Raw Nature Labs Review

Written by Tyler Swell — Edited by Cathy Rozyczko on February 9, 2021

Raw Nature Labs is bent on delivering the best bioavailability possible. Its Nano emulsifier technology helps users feel the effects of its CBD oils more quickly and powerfully. Though, without more information on hemp sourcing and extraction methods and product test results, we can’t say for sure how safely the product reaches the body.

In our 21st Century world, Raw Nature Labs is all about the instant gratification.

The company is focused on the idea of achieving maximum bioavailability—meaning the absorption rate of cannabidiol into the blood stream—which helps users feel the effects of CBD more quickly and powerfully.

To do so, Raw Nature Labs’ line of CBD oils utilize a Nano technology delivery system (also called a Nano-Emulsifier) which offers greater CBD absorption by bypassing stomach acid and landing squarely in the liver for processing. This allows users to get more oomph out of smaller amounts of cannabidiol, the company says.

Still, its five different CBD oils can offer plenty of punchiness, ranging up to 3,000 mg per bottle. Prices for the tinctures range accordingly, from $60 for the lowest cannabidiol concentration to $189 for the company’s most potent product.

Some of the company’s other claims are a bit harder to track with the information available on the site. Raw Nature Labs says its hemp is grown in the USA, organic, and non-GMO, but we typically look for more specific information, as well as an idea of how the CBD is extracted from the hemp plant, in order to award a quality badge. It also says its range of CBD oils are free of pesticides, preservatives and herbicides, but again, we can’t check those claims against any hard evidence, such as independent lab tests.

Bottom Line – Raw Nature Labs follows through on its mission to provide CBD oil that’s felt quickly and powerfully, but we’d like to see a bit more information on where the company sources its hemp and how its cannabidiol is extracted. A wider range of products and some charitable efforts would also help bolster its number of badges.