FAQs

We ship from Marseille, France, to all of Europe!

Our products are sent very discreetly: they are bagged and hermetically sealed. We then place them in cardboard packaging or bubble mailers, so there is no way to see what is hidden inside, nor where the package comes from!

It is generally better to start with a low dose and increase gradually (if necessary). There may also be variations in the actual CBD content between products. Be careful when changing products.
According to Lindsay Slowiczek, PharmD, "It is important to start with a low dose until you know how your body will react to CBD. A wide range of CBD dosages has been tested in clinical studies, but more evidence is needed before safe and effective dose recommendations can be made for specific uses." "For now, use the product's recommended dose unless your doctor gives you the green light to take larger doses," she continued. "People with certain health conditions, such as liver disease, may need lower doses to avoid serious side effects."

We are at your disposal for any advice by phone at 06 27 59 21 88, by email at contact.hkdistribution@gmail.com, or via our Messenger chat service directly on our site.

Yes, our products are completely legal. None of our flowers, resins, or concentrates exceed the authorized THC level of 0.3%: you have nothing to worry about! Furthermore, since European laws take precedence over French laws, if France were to legislate in favor of banning CBD, it would be in violation of Community law and would therefore be condemned by European courts.

THC and CBD are the two most important cannabinoids in the plant: unlike THC (considered a narcotic), CBD has no psychotropic effects: it does not alter your state of consciousness or your perception, and does not cause feelings of euphoria or slowed reflexes. Its use is safe and risk-free and can be done within a completely legal framework, provided you consume it at home.

It is a cannabinoid present in cannabis. The endocannabinoid system (a communication system present in all human and animal brains) is responsible for communication between the body's various organs and the brain. By stimulating the receptors, CBD therefore improves the functioning of our metabolism.

CBD is a non-addictive substance; it mitigates the psychoactive effects of THC and acts directly on the neurological receptors linked to pain, anguish, and anxiety. Clear health improvements have been demonstrated in people who have consumed CBD.

The most effective methods are oils, capsules, vaporized resin, crystals, and powder isolate. Milder options include dried flowers, which can be infused or vaporized. There are also products mixed directly with tea. New arrivals: CBD candies and chocolates straight from the United States, pure cannabis oil in refillable syringes for vaporizing, or cartridges to screw onto any vape battery. Some shops also offer CBD oil massages or even artisanal CBD sausages; this is only the beginning for the legal cannabis industry.

Yes! Because it is not considered a narcotic. That said, French law imposes restrictions. Examples: The use of a very specific category of Cannabis sativa L. variety and the part of the plant used. The prohibition of any traces of THC in finished products (creams, oils, food products). No advertising regarding the virtues of CBD is allowed (reserved for the medical sector). Until now, the legitimacy of CBD in France was poorly defined legally. After a court case, European justice declared that CBD is not a narcotic and that it is therefore illegal to ban it. Recently, the European Court has legislated that the THC level must still not exceed 0.3%.

This is a group of molecules that act on the "cannabis receptors" present in the human body and in all other mammals. There are no fewer than 100 different ones. E.g.:

THC (tetrahydrocannabinol),

CBD (cannabidiol),

CBG (cannabigerol),

CBN (cannabinol), etc...

All play a very important role in the benefits attributed to cannabis; it is preferable to consume "full-spectrum" legal cannabis, meaning that the entire group of cannabinoids present in the plant has been preserved, which will ensure optimal effectiveness.

These are hair-like outgrowths that cover the surface of a cannabis plant, flowers, leaves, etc. They have many functions related to protecting the plant and regulating its temperature. Trichomes are resinous in nature, and it is inside them that vitamins, cannabinoids (CBD), and terpenes (e.g., limonene/lemon scent) are synthesized. It is thanks to the trichomes that cannabis possesses most of these virtues and enticing scents.