Warrior’s Edge CBD Review

Written by Cathy Rozyczko — Edited by Jason Brett on February 9, 2021

Salt Lake City-based Warrior’s Edge delivers exactly what its name promises. The company is focused on promoting CBD oils and other items that help veterans and first responders battle through any mental or physical pain they may have developed after dedicating themselves to their country. The company also hopes to help other “warriors” stay on top of their game through their cannabidiol products. And Warrior’s Edge follows up on this promise in other ways, donating part of all proceeds to several different nonprofits which cater to veterans and first responders, and offering a 20% discount for former or currently active military members.

To Warrior’s Edge, a passion for product and a love of country are one in the same.

The company wants to give back to those who have already given so much to America, by offering a batch of products that not only help battle-wizened performers stay in peak shape, but naturally combat all number of ailments that could come after a tour in the military, including pain, depression, anxiety, and PTSD.

Warrior’s Edge also works closely with a number of organizations dedicated to helping the troops, and its closest partner on this front is the 501c3 Warrior’s Ascent, which helps veterans and first responders overcome PTSD through holistic wellness programs. A portion of all Warrior’s Edge proceeds goes toward these charitable organizations.

The company seems equally dedicated to product safety, with lab results for all of its full-spectrum CBD oil products available on its site. Items for sale include CBD tinctures ($45-$80), cannabidiol body balm ($40), and various case sizes of single-serving CBD “shots,” though these include sodium benzoate, a commonly-found preservative that’s more-or-less safe, but may have some adverse effects if mixed with Vitamin C, studies have shown. (The remainder of the products fill out the rest of their ingredients lists with all-natural substances).

Still, while we laud the company’s dedication to help veterans and non-veterans alike power through physical and psychological adversity with the use of CBD, we wish they’d have a bit more for us on their actual cannabidiol. We don’t see any mention of where their CBD is sourced from, their preferred CBD extraction method, or any farming practices that may or may not be used on their agricultural hemp.

Bottom Line – Warrior’s Edge is hyper-focused on helping service members past and present battle against some of the psychological and physical ailments that may stem from tours of duty, and this mission gets accomplished on several fronts: The company both offers proof that its CBD oil is safe and gives part of its proceeds away to other organizations dedicated to helping veterans and first responders. Still, the site lacks some other vital information on where and how their hemp is sourced and their CBD extraction method of choice, and its products line, though solid, is not quite innovative, so we can’t make them a five-badge general.