Zero THC.
Zero
Compromise.
Broad-Spectrum. Third-Party Tested. Every Batch.
Zentric Max Relief delivers CBD + CBG with broad-spectrum hemp extract that tests non-detect for THC. Every batch is independently lab tested, and the results are published on our COA page.
Luxury is found
in the Details
- ✓2,720mg Broad-Spectrum CBD
- ✓731mg CBG
- ✓Menthol Crystals — instant cooling
- ✓Capsicum — warming sensation
- ✓Rosemary Leaf Oil — soothing botanical
- ✓24 Essential Oils
- ✓No Detectable THC
- ✓No Synthetic Dyes
- ✓No Oily Residue
- ✓Non-Greasy Feel
- ✓No Artificial Fragrances
- ✓THC Non-Detect on COA
- ✓Third-Party Lab Tested
- ✓COA on Every Batch
- ✓Broad-Spectrum Extract
- ✓Dual-Action Cooling + Warming
Life Before &
After Zentric
- ✕Unknown THC content in generic CBD products
- ✕No lab results to back up the label
- ✕Guessing what's actually in the bottle
- ✕Worrying about what you're putting on your skin
- ✓Broad-spectrum extract that tests non-detect for THC
- ✓Published COA for every batch
- ✓Clear, transparent ingredient list
- ✓Professional-grade recovery you can verify
Frequently Asked
Questions
Is Max Relief THC-free?
Max Relief uses broad-spectrum hemp extract that tests non-detect for THC in third-party lab testing. You can see the results for each batch on our COA page.
Will it cause a failed drug test?
Max Relief is made with broad-spectrum hemp extract that tests non-detect for THC; batch results are on our COA page. No CBD product can guarantee a drug-test outcome, so tested athletes should review the COA and check with their league or employer before use.
What is broad-spectrum CBD?
Broad-spectrum extract keeps multiple hemp cannabinoids, like CBD and CBG, while THC is removed through extra refinement.
Where can I see the Certificate of Analysis?
Visit our COA page for the current cannabinoid profile, THC result, and contaminant screening for each batch.
Is Max Relief allowed under WADA rules?
WADA removed CBD from its prohibited list in 2018, but other cannabinoids, including CBG, remain prohibited in competition. Because Max Relief contains CBG, athletes under WADA or similar testing should check with their governing body before using it.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Hemp-derived; contains less than 0.3% THC per federal limits. For external use only.
