CBD Oil

I buy a hemp protein powder from Wal-Mart, as the hemp is a great source of fiber. Yet not aware it contains CBD.

Could you tell me where I could get this

@gardenjunkie This is Nutiva brand from Vitacost and is organic ,the whole plant

What are you looking for?

If it doesn't list CBD oil on the ingredient list and that is the purpose of your hemp supplement you should contact Nutiva and as the if it contains it. Perhaps natural hemp contains it, but at such a tiny level it would not give you the CBD benefit you are might be wanting. As mentioned I take the a hemp protein powder supplement for the fiber benefit and protein benefit.

@gardeningjunkie I'm looking for the protein but am just curious I guess to see if there is cbd on it or not there was something listed on it the ingredients I didn't know so it should come tomorrow I,ll let you know

@gardeningjunkie, you do get a better price when you join. Retail, a months supply is 149, but after you join the monthly rate goes down to 99. Two bottles a month would go down to 179. I hope that helps. With the Zilis, I actually notice a change in my mood within mins! The first time I tried it, I didn't see it coming at all! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. But yes, hopefully after the Farm Bill is signed everything will be easier regarding CBD oil.

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@krupalabs That is good news I take the supplements but I like to use creams that are absorbed through the skin I do use Epsom salt gel that is absorbed it relaxing s the muscles I will look at Gods Own Store is it on line up n the U S?

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