CBD Oils, Gummies, Drinks and Topicals With the Milligrams Printed
Hemp CBD in every format at both Smokey Paradise shops, labeled with the milligrams per serving and backed by a lab report you can read at the counter.

CBD Without the Guesswork
CBD, short for cannabidiol, is one of the main compounds in hemp. Unlike the THC products in our THCA and Delta 8 lanes, CBD on its own is not intoxicating, which is why it is the lane people choose when they want a hemp product without a high.
The CBD aisle at Smokey Paradise is built to take the guesswork out. Every product lists how many milligrams of CBD are in each serving, and every one comes with a certificate of analysis. If a product cannot tell you what is in it, we do not stock it.
We do not make health claims about CBD, and you should be wary of any shop that does. What we can do is tell you what each product contains, how people commonly use that format, and what other customers buy. One Arlington reviewer wrote about our CBD drinks by name, and they are one of the fastest moving items in the lane.

CBD Formats on Our Shelf
Same compound, different ways to take it. Pick the format that fits how you live.
Oils and Tinctures
A dropper bottle with the milligrams per dropper on the label. Easy to adjust the amount a little at a time.
Gummies
A set amount per piece and no measuring. The most popular CBD format for people who want consistency.
Drinks
Ready-to-drink CBD beverages from the cooler. Ask what flavors are in today.
Topicals
Creams, balms and roll-ons applied to the skin. Read the label for the CBD content per container.
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Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum and Isolate
You will see three words on CBD labels, and they matter. Full spectrum means the product contains CBD along with other compounds from the hemp plant, which can include a small amount of Delta 9 THC within the legal limit. Broad spectrum keeps many of those other compounds but removes the THC. Isolate is CBD on its own.
If you are drug tested for work, that difference is important. Full spectrum products can contain trace THC, so ask us for broad spectrum or isolate and check the lab report before you buy. Even then, no shop can promise a product will never affect a drug test, and we will not pretend otherwise.

How to Read a CBD Label
Look for three numbers. The total CBD in the container, the CBD per serving, and the number of servings. A big number on the front of a bottle usually means the total, which can make two products look further apart than they are. Dividing total milligrams by price is the simplest way to compare value.
Then check for a batch number and a QR code or link to the lab report. The report should match the batch on your package and should show the CBD content close to what the label claims. If you want help reading one, ask anyone behind the counter.

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CBD at Both Shops
Both Smokey Paradise locations carry CBD. The Arlington shop on East Bardin Road is open every day from 8 AM to midnight, and the Farmers Branch shop is on Josey Lane just north of LBJ Freeway.
If you are trying CBD for the first time, tell us how you would like to take it and we will show you a couple of options with the milligrams side by side. If you take medication or have a health condition, check with your doctor before using CBD.
Choosing a CBD Product
Four questions that narrow the shelf down quickly.
How Do You Want to Take It?
Drops under the tongue, a gummy, a drink or a topical. Pick the format that fits your day first.
Do You Need Zero THC?
If you are drug tested, look for broad spectrum or isolate and check the lab report.
How Much per Serving?
Labels list milligrams per serving. Starting with a lower amount is the usual approach for anyone new to CBD.
What Is Your Budget?
Compare price per milligram, not per bottle. We will help you do the math at the counter.
Storing CBD at Home
Oils and tinctures keep best in their original dark glass bottle, capped tightly and out of direct light. Gummies and drinks belong somewhere cool; heat softens gummies and can change the taste of drinks. Topicals should be capped after each use and kept away from heat.
As with any product that looks like candy or a soft drink, keep CBD out of reach of children and pets, and keep it in the labeled package so you always know what it is and how much is in it.
CBD in Arlington, Farmers Branch and Nearby
If you are looking for CBD near Grand Prairie, Kennedale or anywhere in south Arlington, the Arlington shop on East Bardin Road is a minute off I-20 and open until midnight. North of LBJ, the Farmers Branch shop on Josey Lane is a short drive from Addison and Carrollton. Both shops keep lab reports on hand for every CBD product.
CBD Questions
CBD on its own is not intoxicating. Some full spectrum products contain trace THC within the legal limit, so read the label.
Many people start with gummies because the amount per piece is fixed. Ask at the counter and we will show you a few options.
Full spectrum products can contain trace THC. If you are tested, ask for broad spectrum or isolate and check the lab report, and understand no product can be guaranteed.
Yes, every one. Ask at the counter to see the report for any product.
Yes. Ask what flavors are in the cooler today.








