Five years ago, it was virtually impossible to find CBD oil products anywhere but online.
Times sure have changed in the last few years, and now it’s easy to find CBD infused products readily available everywhere.
I went downtown with my mom and my sister last weekend, so we could shop for a prom dress, shoes, and a handbag. While we were shopping, I found at least a dozen different stores that sold CBD products. Some of the stores had hand creams and lotions that were infused with cannabinoids. Some of the stores had edible products infused with CBD, like gummy bears, chocolate, and hard candies. I remember walking down the same street last year, and there was only a few stores with CBD products. I started purchasing CBD drops for my mom back then, when she had surgery on her knee. She was aching in pain for weeks, and she didn’t want to take any prescription drugs. I suggested that my mom try a CBD tincture. My mom didn’t know much about CBD drops, and she thought it was the same as taking marijuana. I quickly informed my mom that CBD and THC are completely different parts of the plant. One of them is psychoactive, and the other is completely safe. I purchased a 500mg CBD tincture for my mom. She uses 15 CC’s five times a day, and that provides plenty of pain relief to her aching joints. The CBD tincture is expensive, but the pain relief makes it affordable on any scale. When compared to prescription drugs, CBD relief is a much cheaper route.