Is Binoid Legit? Herb’s Binoid Review

As the CBD industry expands, discerning consumers seek out companies that epitomize quality, transparency, and effectiveness.

There has been tons of talk about the California-based cannabis company, Binoid CBD. They’ve earned popularity for the strength and unique effects their cannabis-based products deliver. 

But is Binoid really worth the hype they’ve been receiving from the canna community?

We trust the people and always want to take a closer look at companies that manufacture weed-based products before giving them the Herb stamp of approval.

Without further ado, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of Binoid, their product line-up, and whether or not they deserve to be in your stash.

Binoid claims to be high-quality, but what really goes behind being “high-quality?”

Well, for products like cannabis concentrates, the extraction process can lend a huge hand in making a product high quality, along with the original flower used, of course.

Binoid uses an extraction technique called DISTEX, an exclusive and proprietary method of extracting various compounds from the cannabis plant. 

This method isolates a complete spectrum of 140+ beneficial plant compounds in their nascent, natural ratios and then reintegrates them into broad-spectrum formulas. Instead of crude processing or isolated ingredients, finished products retain the holistic chemical signature that generates the entourage effect. 

DISTEX also eliminates all traces of THC, making Binoid’s products 100% non-psychoactive and legal in all 50 states.

So, when Binoid says “high-quality,” they’ve got the tech and technique to back it up.

Third-Lab Party Testing

Binoid takes quality control seriously by sending every batch of their products to three independent labs for testing. This triple check ensures everything’s up to par—cannabinoid ratios are spot on, and there’s no trace of solvents, pesticides, or heavy metals.

Using independent labs is key because they aren’t tied to Binoid, which helps to give you results you can really trust.

Binoid also includes its Certificates of Analysis through QR codes on all packaging, which is a straightforward way to check out what you’re actually getting inside your product.

Medical Advisory Board

An extra layer of precaution Binoid takes is employing a medical advisory board. This includes top physicians, scientists, and researchers in cannabinoid medicine.

The team helps guide product development by offering clinical insight, and helps to educate consumers and health professionals about cannabis therapies.

Overall, the board’s involvement helps make Binoid products supported by scientific expertise.

Taking everything into account, Binoid seems to be a very legitimate cannabis company, especially when it comes to its third-party testing and medical advisory board that guides formulations and educates consumers.

A 7-gram disposable is pretty rare, and while it sounds convenient (fewer refills, longer-lasting), it also raises some questions—like, is this overkill?

For regular users, and I’m talking regular regular, then absolutely not.

The True Strain 7 Gram Disposable Vape contains a unique blend of cannabinoids: THCA, Delta 9P, THC-H, PHC, THCV, and CBC. Unlike most disposables that stick to standard cannabinoid blends, this one tweaks the formula depending on the strain:

• Indicas are packed with the Delta-9P cannabinoid and deliver a heavier, more sedating high that feels extremely relaxing
• Sativas get more THCV and CBC which produce that classic cerebral, energetic high
• Hybrids use THC-H to balance things out giving an even, mellow high

The Sativa vape was our favorite. It definitely hit the mid-day-still-need-to-get-stuff-done type of vibe.

For a disposable this size, airflow is surprisingly smooth. It doesn’t have that clogged or overly tight draw that some large-capacity vapes struggle with. The vapor production is solid—not too harsh, but still potent enough to feel like you’re actually getting something from each hit.

Binoid infused this one with hash rosin terpenes, which definitely improves the taste compared to standard botanical terpenes. The flavors are bold, but they lean a little sweet—think dessert-like profiles rather than earthy or gassy strains.

If you’re the type to go through vapes quickly, the True Strain vape could be worth trying—but if you like to switch strains often, committing to 7 grams of one flavor can be a gamble.

If you’re looking for a gummy that actually hits, Binoid’s Super 7 Gummies (7000mg total, 350mg per piece) might just be one of the strongest edibles out there. No exaggeration—these are not for beginners.

The Super 7 Gummies – 7000mg deliver 350mg of their Super 7 Blend per gummy: Premium Live Resin THC-H, THC-B, Delta 9p, Delta 8, THCA, HHC, and THCV. The entire bottle comes in at 7000mg. 

The Grape Cotton Candy flavor is honestly pretty good—sweet, but not that weird artificial aftertaste some edibles have. Texture-wise, they’re on the chewier side, which some people like (me), some don’t.

Effects creep up gradually, but when they hit, they hit. Expect a heavy, full-body high with that classic edible intensity. For most people, a full gummy is probably too much (me, again)—start with a half or even a quarter unless you know your limits.

If you’re feeling brave, Binoid is running a 25% off deal with code HERB25 at checkout.