It’s getting tougher to know genuine and fake CBD tinctures
This was one of the best ways of avoiding scam CBD products that weren’t beneficial or could even harm people in many ways
Last month, I was reading some comments on a local message board about issues facing our community. Someone had talked about the lack of business diversity. The fact was many young people were opting to work in companies rather than start their own enterprises. The debate was whether the local government was doing enough to ensure the youth felt supported. As the chats trickled in, someone mentioned the growing CBD industry and how many people set up weed dispensaries. The conversation took a turn as people began to share their experiences with CBD products. The CBD industry isn’t regulated, so a growing concern is the number of fake CBD products for sale. One member spoke about a time she bought some local cannabis drinks and had them tested. She wanted to know if they were safe to drink or not. The results were shocking because the drinks contained THC, which was not included in the label. More people shared their experiences with local cannabis products. Not all were bad stories since some had come across wonderful companies selling the best cannabis products. I commented with details of some of the companies I liked that made third-party test results public. This was one of the best ways of avoiding scam CBD products that weren’t beneficial or could even harm people in many ways. Everyone came back to the fact that it’s getting hard to differentiate the fake from the real CBD tinctures. CBD tinctures and oils are the most popular in the industry and are consumed by millions across the country every day.