Just so we're clear, there is no such thing as CBD water

[Penguin Pete]

"Multiple independent tests of CBD-infused water have found it frequently contains zero CBD. A lab that approved test results for CBD-infused water has also been flagged by the FDA for numerous violations."

source: https://www.ganjapreneur.com/how-cbd...ads-consumers/

OK, for those who aren't hip, CBD is an *oil*. It is not water-soluble, so CBD-infused water is impossible, it would just be an oil slick on top of the water.

Apparently CBD hype is getting so loud that now people are just going around slapping "CBD" on any product and selling it at a jacked up price.

Reminds me of the cryptocurrncy fad a few years back when Bitcoin bubbled. At one point an iced tea company renamed its brand to "Long Blockchain Corp" and their stock shot up 289% just based off that. They had nothing to do with blockchain, they still made iced tea.

source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ong-blockchain

So here's my idea: You could register a company and call it "Pumpkin Spice CBD Blockchain LLC." And then the stock would skyrocket without anybody knowing what the company does!

[SadmontCry]

It's crazy to think that people are just slapping "CBD" on any product and selling it at a higher price, without any actual CBD in it

[ElianoraMonty]

Your story reminds me of those ""extra virgin"" olive oils that are actually just filled with cheaper oils. I totally get what you mean about the Bitcoin craze too. It seemed like everyone was trying to hop on the bandwagon and make a quick buck. Your idea of ""Pumpkin Spice CBD Blockchain LLC"" made me laugh, but who knows, it might just work!
But in all seriousness, it's important to do your research and only buy CBD products from reputable sources. And if you're looking for CBD oil, you can easily find some great options at CBD oil Miami. It's the place I usually get it from. Stay informed and stay safe!