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Review: We Tried Level Select CBD Sports Cream

October 18, 2019 by Danielle Guercio 4 Comments

Level Select CBD

Minty products are 100% my thing. Before the beautiful array of cannabis products available to us, CBD or otherwise, I always experimented by combining the amazing, soothing powers of mint and weed.

Many pain relieving topicals are on the market, and their style can range from sprays and gels to creams and salves. Each one has their place and use depending on the type of pain you’re deploying it to, but this Level Select Sports Cream approaches things from a multi-step angle, so you can grab the product that is right for your concern. 

Similar to Mineral Ice, Biofreeze or Icy Hot type products, but super-charged with CBD, I tried Level 2. This level is a 600mg CBD formulation, with potent mint and menthol in a creamy base. The formula sinks in quite well, and the smell doesn’t linger long enough to reek like medicinal cream, but the cooling effect stays for a good stretch of time.

Since these products are in three “levels” of CBD strength, the lower levels are good for soreness and general aches, whereas the higher levels are more suited to moderate-to-severe pain issues. The 600mg Level 2 formulation worked decently on an injured neck, providing enough temporary relief to continue working, and knocked out post-gym soreness pretty well. 

Having not tried Level 3, I can’t speculate, but it seems like it would be a more appropriate choice for serious pain, while the 600mg Level 2 was only a temporary relief.

This brand claims a full spectrum and nano CBD mixture, and is lab tested. And while many brands label “no THC” as a boon, as a cannabis advocate it’s actually a strike—minuscule amounts of THC should be present in full spectrum cannabis oil, even hemp. 

While we understand people’s fear of drug testing and intoxication, neither can occur through the use of topicals, so when brands indulge in that fear versus educating consumers, it only continues the divide that delays access to others. 

Filed Under: Current, Lifestyle, Wellness Tagged With: CBD, pain, reviews, Topicals

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  1. Adeeb Karam says

    January 30, 2020 at 6:55 pm

    Great review! And good catch on their full spectrum claim. Looking at the test results, it looks like they are using CBD from orange peals instead of hemp. No THC nor any other Cannabinoids. CBD from orange peals works, but not like a full spectrum from cannabis/hemp. One minor correction though, the Cannabinoids can get in your bloodstream through the skin if you have an open soar or cracks due to dry skin. Just an FYI… I would love to see more tests on that.

  2. Stephanie says

    July 9, 2020 at 4:57 pm

    This sounds like an absolutel miracle!

  3. Arlene Reyes says

    October 7, 2020 at 3:15 pm

    I had ordered from Level Select recently and the service I received was Excellent,I received my order quickly, I unfortunately had to request a refund of which I received right away! I recommend this company because for having integrity

  4. debra alexander says

    March 30, 2021 at 12:35 pm

    i just tried the ( Level 3 CBD 200 mg ) cooling mint sports cream. in my neck down deep into my shoulder having a lot of pain. not sure how long will it take to see if it will help. praying that it will help. i’m on ( 2 blood thinners-eliquis and plavix so hopefully it want be a problem.on the jar it does not say how much or how many times i can use it-a time period. thank you and hope you can give me some advice

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