I like A becuase I would entrust the editors review as a better alternative.

A is the better because it is easier to process and has pictures.

I would like a little bit of both. I know what ingredients I would like, but I also want to learn from a professional what is important in a product.

i would say i am more of a fan of editor reviews. This normally relates to me more and allows me to make a better purchase decision.

There is a lot of information to parse with B, but A tells me what I want to know (most potent) easily.

I like how choice A is laid out as I feel that there are less words to soak in. In other words, I feel that after a while, one's eyes gets lost and the words start blurring so it's better to keep it clear and concise and to the point before you lose people.

I like A since it has pictures and it is easier to read than B.

Any past reviews and users that have tried the product will ultimately help the decision to buy

i like option A the most for having easier to read information

I choose C, a combo. I need to look at the chart myself to compare but I also weight that with reviews.

I like the selected brands/ editor picks they are easier to read and understand for most people.

I like the editor’s view. Easier to Reese thru the information. Otherwise it’s too overwhelming to read.

I prefer tables like option B. It is really easy to scan across the row to see the same attributes (or lack there of) rather than how it is presented in option A

I like a well rounded approach so i do like both. I feel you can get the best info from there as well as user reviews. If i had to chose one i would go with B as i think the most info is there.

i prefer a detailed comparison more

I prefer to have objective tables that I can review and compare myself as a opposed to an editior whose bottom line is ad revenue.

I think the objective criteria if I had to choose. I know people that have tried CBD though and they have not had success. They tried two different brands and ended up throwing it out because it was not doing anything for them at all. I don't know if they got bad brands or what but I have not heard good things. I have not tried personally. I am being honest. Thank you.

To me the table is the best. I can compare and pick the best for me without having to do all the research on my own. Leading to getting the best product.

I like being able to see the detailed chart and not have to go search for it

i would prefer option B because i like the information on consuming the product but i think they should improve this information by using pictures

I definitely prefer choice B. An editor's review is a matter of opinion and I'd rather just know the facts and make the choice myself.

I prefer option B, because simply its more detailed and thus easy to compare the items.

I like option B because of the comparison I think this type of chart is more appealing

I prefer a combination overall but this selection only allows me to choose between A and B. I picked B because it gives me more information and I prefer details.

I like to see how the items stack up against each other, it's more helpful to me.

I think option B is easier to read and allows me to pick the information that is most important to me

It's important to have as much information as possible when selecting something for medicinal use. Safety first when it comes to health!

The chart is extremely easy to read, understand, compare and contrast.

I personally much prefer the comparison table. It makes me feel like I'm making a more informed decision on my own and I find it to be a bit more trustworthy.

When purchasing CBD oil from among many brands I prefer a combination of editor reviews of hand-selected brands and a detailed comparison tables. I think they both give good information on the products. Also, the chart allows you to compare and contrast products side by side. You are able to see what each product is lacking or has. Overall it is easier to analyze and you are still able to get and idea the best in their categories.

Option B has the comparison table which makes it easy to compare products. This makes it so there's no confusing among what items to buy. Option A shows the editors review but that would be subjective.

Overall I like to do the comparison myself and decide. I do like the reviews but just as an additional bit of information to the comparison chart. Reviews can be manipulated or false.

I do like a comparison table of features or benefits, but for a product like this I would want to hear from people who have actually used it to find out if the product really works as advertised, and if there are any side effects or other issues.

I strongly prefer the detailed comparison table option because I like that I can see how important bullet points and information compares to each other for different companies.

I prefer the detailed comparisons as shown in choice B, as I like to know whats in the products I use, and I also like it when detailed comparisons are shown as well. The only thing I worry about sometimes is the validity of the data shown, as I am not always sure of the accuracy of the information provided, especially if it is from one of the companies that manufacture the product.

B seems like there's much more information, which would lead to a more specific and accurate choice of CBD for a certain need.

While the editor's review is cleaner looking, easier to follow and straight to the point, I like being able to make my own decisions on what's best for me. It's also hard to know if the editor is being honest or just being paid to say certain things about products.

I think the comparison table is best because then you can make your own decision

I like comparing products and B summarizes and compares various CBD products.

I would definitely prefer C because having more information doesn't scare me and it's always better before making a decision.

I prefer B because I feel this is where I'd get the most information for CBD oils and such.

I prefer B. I feel like it contains more info than A does, which is really important to me.

I would rather read a comparison chart. Often, I feel like editor reviews can't be trusted and that some are paid to pick a certain product/brand

While editor's reviews can be helpful at times, I'm often a little suspicious of them depend on who is writing the review. I'd much rather have option B -- comparison tables so I can make the best informed choice on my own. Again, it doesn't hurt to have the editor reviews available, but the tables are a must-have in my opinion.

The comparison tables seem more objective. I may disagree with an editor.

I'd much rather see the chart. It provides a lot more detail to help me make a better choice

This is easier for me to see which information I want to without having to read about everything. It also makes it easier to make a choice based on needs and not just looks.

I really prefer a combination of both. You can gain a different perspective from reading the reviews and learn about the actual use and experience that cannot be shown on a table. The table however is slightly more important to me personally because I want to see that comparison laid out in a chart. I want to compare quantity and dosing and pricing without having to keep going back and forth.

B for the details. I'd use a magnifying glass if I needed to read them. I'd also ask for real life opinions from folks who I know actually use the product. I want details on a purchase such as this and lots of them so I'm well armed when I make my decision and purchase.

I would prefer B the most. I think it would best allow consumers to make their choices. It gives enough information for the consumers, while also giving them autonomy to make their own decisions.