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Certified Medical CBD and THC Specialist

Why I Didn't Fully Review FAB CBD

I came across one or more concerns that I consider deal-breakers, so I decided not to move forward with a full review.

My deep-dive reviews take a significant amount of time, and as a one-woman operation, I’d rather spend that time reviewing brands that meet a minimum standard for trust and transparency, ingredients, and lab testing.

Please see below for details. 

Review Scores

68%

Overall Score

Trust and Transparency

How straightforward and trustworthy is FAB CBD?

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Ingredients

Are their ingredients natural, high-quality, and safe?

0%

Lab Testing

Do they third-party lab test products for quality and safety?

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The Biggest Concerns

While FAB CBD has some strengths, the issues below had the greatest impact on its final score and lack of recommendation.

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Bottom Line

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Supporting Documentation

Whenever possible, I include photos, screenshots, lab reports, and other documentation to help illustrate the findings discussed in my reviews. Please click the images to enlarge.

Helpful Resources

Want to learn more? Explore the resources below to see how I review CBD brands, why you can trust my findings, and more.

With so many CBD products on the market, it can be incredibly hard to figure out which ones are genuinely high-quality and which ones are mostly clever marketing. New brands are constantly popping up, labels can be confusing, and many reviews online barely scratch the surface, or they simply repeat marketing claims.

That’s exactly why I created my own completely custom scoring system.

For every review, I collect and organize a huge amount of data in detailed scoring spreadsheets covering things like ingredients, lab testing, transparency, product labeling, pricing, customer policies, educational content, and overall product quality. I also look closely at anything that feels potentially misleading, vague, or overly hyped because I believe reviews should be based on facts and evidence, not marketing hot air.

From there, each brand and product is carefully scored across key categories including Trust and Transparency, Ingredients, and Lab Testing. The goal is to create a more consistent and unbiased way to evaluate products while still keeping real-world usability and overall value in mind.

I also share the original scoring sheets used during the review process so you can see exactly how the scores were earned. If you’d like to take a closer look, you can jump directly to them below by clicking here.

Trust and Transparency Scoring Overview

Trust and Transparency scoring focuses on how clearly, honestly, and responsibly a company communicates with consumers. Companies are rewarded for transparency, accessible customer support, straightforward policies, meaningful educational content, and marketing practices that avoid misleading or potentially problematic claims.

Ingredients Overview

Ingredients scoring focuses on transparency, ingredient quality, the thoughtful use of natural ingredients, and minimizing unnecessary or potentially problematic ingredients.

Ingredients Validity Requirements

  • A complete ingredients list must be clearly provided either on the product page or visible on the product packaging.
  • Simply mentioning select ingredients or highlighting featured ingredients is not considered a valid full ingredients disclosure and will not receive points.

Lab Testing Scoring Overview

Lab Testing scoring focuses on how thoroughly, transparently, and reliably a company verifies the safety and contents of its products through third-party testing. Companies are rewarded for providing accessible, current, and verifiable lab reports with accurate cannabinoid analysis, meaningful contaminant testing, and clear product identification.

Lab Testing Validity Requirements

To be considered valid for my reviews, lab testing should meet the following criteria:

  • Testing must be performed by an independent, third-party laboratory.
  • Results must be provided through the original laboratory reports.
  • Testing must be performed on the final retail product, with a lab-issued photo clearly showing the product that was tested.
  • Batch numbers, lot numbers, and product identification details should remain reasonably consistent across the product page, packaging, and laboratory reports.
  • Laboratory reports should be no more than 12 months old at the time of my review.
    • Reports 0–12 months old receive full points for recency.
    • Reports more than 12 months to 18 months old lose 1 point for each month they exceed 12 months.
    • Reports more than 18 months old receive 0 points for report recency.
  • The testing results must not appear to have been altered, selectively presented, or otherwise misleading.
  • There are no brand partnerships and no outside influence behind my reviews. They’re based entirely on my own research, experience, and standards.

  • CBD has been a big part of my personal wellness routine for many years, helping me manage severe chronic pain, anxiety, and sleep issues. So when you read a review here, it’s coming from someone who has genuinely been in your shoes, searching for honest information and coming up empty.

  • There’s also formal training behind these reviews. The certification I hold as a Medical THC and CBD Specialist through the University of Colorado means you’re getting more than just opinions.

  • Everything here is backed by evidence, often in the form of screenshots, so you can see the information for yourself rather than simply taking my word for it. And when it comes to affiliate partnerships, the only brands you’ll see here are ones I’d genuinely recommend to my own friends and family. If something isn’t up to par, you’ll hear about it.

For CBD brands looking to understand my review process better, scoring system, or what I look for when evaluating products and companies, please visit the For CBD Brands page.