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Innovative New CBD Products
Not that long ago when people thought of cannabis, the image of a stoned hippy smoking a sweet smelling substance came to mind. While cannabis in itself is slowly being legalised around the world it was not long before a new name appeared on the market. CBD oil a wonderful extract from cannabis without the THC high, has gained notoriety as a superb pain killer and health supplement. Initially, CBD was only available in an oil tincture or softgel form, and even today these are the best known of the CBD products but there is now so much more.
CBD oil grew in global popularity very fast as the benefits of CBD oil spread and people found out it didn’t create a high. CBD oil became a sort of brand in its own right and synonymous with its amazing health benefits it is now an ingredient in many products and companies are finding new ways to enhance their products with CBD oil.
CBD Drinks
CBD Coffee and Beer
CBD Vapes
CBD Infused Gum
CBD Skin Care Products
CBD Pet Products
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