CBD prerolls are essentially pre-rolled “joints” made with a CBD flower instead of THC-containing cannabis. Hemp flower, which contains high amounts of CBD, offer the same benefits of other CBD products (like tincture, edibles, capsules, and topicals), but it works much faster than any of them. Vaping comes in close, but another way to go is by smoking CBD flower. These hemp flower prerolls are perfect for people who want to quit smoking. 
Paradigm Hemp Flower PreRoll provide you with the very best smokable CBD experience you can get. Wrapped to perfection, these pre-rolls contain organic CBD flowers grown without pesticides, herbicides or synthetic fertilizers. Paradigm’s Hemp Pre-rolls is rich in terpenes and cannabinoids. They look like cannabis and smell like cannabis but contain less than 0.3 percent of delta-9 THC. Low THC levels allow smokers to enjoy a mellow and soothing feeling without the anxiety or exhaustion that is sometimes associated with traditional high THC cannabis.
A good rolling paper can improve the quality of your joint and your overall smoking experience. However, no fine paper can substitute the skill required to make a well-rolled joint.
The amount of CBD in a joint depends on the level of CBD in the strain and the amount of flower used to roll the joint. If a strain is 15% CBD and the joint is 1/4 gram, then 150x.25= 37.5 mg CBDAx 0.8= approximately 30mg of CBD. If more flower is used or higher or lower concentration, the amount of CBD that you get will be different. I wouldn’t depend on rolling joints for accurate dosing. When it comes to dosing, tinctures and tablets are more accurate.
Hemp CBD products can be found in a number of health stores, food markets, and trendy boutiques, as well as in smoke and vape shops offering CBD oil vaporizer cartridges.
Starting at $6.99 you can get Paradigm Hemp Flower PreRoll from the Ready Hemp Go online shop. Each roll contains 1g of Hemp Flower, all-natural hemp and no additives. Paradigm uses hemp flowers grown organically with no chemical herbicides, pesticides, or synthetic fertilizers.