There is no universally effective amount of CBD, as it differs depending on the reason for use and the size of the animal. For this reason, we have developed a calculator with which the individual dosage for pets can be found out in a self-explanatory way with just a few clicks. Click HERE to use our calculator.

It is advisable to store the products in a dry place away from light to ensure a long shelf life. Under no circumstances should the products be stored in direct sunlight, in a car or near a stove. The best storage can be guaranteed at a constant temperature.

Before traveling abroad, it should be clarified which regulations regarding the import and use of CBD-containing products are currently valid in the respective destination country.