CBD Cream - Cooling Formula - Single Unit

The Adaptive Density Emulsion (ADE) is a shear-responsive, oil-in-water emulsion that changes viscosity under pressure. During hands-on strokes, it thins to provide 3 to 6 minutes of predictable glide. At rest, it sets to a clean, non-greasy finish with no residue on linens, instruments, or clothing.

The cooling feel arrives in stages: menthol first (15 to 45 seconds), eucalyptol through the middle phase (3 to 7 minutes), and camphor as the feel fades over 10 to 20 minutes. This predictable sensory arc gives clients a consistent experience from session to session.

CBD Cooling Cream contains CBD 2,000mg per 100mL (20mg/mL) and CBG 2,000mg per 100mL (20mg/mL), for 4,000mg per 3.4 fl oz (100mL) bottle, with 0.0% THC. The formula also contains β-Caryophyllene at 20mg/mL, a terpene naturally occurring in hemp, black pepper, and cloves.

It uses the same CBD + CBG standard as Pro Cream and Pro Roll-On, which are also 0.0% THC.

Key ingredients: Menthol (cooling feel), Camphor (cooling-to-warming aromatic note), Eucalyptus Oil (eucalyptol, mid-phase cooling feel), CBD and CBG (cannabinoids), β-Caryophyllene at 20mg/mL (terpene), Eugenol (warm aromatic, oil-phase blending).

Botanical complex: Arnica Montana, Boswellia Carterii, Cat's Claw (Uncaria Tomentosa), Evening Primrose Oil, Chamomile, Calendula, Lavender, Hyaluronic Acid, Aloe Vera, Oat Kernel Flour, Allantoin, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Jojoba Oil, and Shea Butter. The full ingredient list is published on this page.

Apply one pump (approximately 1mL) to the application area using long, deliberate strokes rather than aggressive rubbing. This spreads the cream evenly and keeps the cooling feel gradual. The formula provides 3 to 6 minutes of predictable glide under moderate pressure.

Use it before an adjustment, between exercise sets, or as a post-session finish. The clean finish after the glide phase means no residue gets in the way of kinesiology tape adhesion, IASTM tool contact, or cupping suction. For first-time clients, apply a small test amount to the inner forearm and wait 3 minutes before full application.

CBD Cooling Cream is designed for use across chiropractic, physical therapy, licensed massage therapy, acupuncture, IASTM, cupping, sports medicine, and podiatry. The non-staining, non-greasy formula will not mark linens or clothing.

The clean finish after application means it does not interfere with IASTM tool contact, cupping suction, or kinesiology tape adhesion. The gradual cooling feel suits clients who prefer a milder menthol sensation.

CBD Cooling Cream is a topical product for the skin, so we do not claim that it treats, cures or prevents any condition. It is for external use only. Clients with questions about their own health or medications should speak with their physician.

Document your recommendation in the client record and advise clients to disclose all topical products to their prescribing physicians. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

No. CBD Cooling Cream contains 0.0% THC. It uses CBD and CBG, the same standard as Pro Cream and Pro Roll-On.

Every batch is tested by SC Labs, with results on a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis. All three formulas are 0.0% THC.

All three formulas use CBD and CBG with 0.0% THC. CBD Cooling Cream is the cooling formula in a cream texture.

β-Caryophyllene at 20mg/mL is included as a terpene. Pro Cream is the warming formula, and Pro Roll-On is the max cooling formula in a roller.

Every production batch is tested by SC Labs, an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited independent laboratory in Santa Cruz, CA. Testing covers cannabinoid potency (HPLC method), heavy metals (ICP-MS), pesticides (200+ compound panel via LC-MS/MS and GC-MS/MS), microbials (USP standards), residual solvents, and terpene profile.

Batch-specific COAs are publicly available through the SC Labs database. No batch ships without passing all panels. Each batch COA lists its cannabinoid potency and THC result. COAs are available to all wholesale partners upon request.

Wholesale accounts are available to licensed healthcare practitioners including: Doctors of Chiropractic (DC), Physical Therapists (PT/DPT), Licensed Massage Therapists (LMT/CMT), Acupuncturists (LAc/DAc/DAOM), Pharmacists (PharmD/RPh), Medical Doctors and Osteopathic Physicians (MD/DO), Nurse Practitioners (NP/APRN), Physician Assistants (PA-C), Naturopathic Doctors (ND), Podiatrists (DPM), and Sports Medicine Physicians.

A valid professional license is required. Apply at wholesale.kannacocbd.com. Submit the form and you can sign in and order right away. Once your account is open, you get wholesale pricing, batch-specific COAs, client sample packs, and dedicated practitioner support.

CBD Cooling Cream (3.4 fl oz) is $35.00 per bottle wholesale, in packs of 4, 8 or 12 ($140, $280, $420). Sample packs (24 count, 2.5 mL each, $44.50) are available for practices that want to introduce clients to the formula before committing to full-size inventory.

The smallest order is one 4-pack. All wholesale orders include batch-specific COAs, and the product has a 2-year shelf life.

At the $84.99 MSRP, a 12-pack at $420 retails for $1,019.88, a gross margin of $599.88 (about 59%) at 100% sell-through ($35.00 cost vs. $84.99 MSRP).

The 12-pack is the featured starting point. Client sample packs (2.5mL) are available so clients can try the formula before you commit to full-size retail inventory.

Yes. Kannaco is LegitScript certified, which means the company and its products have passed LegitScript's rigorous regulatory compliance review. LegitScript certification verifies that the company operates legally, makes accurate product claims, and meets safety standards. This certification is required for advertising on Google and Meta, and is recognized by major payment processors.

For practitioners, LegitScript certification provides documented third-party verification of Kannaco's compliance posture — a meaningful differentiator when recommending a CBD product to clients and when responding to questions from licensing boards or insurance carriers.

Federal rules for hemp-derived products are changing: a ban on synthetic cannabinoids starts November 12, 2026, and new total-THC limits, including a per-container cap, take effect December 11, 2026. State rules vary. State regulations vary — practitioners should verify their state's specific rules regarding CBD retail in professional settings. Most state licensing boards for chiropractic, physical therapy, massage, and acupuncture permit the retail sale of topical wellness products.

CBD Cooling Cream's LegitScript certification and batch Certificates of Analysis support your documentation. We recommend consulting your state licensing board or a healthcare attorney for jurisdiction-specific guidance.

Use experiential, sensory language (how it feels, smells and finishes): "a cooling cream with menthol and aloe," "a cooling feel on the skin," "a clean, non-greasy finish," "part of a daily self-care routine." CBD Cooling Cream is a topical product for the skin, so do not say it treats, cures or prevents any condition. Do not reference specific diagnoses.

Always include: "For external use only. 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." Document your recommendation in the client record. Provide clients with the batch COA upon request.