CBD Tinctures

Tayco Farms CBD tinctures include full spectrum and broad spectrum oils, along with Spencer’s Elixir, a separately labeled pet formulation. This collection brings the dropper-bottle formats together while keeping their differences clear. Compare the extract description, bottle volume, stated CBD amount and carrier ingredients on each product page. A shared bottle style does not mean every tincture has the same composition or intended user.

Full spectrum and broad spectrum CBD oils

The Full Spectrum CBD Tincture is listed as 1,500 mg CBD in a 30 mL bottle with an MCT-oil carrier. The Broad Spectrum CBD Tincture has the same listed CBD amount and bottle size, but a different spectrum description. Its packaging is labeled THC free. Those distinctions should be read alongside the current label and available batch information.

“Full spectrum” and “broad spectrum” describe extract categories, not a guaranteed percentage of every cannabinoid. Full spectrum products can contain THC, while broad spectrum products are generally formulated with THC removed or reduced. A product name does not replace a batch-specific laboratory result, and the same CBD total does not establish that two formulations are identical.

Carrier oils and the separate pet formulation

The two 1,500 mg CBD tinctures list MCT oil. Spencer’s Elixir is listed as a 750 mg CBD pet tincture in a 30 mL bottle and uses wild Alaskan salmon oil. That difference matters when reading ingredients: the entire collection should not be described as MCT-based, plant-only or identical in flavor.

Spencer’s Elixir is identified separately because it is a pet-labeled product. Its bottle should not be treated as an interchangeable version of the adult tinctures. Refer pet-use questions to a veterinarian and the product’s current labeling; the presence of a pet product in this collection is not a general recommendation for every animal.

What to compare across CBD tinctures

• CBD amount: identify whether the printed number refers to the whole bottle or a stated serving.
• Bottle volume: read the milliliter quantity together with the CBD amount.
• Spectrum: check the exact full spectrum or broad spectrum description instead of assuming all hemp oils have the same profile.
• Carrier ingredients: MCT oil and salmon oil are different ingredients with different labeling considerations.
• Batch match: use the report associated with the current item and batch when checking laboratory information.

Questions about CBD tincture labels

Does 1,500 mg mean the amount in one dropper?

On the two 30 mL tinctures described here, 1,500 mg is the listed bottle total. It should not be read as the amount in a dropper or an individual drop. Use the product’s labeled serving information and measurement markings to interpret smaller quantities.

Is hemp seed oil the same as a CBD tincture?

No. A carrier oil and the hemp extract blended into it play different roles in a formulation. Look for the ingredient names and the separately stated CBD amount, rather than relying on the general phrase “hemp oil.” For help interpreting test-result terminology, read our hemp COA guide.