Liquid with CBD

[paulnelson]

Good evening everyone, I am writing this evening to have some info on e-liquid with CBD

I would like to know what are the effects felt?

In addition CBD vape juice, I saw that those authorized in France should not exceed 0.2% THC, hence my 2nd question which may seem silly:

Are there any risks of being positive during saliva tests?

thank you

[Shlo]

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[xideyix605]

If by "positive" you mean testing positive for an infectious disease like COVID-19 during a saliva test, then there are risks associated with being positive.

The main risk is that you may be contagious and could spread the disease to others. Depending on the specific disease, you may also experience symptoms and complications that could range from mild to severe.

In the case of COVID-19, it is important to follow recommended guidelines for isolation and contact tracing to help prevent the spread of the virus to others. If you test positive for COVID-19, you may be asked to self-quarantine and inform anyone you have been in close contact with so they can also lolbeans get tested and take necessary precautions.

It is important to note that saliva tests are generally considered to be safe and accurate, but as with any medical test, there is a small risk of false positives or false negatives. If you have concerns about the accuracy of your test result or the risks associated with being positive, you should talk to your healthcare provider.