FAQs

To install the app on an iPhone, follow these simple steps:

1. Tap the “Share” icon on this browser & select the “Add to Home Screen” option in the share popup.
2. You should now see a new Diamond CBD application icon on your phone’s Home Screen.
3. Open the Diamond CBD app by tapping the new app icon.
4. Once the app is open, you will be prompted to allow push notifications. Enable push notifications.
5. That’s it! You will now receive valuable push notifications and 500 reward points!

You can update your strain preferences anytime in the My Bundles tab on your Account page. Simply remove any strains you’re no longer into, or add new ones you’re curious about.

Your bundle will always reflect your most up-to-date picks. If you change your selections after your subscription for the current month has already shipped, your updates will be reflected in the following month’s strains.

Absolutely. Exotic pre-rolls deliver the same rare strains in a convenient, ready-to-enjoy form, making it easy to experience luxury cannabis on the go.

Definitely. While potent, top shelf strains offer a smooth, enjoyable experience. Just start with a lower dose if you’re new to THCA flower.

Yes. While not quite as intense as exotic strains, Super Premium flower still delivers excellent THCA levels and reliable, consistent effects.

It depends on the hybrid. Sativa-dominant hybrids tend to be better for daytime, while indica-leaning ones are often used in the evening. Always check the strain's profile before choosing.

Indicas are commonly used to manage sleeplessness, general stress, and more. They’re also great for movie nights, chill sessions, and restful sleep.

Artists, writers, entrepreneurs, and anyone who enjoys cerebral, energizing highs often gravitate toward sativas. They're also popular among those looking to combat fatigue or brain fog.

Yes! While they’re already priced to save you money every day, Budget Brands do go on sale from time to time. Keep an eye out for special deals to save even more on your favorites.

Some people who use kratom report feeling a sense of well-being, increased energy, and pain relief. Kratom is also used recreationally for its euphoric effects. The primary active ingredients in kratom are alkaloids that interact with opioid receptors in the brain. These interactions can produce effects such as sedation and euphoria, which are similar to the effects of opioids.

Starting in April 2021, we began shipping vape products via USPS due to new federal laws concerning vaping products. Effective April 5, 2021, UPS will not transport vaping products to, from or within the United States due to the increased complexity to ship those products, we wrote in a recent blog. You can read more here.

The PACT Act is a new law passed by the federal government that places additional requirements on the shipping of vape and tobacco products. Diamond CBD is in full compliance with all state and federal laws.

Most edibles based on cannabinoids can take a little longer to begin working. In most cases, you will begin to feel the effects within 30 minutes. However, it may take up to four hours for the effects to reach their peak.

There are many CB1 receptors in the body, and they can be found in the brain, thyroid, upper airways, liver, adrenal glands, and other areas of the body.

CB2 receptors in the body include the eye, stomach, heart, pancreas, digestive tract, and bones.

The role of the ECS, or endocannabinoid system is to create balance, or homeostasis. The ECS controls almost every function from sleep to rest to relaxation and more.

The Endocannabinoid System (ECS) is a group of cell receptors within the body. It is a vast system of receptors that accepts our bodies' own endocannabinoids as well as the phytocannabinoids found in hemp. The ECS supports a variety of different bodily functions. When our naturally produced cannabinoids arent enough to help maintain the ECS, phytocannabinoids like CBD can help give it a boost.

Endocannabinoid receptors are responsible for creating the body's own version of cannabinoids. That's right, you create cbd and thc (or versions thereof) inside your body with things like the CB1 and CBD2 receptors!