Abstract
ABSTRACT Many US consumers wanting a healthy lifestyle are interested in cannabidiol (CBD) products, but these products remain somewhat controversial. This study investigates how product factors, consumer knowledge, and external cues to action influence the perceived benefits of, and barriers to, CBD, driving adoption intention. Study 1 explores important factors influencing CBD adoption. Study 2, which relies on experimental studies, reveals that certification labels, subjective knowledge, usage experience, and external cues to action influence the perceived benefits and barriers, further impacting adoption intention. The impact of the perceived benefits and barriers on adoption intention is stronger in consumers with greater concerns about their overall health. Insights into factors influencing consumer perceptions and adoption of CBD extend our knowledge of consumer responses to CBD and highlight valuable implications for marketers and policymakers.
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