Discover CBD Dropshipping Program
One of the most effective ways to tap into the booming CBD market is through dropshipping, and Discover CBD stands out as a premier CBD dropshipping supplier. With our dropshipping CBD program, you can start your own business without the need for significant upfront investment or inventory. We offer a wide range of high-quality CBD products including CBD oil, CBD gummies, CBD cream, and more. Our commitment to quality means that you can offer products that are 3rd party tested and compliant with industry standards, which can build trust with your customers.
Getting started with Discover CBD’s dropshipping CBD program is easy. Start dropshipping CBD in 2 easy steps.
Step 1: Start an account by filling out the form below or contact us by sending an email to zach@discovercbd.com
Step 2: Once approved, you can start selling CBD dropshipping today
What is Dropshipping CBD?
CBD dropshipping is a retail fulfillment method where a retailer doesn’t have to keep products in stock to sell CBD products online. Instead, you can partner with a supplier, like Discover CBD, who handles inventory and shipping on your behalf. When a customer orders from your online store, you simply forward the order details to us and we ship the product directly to your customer. This CBD dropshipping model lets you focus on marketing and growing your brand while leaving the logistics to Discover CBD.
Dropshipping CBD has many benefits, especially when you partner with Discover CBD. Your startup costs are low since you don’t have to invest in inventory upfront. You can operate anywhere with an internet connection, giving you flexibility with dropshipping CBD. You don’t have to stress about shipping, inventory, or storage because we handle all the logistics. Scaling up is easy because you can expand your product line without the risks associated with traditional retail. All of these benefits allow you to focus on growing your business.
Dropshipping CBD is Easy with Discover CBD
At Discover CBD, we offer a seamless and efficient CBD dropshipping program tailored for the booming CBD market. By partnering with us, you will be assigned a dedicated account manager who will guide you through every step of the dropshipping CBD process. We can provide expert assistance in curating a selection of CBD products best suited for your online store. Our commitment to transparency and quality builds trust with your customers, encouraging repeat business and customer loyalty which can lead to higher profits. When you partner with us, you gain not only high quality products but also a partnership that prioritizes your growth and success in the CBD marketplace. Together, we can navigate the industry and ensure your business thrives.
As manufacturers of the Active CBD Oil brand and the Strain Snobs brand, we take pride in producing high quality CBD products in small batches that also adhere to rigorous standards. Some of our top-selling products include CBD gummies, CBD cream, CBD capsules, and CBD oil. With a wide selection of products, you can cater to a wide variety of consumer preferences. By 3rd party testing each batch and maintaining stringent quality control, we help you build a reputable online presence.
Our productsDiscover Active Nutritionals
Nutraceuticals are foods containing potential health benefits and are becoming more popular among those looking for more natural remedies or a more holistic health approach. Among the most common ways to take nutraceuticals are by taking capsules that make dosing convenient and easy.
Black Seed Oil
Extracted from the tiny black seeds of a small flowering shrub called Nigella Sativa, which has purple or white flowers and grows in Eastern Europe, Middle East and Western Asia. Black seed oil has been suggested in research to have antioxidant properties, relieve inflammation, relieve asthma and arthritis, reduce nausea and gas, help with stomach bloating, ulcers, and lower high cholesterol and high blood pressure. Some studies suggest that black seed oil may have possible interactions with warfarin and may not be good for people with diabetes or kidney issues.
Lion's Mane Mushrooms
Known in Latin as Hericium erinaceus, and often referred to as “The Hedgehog Mushroom”, these mushrooms are non-intoxicating and native to North America, Europe, and Asia. These mushrooms are widely considered to be a natural Nootropic (a compound used to enhance and improve cognitive function). Lion's Mane specifically has been studied extensively for its nerve growth factor (NGF) that promotes neuron growth in the brain. The neurogenesis that Lion’s Mane is suggested to promote occurs mainly in the frontal part of the brain that controls decision making, memory, and higher thinking. The production of neurons in the brain can correspond to an increase in memory as well as learning and concentration. Some studies suggest that by increasing this growth it could potentially reverse or slow down cell degeneration in the brain in diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Research is also exploring other potential benefits such as slowing the progression or reversing the spread of several cancers, supporting heart and circulatory system health, improving digestive health, and reducing inflammation.
Vitamin D3
A nutrient our bodies use for building and maintaining healthy bones, and many other cellular functions. Research suggests that it has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and neuroprotective properties that support immune health, muscle function and brain cell activity. Studies are investigating Vitamin D3 for uses such as cognitive health, cancer, inherited bone disorders, multiple sclerosis, osteomalacia, osteoporosis, psoriasis, and rickets. More research is needed to fully understand the potential benefits of Vitamin D3. It is often referred to as the “sunshine vitamin” as it is made naturally in the body when our skin is exposed to the UV rays from the sun. Vitamin D3 can also be found in fortified milk and cereal as well as in fatty fish including mackerel, sardines, and salmon. Studies show that people who already get plenty of sunshine, are already taking a vitamin D supplement or allergic to vitamin D should avoid taking vitamin D3.
Turmeric
A bright yellow spice powder that comes from the rhizome of the plant Curcuma longa in the ginger family that is native in tropical South Asia for cooking and medicinal purposes. It contains a chemical called curcumin, which research suggests may help with issues such as inflammation, arthritis, digestive disorders, respiratory infections, allergies, liver disease, and depression. Some studies suggest that the bioavailability (percentage of a substance absorbed into our body) of curcumin is relatively low, however one study showed that the active ingredient in black pepper, piperine, may increase the absorption by 2000%. Research indicates that taking turmeric may not be good for people with scheduled surgeries or suffering from gallbladder issues, diabetes, and liver diseases.
Probiotics
The term probiotics comes from the latin (pro) and the greek (bio) meaning “for life,” and they are live microorganisms that are intended to have potential health benefits when consumed. Fermented foods such as yogurt, pickles, drinks like kombucha or kefir, and foods with a label saying “contains live and active cultures” contain probiotics. Many people turn to probiotic supplements as a way to consistently introduce the good bacteria in a convenient form and higher concentration than food alone. These good bacteria are suggested to help you stay healthy and balanced by supporting your immune function and keeping inflammation down. Studies suggest that certain types of good bacteria, commonly found in probiotics, can help your body digest food, keep bad bacteria from getting out of control and make you sick, create vitamins, breakdown and absorb medications, and support the cells lining your gut to keep bad bacteria at bay. While more research is needed there is evidence to support the use of probiotics in treating diarrhea, constipation, some of the discomfort that comes with irritable bowel syndrome, boosting the immune system, and reducing inflammation and allergies. Studies also suggest that probiotics may work more synergistically when taken with prebiotics which are nutrients that are degraded by the probiotics for energy that stimulates their growth and activity. Probiotics and prebiotics are considered safe for most healthy people to take, but it is advisable to check with your healthcare provider before choosing any new supplements.