CBD Freeze Cream: When Cold Therapy Meets Hemp
Urban Roots CBD Freeze Cream is an alcohol-free cooling topical. If you are comparing creams, start with the product format, the amount in the container, the ingredient label and the available lab report. The largest milligram number on a package does not tell you all of those things.
What comes in the full-size tube?
The current full-size Freeze Cream comes in a 5 oz squeeze tube, with 500 mg CBD listed on the label. The milligram figure describes the labeled total in the tube, not the amount in each application. Check the current product page and the label on your tube for product details and directions.
Cooling sensation, texture and CBD content are different product characteristics. A stronger cooling sensation is not a measurement of CBD concentration, and a larger CBD total alone does not establish that one finished formula is more effective than another.
Choose your Freeze Cream size
- Full-size Freeze Cream — 5 oz: choose the larger tube when you want more cream in one container.
- Travel Freeze Cream — 2 oz: choose the smaller size when compact packaging matters.
Compare each listing for its current label, availability and directions. A smaller container and a larger container should not be compared using the total CBD number alone.
Look beyond the number on the label
A useful comparison answers four questions:
- What is the format? A cream, roll-on and bath product have different application methods. Choose the format you intend to use.
- How much product is in the container? Read the net weight or volume alongside the labeled CBD total. Container totals and amounts per application are different measurements.
- What else is in the formula? Read the complete ingredient list, including ingredients relevant to your skin sensitivities. An alcohol-free description does not replace the full label.
- What was actually tested? Look at the product or sample name, report date, cannabinoid measurements and the specific test panels on the report.
Our Lab Results page is the starting point for available reports. A cannabinoid result and a contaminant test answer different questions. Check which panels were performed; a panel marked “Not Tested” is not a passing result. If you need help matching a report to your product, contact Urban Roots with the product name and lot information from its packaging.
A documented part of our topical history
High Times lists Urban Roots x Olympian Nectar — Full Spectrum Freeze Cream in third place in the Topical category at the 2019 Detroit Cannabis Cup. That is the named historical collaboration in the award record. When comparing today's products, use the current label and product information as well as the brand's history.
Using a cooling topical
Freeze Cream is a topical format for application to the skin. Follow the directions and warnings on your current package. Use the package instructions for application amounts and frequency. The total CBD printed on the container is not an application instruction.
If you are comparing application formats, browse the Topicals collection, including Body Butter and the Arbor & Shore CBD Roll-On. Consult each product's own label rather than applying one product's instructions to another.
Common questions
Which sizes are available?
The full-size listing is a 5 oz squeeze tube. Travel Freeze Cream is the smaller 2 oz option.
Does 500 mg mean 500 mg in one application?
No. It is the labeled CBD total for the full-size tube. The amount of cream used in an application is a separate quantity.
Can a negative drug-test result be guaranteed?
No. Do not rely on a topical format or a hemp label as a guarantee of a negative test. The U.S. Department of Transportation's CBD notice explains that CBD products can lead to a positive drug-test result. If testing matters to you, review the applicable testing requirements before deciding whether to use a hemp product.
Where can I compare sizes and buy?
See the 5 oz Freeze Cream and 2 oz Travel Freeze Cream pages for current product details and availability.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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