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Where to Buy CBD Cream for Pain: Online and In Stores

Where to Buy CBD Cream for Pain: Online and In Stores

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If you're searching for CBD cream for sore muscles or stiff joints, you've probably noticed it's sold everywhere: gas stations, pharmacies, big-box stores, online marketplaces. Where you buy it matters more than you'd think. CBD products aren't FDA-approved, so the quality of what's in the jar depends entirely on the brand and the store you buy from.

The short answer: you can buy Basic Jane CBD cream, gel, spray, roll-on and patches online at basicjane.com, shipped across the U.S., and at select retail stores. Here's how to get each product, and what to look for wherever you shop.

Where to buy CBD cream for pain

The easiest place to buy Basic Jane CBD cream is right here on our website. Ordering direct means you get the freshest batch, the full product line, and the lab results for the exact batch you receive.

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  • Relieve Cream: our best seller. A rich, thick cream with hemp-derived CBD, cooling menthol, peppermint and aloe. 250 mg CBD per 2 oz jar. 
  • Relieve Gel: a lighter, fast-absorbing gel with aloe and arnica. 
  • Relieve CBD Spray: no-mess relief for necks, shoulders and backs. 
  • Topical Sample Pack: not sure which format you'll like? Try them for 
  • On the Go Packs: single-use packets of Relieve Cream or Relieve Gel for your gym bag, purse or carry-on. $20 for 10.

Where can I buy CBD cream in stores?

Basic Jane is also sold at select retail stores. Not sure whether a store near you carries us? Contact us and we'll point you to the closest one, or order online and have it shipped to your door.

Where can I buy hemp products for pain?

Before you buy, check the label, because "hemp oil" can mean two very different things:

  • Hemp seed oil is pressed from the seeds. It's a nice moisturizer and cooking oil, but it contains little to no CBD.
  • Hemp extract (CBD) oil is made from the flowers and leaves, and it's the kind people use for aches and pains. Look for "hemp extract," "CBD" or a milligram amount on the label

At Basic Jane, every product contains hemp-derived CBD. For targeted relief, try our CBD Roller Oil (shop it here), an easy roll-on you can apply straight to sore spots without getting oil on your hands.

Where to buy CBD oil for pain relief

If you want a CBD oil to massage into sore muscles, our Relieve Aromatherapy Oil blends CBD with mint and eucalyptus essential oils. If you want a CBD oil to unwind with, try Relax Aromatherapy Oil . Both are sold online and at select retailers. Shop all CBD oils →

Where can I buy CBD patches online?

You can buy Basic Jane Topical CBD Patches online here. Each pouch has 6 patches, and each patch contains 20 mg of hemp-derived CBD isolate plus aloe, CoQ10 and black pepper extract to help with absorption. Peel one off, stick it on clean, dry skin near the area that needs support, and wear it for up to 12 hours. 

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Patches pair well with a cream or spray. Use the patch for steady, all-day support, and use a topical for quick top-ups.

What to look for wherever you buy CBD

Whether you buy online, at a pharmacy or at a local shop, check these four things before you buy:

  1. A current lab report (COA). A reputable brand publishes third-party test results for each batch, showing how much CBD is in the product and confirming it's free of contaminants. Every Basic Jane batch is third-party tested.
  2. The CBD amount in milligrams. "Hemp" on the label isn't enough. Look for the actual CBD content.
  3. THC content. If you want to avoid THC entirely, look for CBD isolate or a "THC-free" label. Basic Jane uses CBD isolate, and our products are designed to contain no THC.
  4. Ingredients that suit how you'll use it. For sore muscles and joints, cooling ingredients like menthol and peppermint add instant comfort on top of the CBD.

A product with no lab report, no CBD amount, or claims that it "cures" a condition is a red flag, no matter where it's sold.

Frequently asked questions

Is it better to buy CBD cream online or in a store? Both work, as long as the brand is reputable. Buying online from the brand directly usually gets you the full product range, the freshest batch, and its lab results. Stores let you buy it the same day.

Do I need a prescription to buy CBD cream? No. Hemp-derived CBD products with no more than 0.3% THC are legal to buy without a prescription under U.S. federal law. Some states have their own rules, so check yours.

 

Ready to find your relief? Shop all Basic Jane products → Not sure where to start? Try our Topical Sample Pack or use the Product Finder.


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Relief Finder

Find your relief

Answer a few quick questions and we’ll match you with the right format — topical, patch or oral — and explain why. Curious about an ingredient? Tap it to learn more.

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Topical, patch or oral: which CBD format is right for you?

The biggest decision isn’t how many milligrams — it’s how the CBD reaches you. Each format works differently, and many people combine two.

FormatFeel itLastsWorksBest for
Topicals
cream, gel, spray, roller
Within minutesUp to 4 hoursWhere you apply it A specific spot — neck, shoulders, knees, hands — and on-demand relief before or after activity
Transdermal patch 30–60 minutesUp to 12 hoursTargeted or whole-body, depending on placement Lingering or recurring discomfort, long days, travel and overnight — no reapplying
Oral
mints, chews
30–90 minutesUp to 6–8 hoursWhole body Several areas at once, daily routines and wind-down — start low and go slow

Go deeper: Why carrier molecules matter more than milligrams · How to use each format

Ingredient guide: what’s inside and why

Every ingredient in a Basic Jane formula has a job — delivering, cooling, soothing or setting the mood. Tap any ingredient to learn more.

CBD (isolate) cannabidiol

CBD is a non-intoxicating compound from the hemp plant that interacts with the body’s endocannabinoid system. It does not cause a “high.” Basic Jane uses CBD isolate, so our products are designed to be THC-free, and every batch is third-party tested.

In: CBD Topicals, Patches, CBD Mints

CBDA cannabidiolic acid

CBDA is the raw, acidic form of CBD found in the living hemp plant before it is heated. Boost Mints pair CBDA with CBD for our extra-strength oral option.

In: Boost Mints, CBD Mints

Menthol cooling

Menthol activates the skin’s cold-sensing receptors (TRPM8), which is why you feel a cooling sensation within seconds. It’s one of the most widely used ingredients in topical relief products and also helps other ingredients move into the skin.

In: Relieve Cream, Relieve Gel, Relieve CBD Spray

Peppermint oil cooling · aroma

Peppermint essential oil is naturally rich in menthol. It adds to the cooling feel and gives our Relieve line its fresh, minty scent.

In: Relieve Cream, Relieve Gel, CBD Mints

Aloe soothing

Aloe vera soothes and hydrates the skin. In the patch, it keeps the skin comfortable over hours of wear; in creams and gels, it gives a smooth, non-sticky feel.

In: Relieve Cream, Relieve Gel, CBD Patches

Arnica botanical

Arnica is a mountain flower extract traditionally used in topical products for muscle soreness and everyday bumps. It’s part of what makes Relieve Gel a favorite after activity.

In: Relieve Gel, Cream & Gel

MSM carrier

MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) is a naturally occurring sulfur compound. We use it as a carrier to help ingredients penetrate the skin — because CBD only helps if it gets past the skin barrier.

In: Relieve Gel, Cream & Gel

CoQ10 absorption

Coenzyme Q10 is an antioxidant your body makes naturally. In the Basic Jane patch, it’s part of the delivery system that helps CBD move through the skin steadily over up to 12 hours.

In: CBD Patches, Pain Relief

Black pepper extract absorption

Black pepper extract contains piperine, a compound widely studied for its ability to help the body absorb other ingredients. It’s included in the patch alongside CoQ10.

In: CBD Patches, Pain Relief

Eucalyptus aroma

Eucalyptus has a fresh, clearing scent that pairs naturally with mint for a refreshing, cooling experience.

In: Relieve Cream, Relieve CBD Spray, Bath Salts

Lavender calming aroma

Lavender is one of the most popular aromatherapy oils for relaxation. It’s the heart of our Relax line, designed for evenings and winding down.

In: Relax CBD Spray, Relax Aromatherapy Oil

Clary sage calming aroma

Clary sage has a warm, herbal scent traditionally used in aromatherapy to support a sense of balance.

In: Relax CBD Spray, Relax Aromatherapy Oil

Ylang-ylang calming aroma

Ylang-ylang is a sweet, floral essential oil traditionally used in aromatherapy to help you slow down and de-stress.

In: Relax CBD Spray, Relax Aromatherapy Oil

Bergamot, orange & ginger uplifting aroma

Our Awake blend combines bright citrus (bergamot and orange) with warming ginger — an uplifting scent for mornings, workouts and the afternoon slump.

In: Awake CBD Spray, Awake Aromatherapy Oil

Hops sleep botanical

Hops (Humulus lupulus) have a long history of traditional use for restlessness and sleep, often combined with valerian.

In: Night Caps, Relax & Sleep

Valerian root sleep botanical

Valerian root (Valeriana officinalis) is a traditional botanical used to support falling asleep. Night Caps pair it with hops in a non-habit-forming formula that contains no CBD.

In: Night Caps, Relax & Sleep

CBG cannabigerol

CBG is another non-intoxicating hemp compound, sometimes called the “mother cannabinoid” because other cannabinoids are made from it. We pair it with CBD in our chews.

In: Refresh Chews, Passion Chews

Common questions

Should I use a topical, a patch or an oral CBD product?

Use a topical (cream, gel, spray or roller) for fast, on-the-spot relief in one area. Choose a patch when you want steady, hands-free support for up to 12 hours. Choose an oral product like CBD Mints when you want whole-body support or a daily routine. Many people combine a topical with a patch or an oral.

What’s the best Basic Jane product for neck and shoulder tension?

For quick relief, Relieve CBD Spray is easy to apply to the neck and shoulders without mess. For tension that lingers, a CBD Patch on the back of the shoulder or upper back gives up to 12 hours of steady support. Many customers use both. Read our neck, shoulder & back guide.

How long does each format last?

Topicals are typically felt within minutes and last up to about 4 hours. Patches build over 30–60 minutes and last up to 12 hours. Oral products take 30–90 minutes and may last 6–8 hours, depending on your metabolism.

Will Basic Jane products make me feel high?

No. CBD is non-intoxicating, and Basic Jane uses CBD isolate so our products are designed to be THC-free. Every batch is third-party tested — see our lab results.

Can I use more than one product at a time?

Yes. Layering is common — for example, a patch for all-day support plus a spray for quick top-ups, or a gel during the day and cream at night.

Where should I place a CBD patch?

For targeted support, place the patch directly on or near the area, such as the lower back, hip, knee or shoulder. For whole-body support, place it on a venous area such as the inner wrist or inner arm. Apply to clean, dry skin that isn’t broken or irritated.

Is CBD safe to use with my medications?

CBD can interact with some medications, especially when taken orally. If you take prescription medication, are pregnant or nursing, or have a medical condition, talk with your healthcare provider before using CBD. Information for healthcare providers.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing or taking medication.