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If you haven't tried it yet, I'd recommend CBG bud over CBD. It's heat treated to make it have stronger effects (like decarbing weed to make edibles).
I was using CBD/CBG to alleviate stress and chronic pain until my state turned medical/rec. There was a very significant difference between CBD and CBG for me.
I never tried it with CBD/CBG, but I keep all my already vaped bud (AVB) to make edibles. Running it thru the vape decarbs weed the same way baking it in the oven does. I do a few water baths and then strain it, and mix it with butter or oil in a slow cooker on warm for 8 - 10 hours, then strain it thru a cheese cloth. Since it's been vaped and lost most of the THC, it's more a pain relief/anti-inflammatory/relaxing rather than intoxicating. Could be worth trying with your already vaped CBD bud.
I love getting a second use out of my bud to make edibles. One of the best parts about dry herb vaping, along with health, efficiency and taste.
Yeah, I use it for anxiety, pain, and avoiding cigarettes. I've made food with it too, anything you can make with butter or oil. Works ok.