The Types segment classifies CBD Vape Oil by its cannabinoid composition and formulation, principally into Full‑Spectrum, Broad‑Spectrum, and Isolate oils, with an emerging Synthetic sub‑type. Full‑Spectrum oils, comprising roughly 50 % of market volume, retain the complete phytochemical profile of the hemp plant, including trace THC, which drives higher perceived efficacy and justifies a price premium. Broad‑Spectrum oils, contributing about 30 %, remove THC while preserving other cannabinoids and terpenes, appealing to consumers subject to THC‑free regulations. Isolate oils, at 15 %, contain pure CBD and are favored for precise dosing and minimal flavor interference. The nascent Synthetic category, currently 5 %, leverages lab‑engineered cannabinoids to ensure consistency and lower production costs, though it faces heightened regulatory scrutiny. Each type influences overall market size through differentiated cost structures, regulatory pathways, and consumer acceptance, reinforcing the importance of detailed market taxonomy in strategic planning.