Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
Now if you want to start a rumor about M&A, This Is How You Do It you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
ASK Jimmi from CVSY ahooooooo This is how he does it you understand. Have Mercy Have Merger Have Marley
CVSI: ACQUISITION TARGET
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/09/05/1911879/0/en/Rise-In-Mergers-And-Acquisitions-Within-Cannabis-Industry-Continues-While-Fueling-Positive-Retail-Sales.html
$15+
Mona Said; Have Mercy Have Mona Not
Zizzy Surely you know where Werewolf’s buy their suits. If you answered Men’s Wearhouse you are correct in your observation. Do you know how lawyers in suits from larger companies that hang around CVSI offices pay for their suits? If you answered law suits then you are correct once again. That is Truly a Buyout you understand. The last Cry Wolf rumor, Dowling was lowering the Plus CBD gummies permanently because of the competition. That was the second time the Wolf called him out on his Cry Wolf scenarios. This third one is really above his pay level you understand. No need for the Wolf to huff and puff, Hurricane Dorian at this moment is doing a fine job for the Wolf you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
You Said;
Uh huh .... Suuuuuurrreeee ya did buddy. I bet you have all sorts of insider contacts that nobody else has access to. For someone with a reliable source to the inside workings of the company you have sure spent a lot of time complaining about management etc over the course of the least few months. Are you sure you're not just trying to start a rumor??? Your claim is more than a little suspect to say the least. BS meter is jumping off the chart...
Wolf Says;
Genos. What is Plus CBD Oil? It will be the next biggly Oil used in Pizzerias a Round the World except for little itsy bitsy ceasar’s pizza, not because they are Square, but because they are cheaper in quality for the high price you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
You Said;
“WHAT IS CBD?”
Wolf Said; “Where The Wolf Eats”you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
http://ginospizzeriavb.com/mobile/
Space Lady
While the rest of the board was obsessed with buyout rumors, the Wolf was more interested in reading this article you and Brother Brevin posted yesterday. While the Squirrels were gathering up nuts for the biggly storm coming up the right coast, the Wolf looking good in his Men’s Warehouse Tux was busy trying to gather up those same Rats looking mighty fine in their Prom dresses you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Quote:
Robby Gardner
September 5, 2019
Herbs & Botanicals, Regulatory, Science, Trends & Business
Testing Your Own Ingredient
Because the current CBD market is already full of diverse claims—including claims of superior bioavailability, specialized extraction processes, and various ranges of cannabinoid content—it’s safe to say that not every CBD extract is the same.
“What the CBD industry can’t do is market heavily on the fact that their CBD is unique, better, or different—and at the same time not be willing to gather the requisite data on safety and benefits,” says Duffy MacKay, ND, CV Sciences’ (San Diego, CA) senior vice president of scientific and regulatory affairs.
Though many CBD companies are going to market without rigorous safety data on their own unique products, CV Sciences is doing the hard work. Last year, the company contracted AIBMR Life Sciences (Seattle, WA) to conduct a toxicological assessment of its PlusCBD brand of hemp-derived CBD oil. Following this toxicological assessment, CV Sciences achieved the first Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) self-determination for a CBD hemp oil extract.
To this day, the company continues to track safety data on its products by utilizing a third party that collects and analyzes all product complaints and adverse events with the aid of medical doctors on staff and a system called Nutravigilance. CV Sciences says it has already submitted a year’s worth of data, combined with data from other CBD firms, to FDA as part of the public comments that hemp-advocacy group U.S. Hemp Roundtable (Lexington, KY) submitted to FDA this summer in response to the agency’s call for public comments on the issue of CBD regulation. CV Sciences says that this collective data suggests that hemp-derived CBD products are “extremely safe and well tolerated.”
This segment brought to you by Brev at CVSY ahooooooo
That was one of the coolest comments made today. Kudos and Spuds to you KY. The Wolf agrees with you that we are just sitting and waiting for whatever comes to fruition you understand. What colors are you seeing today? Yesterday the Wolf saw Red, Green, and Yellow, that wasn’t from one of my valuation stocks that I don’t hold, but from the Street lights that the Wolf ran through on his way to the Men’s Warehouse and a girl named Amber the Wolf ran into at the Holiday Inn Express five years ago you understand. The CVSI buyout rumor made a lot of headlines yesterday. The Wolf is just sitting around counting Sheep waiting for the next Cry Wolf And His Wegging Tail Friend have to inform the CVSI board with you understand. What do they count in Kentucky besides potatoes? Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Kentucky Spuds Said;
“Ain't got nothin' else better to do as we sit in the doldrums :))”
Wolf Says; “ Beat your doldrums to the beat of Cinnamon with two Cinnamon Candy Canes in your hands you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
The Wolf read the Shareholders letter with Kookie’s Comb and even used Braille but could not SEE where Dowling mentioned or inferred that the company was up for sale. Could you point out to why your rumored sale comment has any validity you understand. The Wolf took the liberty to post Dowling’ Shareholders letter so you could also use Kookie’s Comb or if you prefer a brush, possibly Cry Wolf could lend you his you understand.
You Said;
“I’m still holding long due to valuation but the shareholder letter a while back did sorts read like ‘for sale’.
Let the lynching begin.”
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=150955365
WOLF SAYS;
No it’s not ok to post something about a buy out when a poster named Cry Wolf states that he was told by another unnamed person that there were people in suits from a much larger company going into the offices of CV Sciences and then inferring that this was a buyout situation. Think about that statement? Does that sound like a buyout to you? God forbid if you answer yes. Red and Green. Very informative information brought to The CVSI board you understand. Thanks once again we needed a good laugh. For your information, it’s not the first time Cry Wolf has made similar comments to the CVSI board. Hopefully when he does see a Wolf, the board will not believe him you understand. The Wolf is riding out the storm with his tail in the air. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
“One more time”
Who needs a palm reader when someone can tell from men wearing suits what the future beholds you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
You Said;
deswag Thursday, 09/05/19 05:50:28 PM
Re: zizzy post# 56461 0
Post # of 56471
So it’s ok for somebody to post something a random guy told one poster since it was ‘hold on big things coming’ but it’s not ok for somebody to post something they heard about a buyout?
Got it.
You guys are jumping on chilling for the same type of comment Genos made earlier. Only difference is chilling didn’t tell people what they wanted to hear. Well, at least some people.
Every cannabis stock I own was green today except two.
I’m still holding long due to valuation but the shareholder letter a while back did sorts read like ‘for sale’.
Let the lynching begin.
Cry Wolf Said;
“All the noise might not matter, i heard from a reliable source that a lot of "suits" have been around cvsi office lately and they were from another different much larger company. Source thought it was highly unusual but good activity. Couldnt say anything more. Maybe somethings up.”
Wolf Says;
It could have been the Big Bad Wolf And his Wolf Pack walking into the CV Sciences offices. The Wolf does shop at the Men’s Watehouse and stayed at a Holiday Inn Express five years ago you understand.
https://www.ispot.tv/ad/Ie_W/mens-wearhouse-good-on-you
WOLF SAID; “Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
For You CVSI Long and Strong GMan carry on the tradition you understand. Cry Wolf ahooooooo
Watch what you wish for G Man. Have Mercy Cry Wolf
Chilly All CAPS Thanks The Wolf didn’t need his glasses to read it you understand. One more thing before the Wolf exits stage left. Was that one email you shared with the little piggies or two? If it was one then the Labor Day week of savings would pertain to the GUMMIES as well you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Another example of choppy for you to do the Monster Bash to you understand. See you in the Teens ciao
https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=13661
Chilly Posts and Says ; It’s the Monster Bash ahooooooo
“As has been the case over the last few quarters, we continue to see a sales impact as these ambiguities have persisted, particularly in California ahead of expected passage of AB 228.
Despite these market-by-market challenges and significantly increased competition, we generated strong sequential growth over the first quarter of 2019 and continue to see a favorable trajectory for distribution and sales growth over the long term. While this growth will certainly not be in a straight line and will be choppy from quarter-to-quarter, we are confident in our future growth opportunities as reflected in our recent announcement of a capacity expansion that I will touch on in a moment.”
Thank you very much. Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining our call today. I am joined today by Joerg Grasser, our Chief Financial Officer. I will begin today with the highlights of the second quarter and then I will let Joerg run through our financials. I will finish off our prepared remarks with comments on our business development before opening the line for Q&A with the analysts.
We are very pleased with our second quarter results, reflecting the growing market for hemp-based CBD products and our growing distribution, international food, drug and mass retailers. We generated 36% year-over-year growth and 13% sequential revenue growth to $16.9 million during the second quarter.
We continued to deliver strong gross margin and positive operating cash flow. During the quarter, we began shipping two 945 Kroger Stores in 17 states and have since expanded distribution to an additional 400 stores across five additional states.
Our distribution with Kroger includes four SKUs of topical products, including our original and Extra Strength Balms and two PlusCBD Oil Roll-Ons. In total, we expanded our distribution to 4,591 stores nationwide as of June 30, up from 3,308 stores at the end of the first quarter and more than doubled the total at the end of fiscal 2018. We continue to see strong interest across existing and new channels of distribution and continue to test our products and pilot programs with additional retailers.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4282369-cv-sciences-inc-cvsi-ceo-joseph-dowling-q2-2019-results-earnings-call-transcript
As the market for CBD products continues to develop, we see opportunity to not only increase distribution, but expand our product offerings within existing retailers. As you are aware, to date the food, drug and mass channels have been focused only on topical CBD products.
Our 2019 product innovation plan includes 17 new products, including additional topical products to expand our near term opportunity in the FDM channels. However, over the long term we anticipate retailers expanding their product offering of CBD products to include ingestible’s particularly as the regulatory landscape evolves both on a state-by-state level and at FDA. This future expansion would increase our opportunity to grow sales per store.
Currently ingestible’s account for a majority of our total revenue, yet much of our new distribution has been specific to topical products. We have a significant opportunity to maximize our sales per store as the CBD landscape continues to evolve.
We believe that recent state level regulatory successes, such as the passage of Senate Bill 57 in Ohio, House Bill 1325 in Texas and the positive progress of California's AB 228 are positive steps towards reducing hemp law ambiguity that has caused retailer disruption on a state-by-state basis.
As has been the case over the last few quarters, we continue to see a sales impact as these ambiguities have persisted, particularly in California ahead of expected passage of AB 228.
Despite these market-by-market challenges and significantly increased competition, we generated strong sequential growth over the first quarter of 2019 and continue to see a favorable trajectory for distribution and sales growth over the long term. While this growth will certainly not be in a straight line and will be choppy from quarter-to-quarter, we are confident in our future growth opportunities as reflected in our recent announcement of a capacity expansion that I will touch on in a moment.
During the second quarter, FDA held its first ever hearing on CBD. Our Senior Vice President of Science and Regulatory Affairs, Dr. Duffy MacKay, presented safety data at the hearing and stressed the importance of identifying and separately regulating different CBD product categories, including drugs, foods and dietary supplements. We remain in full support of FDA in its efforts to develop a regulatory framework for the sale of hemp-derived CBD products, and we'll continue to deliver thought leadership, advocacy and support for the development of FDA policy and framework for the category.
Choppy is not an isolated term used in the Financial market environment you understand. CVSI stands for Choppy Vegemite Sandwich Isolates. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
https://www.forbes.com/sites/advisor/2015/09/09/a-choppy-september-could-lead-to-a-strong-fourth-quarter/
https://money.cnn.com/2014/03/31/investing/stocks-markets
https://altairadvisers.com/commentary/choppy-but-on-course-3q18/
https://www.wsj.com/articles/global-stocks-pressured-by-falling-commodities-prices-1459409764
https://www.barrons.com/articles/nvidia-earnings-a-choppy-quarter-wont-derail-the-rally-15336536
http://globalwealthpartnersinc.com/a-choppy-first-quarter/
https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/11/07/air-methods-corps-choppy-quarter.aspx
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-15/allianz-says-investors-yanked-35-billion-in-fourth-quarter
https://m.economictimes.com/tech/software/infosys-sees-choppy-revenue-growth-for-next-two-quarters/articleshow/27464695.cms
Speaking of “ads”, you claimed that it was a permanent price cut. Please show in the ad hominem where your claim is valid. Thanks in advance. Is this the CVSY ahooooooo board? Thanks in advance. Enjoy your song. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
You Said;
here is the email re: shipping and gummies:
The long weekend is coming to an end, but we still have a special treat for you.
FREE UPS Ground Shipping on ALL* PlusCBD™ Oil Orders
From 9/2/19 - 9/9/19
SHOP NOW
*Restrictions may apply. Only applies to online orders on www.pluscbdoil.com in the continental US.
PRICE CUT ON GUMMIES!
We have reduced the price of ouf PlusCBD™ Oil Gummies. New pricing is as follows:
PlusCBD™ Oil 30ct Gummies - $39.95 NOW $29.95
PlusCBD™ Oil 60ct Gummies - $64.95 NOW $49.95
Facebook
Twitter
WOLF Says;
It reads from 9/2/19 through 9/9/19 on the Pluscbd.com website only.If they are going to keep it permanent as you stated then the retailers such as Kroger would re-ship their products straight back to San Diego. Please post just the facts if you can you understand.
“Ad hominem”
YOU SAID;
“Stop the ad hominems. My post raised the question of competition and lower prices on gummies, not coupons. Wasnt an attack on dowling.He talked of competition. The lower prices on gummies are permanent, not coupons according to email. Wolf be getting paranoid.”
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=150905516
WOLF SAID; Ad hominem (Latin for "to the person"),
The Wolf had to look that term up you understand. The Wolf went to school to learn Pig Latin but was not allowed to take two foreign languages at a time. The Wolf was referring to most of your posts in general. Sorry for the misconceptions and thanks for clearing the air waves. You mentioned that CVSI was lowering the gummies on a permanent basis. Could you please copy and paste that email you received because the Wolf and the little piggies here did not receive the same email you received concerning the permanent price reductions of the gummies you understand. Thanks in advance. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
WOLF SAYS;
Chilly
You Said;
“Call me paranoid but cvsi better not report or announce more employee stock options, payoffs or dilution when they report. Seems that is the only category they stay on top of. Vikings”
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=150252401
WOLF SAYS; No need for the Wolf to call you paranoid, the Wolf is not a Psychiatrist but the Wolf did stay at a Holiday Inn Express five years ago you understand. Stock options are how you attract and retain good employees and Board members. Would you rather the company use cash reserves instead? You Said, “The only category they stay on top of.” Are you super serious? Could it be Dr. J. was correct in his observations about the weather forecast. You can call the Wolf schizophrenic bit you shouldn’t call the Wolf paranoid you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Chilly SAID;
Beyond the Dispensary: Three key strategies for getting hemp products on shelves
Published 14 hours ago
Slotting fees are typically a one-time cost that depend on the retailer, according to Jesse Karagianes, director of sales for San Diego-based hemp company CV Sciences.
https://hempindustrydaily.com/three-key-strategies-for-getting-hemp-products-on-shelves/
Slotting fees may apply
Product manufacturers that want to get their products into mainstream retailers have to ask themselves if they’re willing to pay for it.
Large retail chains often charge what are called slotting fees for stocking products.
Retail experts who represent vendors with large chain contracts told Hemp Industry Daily that slotting fees don’t apply universally and there is no specific industry standard for how to determine shelf space.
However, they said, in many cases big-box retailers will charge vendors for the shelf space in addition to the consignment fee – or the retailer’s percentage of the product sale price.
Slotting fees are typically a one-time cost that depend on the retailer, according to Jesse Karagianes, director of sales for San Diego-based hemp company CV Sciences.
“Most have ‘free fills,’ with three pieces free per SKU per store,” Karagianes said. “Others will have a one-time fee of $5,000-$10,000 per SKU.”
Negotiations to reduce or eliminate slotting fees are common. But vendors will end up paying one way or another, according to Karagianes.
“There is a substantial cost associated with being placed in larger retailers,” he said.
“Free fills, slotting fees, and ‘fair share’ costs for endcaps (shelves at the ends of aisles) … are a requirement. One of these three will typically be required.”
Even with the fees, shelf longevity is never guaranteed, and it’s up to the manufacturer or vendor to fight for their space.
“Manufacturers have to demonstrate that they are willing to invest in efforts to help ensure turns of products on shelf,” Karagianes said.
“As a company, we are dedicated to building partnerships with retailers to ensure we can remain a brand partner, so we heavily invest in promotional efforts to garner customer awareness and sellthrough of our products.”
Retailers may also invest in private-label brands to allow them to cut out or replace independent brands.
Many fashion retailers are already working to develop their own blends, said Socati’s Elfenbein.
https://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/Article/2019/08/27/Socati-launches-two-CBD-products-for-the-CPG-market
“We are in discussions with many retailers – especially a lot that are in the fashion industry specifically – that are looking to launch a topical line and are looking to have a private label,” he said.
“They’re finding that a CBD topical product is a good foot-traffic driver for them. So I would guess that by the end of 2020 that we will substantially see most of the fashion industry participating in the space.”
Compliments of Brother Brevin at CVSY ahooooooo Have Mercy Wolf
The Wolf can only think of two reasons. Either they are having a Super Serious time getting Credit Card processing or they in my opinion are attempting to hide behind the Bushes from the Tax Man. Bits and Bytes are for the millennials you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
https://thesoutherninstitute.com/cbd-oil-credit-card-processing/
Big Jim Wolfgang Walker and SuperT Say ;
MC. The pair seemed very confident when they were discussing the term “Super Foods” Did you notice the Doctors body language when she mentioned Super Foods, she looked at Major Tomc. That is a reinforcement jesture. They both went into that interview with the notion of stressing Super Food. Imo Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
https://cannabidiolcbd.org/hemp-cbd-and-plus-cbd-oil-on-fox-news-with-dr-aimee-shunney-stuart-tomc/
Got this from TRUTH at CVSY ahooooooo
This was from last year, but it appears Gras for food and beverages is going to be the key to open the doors in light of the FDA’s decision coming soon. Imo
https://www.naturalproductsinsider.com/regulatory/cv-sciences-ventures-food-space-following-cbd-safety-assessment
CV Sciences ventures into food space following CBD safety assessment
CV Sciences, a public company, has received self-affirmed GRAS status, demonstrating the safety of its "hemp-derived CBD gold extract." But FDA could disagree with the assessment, and many regulatory hurdles remain to marketing CBD in foods and supplements, lawyers said.
CV Sciences Inc. revealed this month that its “hemp-derived CBD gold extract” has met rigorous “FDA safety guidelines”: It received self-affirmed GRAS (generally recognized as safe) status, a designation that under the law applies to substances added to food.
The gold extract includes CV Sciences’ PlusCBD Oil Gold Formula product line.
FROM MASTER YODA at CVSY ahooooooo
Fla. Approves Plan for Hemp Production Despite FDA Constraints on CBD
Florida is a step closer to permitting hemp production, with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signing into law legislation set forth in Florida Statutes Section 581.217, establishing a state hemp program within the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS).
By Kyle Diamantas and Samuel L. Felker | September 03, 2019 at 09:19 AM
https://www.law.com/dailybusinessreview/2019/09/03/fla-approves-plan-for-hemp-production-despite-fda-constraints-on-cbd/
From Brother Brevin
Momentum Surging Amongst Canadians Calling for Increased Access to CBD in Natural Health Products
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/momentum-surging-amongst-canadians-calling-for-increased-access-to-cbd-in-natural-health-products-829924061.html
Current CBD regulations in Canada out of step with market demand and scientific evidence
TORONTO, Sept. 3, 2019 /CNW/ - A surge of momentum calling for regulation changes to permit CBD in Natural Health Products has been seen throughout August following the launch of the Canadian Health Food Association's (CHFA) campaign CBD is Natural. As the 2019 federal election approaches, CHFA expects to see this momentum grow and evolve to the national stage.
WOLF SAYS; Far from it you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Does CBD Help With GI Issues?
Can CBD help with IBS? What about IBD and gastritis?
According to the research, the answer is yes.
https://www.cbdoil.org/cbd-oil-for-gi-issues/
Is It Safe to Use CBD Oil to Treat GI Issues?
The drugs prescribed to treat GI issues include both over-the-counter and prescription medications. These often come with a long list of side effects—including increased abdominal pain, nausea, and constipation. CBD oil, on the other hand, rarely presents side effects.
Whether an individual is looking to avoid the side effects of prescription drugs, or they simply prefer to use more plant-based therapies, CBD oil can offer many of the same benefits as traditional medication—but without the unwanted side effects.
For most people, CBD oil is an extremely safe therapy, even when taken on a chronic basis and in high doses. However, there are a few groups of people who have a higher risk of experiencing side effects when taking CBD, including: pregnant and breastfeeding women, children, and anyone taking other medications.
Because individuals with digestive conditions are likely to fall in that third category, it’s important to exercise caution before starting a CBD regimen. CBD has the potential to impact the way the liver metabolizes certain drugs, which may interfere with the efficacy of your other medications, and potential result in long-term liver damage.
If you are taking medication to treat your digestive disorder, speak to your doctor before starting CBD. They will be best positioned to advise you on how to find your optimal dose of CBD, whether you should adjust the dosage of any of your other medications accordingly, and if you can expect to experience any side effects.
Although rare, the side effects of CBD include:
Diarrhea
Nausea
Changes in appetite or weight
Dry mouth
Low blood pressure
Fatigue
Those first three are particularly relevant to people with gastrointestinal disorders. If you experience any of these, stop taking CBD immediately and consult your doctor.
How to Use CBD for GI Issues
There are several different methods for taking CBD oil. The best method for you depends on how quickly you need relief, as well as your personal preference.
When inhaled using a vape pen, CBD oil enters the bloodstream instantly—through the lungs. Inhalation is the fastest-acting method to take CBD oil, as the effects are felt almost immediately. However, effects are also shortest lasting with this method, only about 2 to 3 hours.
One of the most common methods for taking CBD oil is with a sublingual tincture, where the CBD is administered underneath the tongue using a dropper. Many people prefer this method as it allows them to ensure a precise dose of CBD, and to enjoy CBD in its purest form (without the flavors or additives that are often added to vape oils, edibles, or topical products). Effects are felt within 20 minutes and last up to 6 hours.
CBD oil can also be applied topically. Once rubbed into the skin, the CBD binds to cannabinoid receptors located beneath the dermis, making this a suitable method for relieving pain associated with GI conditions. Effects are long-lasting with CBD topicals, around 4 to 6 hours, but it’s harder to ensure a precise dose with this method.
Finally, CBD oil can be ingested orally, through CBD edibles, gummies, baked goods, capsules and softgels. In its isolate powdered form, CBD oil can also be added to food or drink. While many people prefer the familiarity of oral ingestion, this method is the slowest-acting, as the CBD has to travel through the digestive system first before entering the bloodstream.
How Much CBD Should You Take?
Quality CBD oil is not hard to find (just follow our buyer’s guide in the next section). The difficult part about taking CBD oil is finding the best dose for you. As a newer therapy not yet regulated by the FDA, there are no official dosing guidelines for CBD oil. However, there are general best practices you can follow.
The standard recommendation is to use between 1mg to 6mg of CBD for every 10 pounds of your body weight. The ideal dose for you may fall anywhere within (or even outside of) that range, depending on the severity of your condition and your own personal body chemistry. To find your dose, start slowly with the lowest recommended amount for your body weight. Then, you can gradually increase from there until you find a dose that works.
Once you find a dose that works, stop. The evidence shows that people do not develop a tolerance to CBD the way they do with other medications.
CBD and Bioavailability
https://www.cbdoil.org/cbd-bioavailability/
Times are exciting in the world of CBD right now. As an emerging therapy, research is well underway, looking into its potential health benefits. Meanwhile, it seems like a new, innovative CBD product gets introduced daily, from the latest CBD cream to chewing gum.
Researchers are still exploring how CBD can relieve certain health conditions, and how much CBD is required to be effective. Beyond how much, there’s also the question of simply how. Is there a “best” way to take CBD?
The conversation about the “best” way to take CBD almost always touches on the topic of bioavailability. But what is bioavailability, and how does it affect your experience with CBD oil? We explore below.
More Stores From Brother Brevin at CVSY ahooooooo Have Mercy Wolf
PlusCBD sold at 7 Co-op Food Stores in NH and VT
http://coopfoodstore.coop/cherry-mango-pluscbd-oil-gummies-2
Cherry Mango PlusCBD Oil Gummies
Starts:
Thursday, June 6, 2019
Ends:
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Quantity:
60 CT
Savings:
10.00
Sale Price:
54.99
UPC:
854521007303
Department Name:
Health & Body
Brand:
CV Sciences
Store:
Lebanon
http://coopfoodstore.coop/locations
In the United States, the National Cooperative Grocers (NCG) is a cooperative federation that is composed of 146 food cooperatives.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_cooperative
Food cooperatives in various forms operate on a large scale in the United States, occupying a noticeable part of the grocery market, albeit with large geographic variation. One study found that grocery cooperatives claim 485,000 total members in the United States, with 290 total stores.[6] However, differences in definition can lead to measurement discrepancies, depending on what exactly one defines as a food based cooperative, since many cooperatives operate in the food sector, but are not restricted to groceries. For example, “Farm supply and marketing” cooperative members totaled 2.484 million in the US.[6]
About Dr. Shunney
Q: What products from PlusCBD Oil™ do you recommend to people with gut issues?
A: I tend to use either the PlusCBD Oil™ Total Plant Complex (green) Capsules or PlusCBD Oil™ Gold Softgels. Both would be a nice addition for overall digestive support. Start low, go slow and make sure you discuss the use of hemp extracts with your primary caregiver.
https://www.drshunney.com/blog/cbdfordigestion
https://www.drshunney.com/blog/the-abcs-of-cbd
https://www.jbrownyoga.com/yoga-talks-podcast/2019/4/aimee-shunney
In this interview with Dr. Aimee Shunney, we will discuss her experience with Plus CBD Oil in her clinical practice. I love talking to practitioners because they are the ones on the front line of patient care. Dr. Shunney is the type of doctor we all wish we had. Someone who combines the best of medical and nutritional care. So when someone like Dr. Shunney, who sees many people with common problems related to stress and sleep, states that Plus CBD Oil works better than anything she has previously used, I take notice.
https://healthquestpodcast.com/205-cannabidiol-cbd-for-stress-and-sleep-my-interview-with-dr-aimee-shunney/
From Brother Brevin at CVSY ahooooooo Have Mercy Wolf
Hemp, CBD and Plus CBD Oil on FOX News with Dr. Aimée Shunney & Stuart Tomc
https://cannabidiolcbd.org/hemp-cbd-and-plus-cbd-oil-on-fox-news-with-dr-aimee-shunney
August 31, 2019
https://fox5sandiego.com/
Just in from Brother Brevin from CVSYahoooo Have Mercy Wolf
Weed Is So Last Year: The Best CBD Gummies On The Market Today
PlusCBD
“PlusCBD is one of the more household names in CBD...and rightfully so. Not only do they have a great supplier of US hemp, but they also have a knack for giving the people what they want. Offering their lineup of Cherry Mango or Citrus Punch in a 30 or 60 count, PlusCBD boasts themselves as a vegetarian, all-natural option for your CBD needs.”
https://www.forbes.com/sites/joresablount/2019/09/03/weed-is-so-last-year-the-best-cbd-gummies-on-the-market-today/#63a965e6d613
WOLF SAYS; Hope the Chill only carries one bullet you understand.
Hope Super Foods and Lounge are one in the same you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Coffee and Tea with Your Plus CBD Gold anyone?
https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=iVFuXd-mIYbl_Qb28KjwBQ&q=hope+superfoods&oq=hope+superfoo&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-hp.1.0.0i20i263j0l3j0i22i30l4.2551.8788..9752...1.0..0.157.1534.1j12......0....1.......8..35i39j46i39j0i131j0i67j46j46i67j46i275.pZllWq2B8ls
WOLF SAYS; TEA without THC you understand
Detroit City https://pluscbdoil.com/stores/hope-superfoods/
Gr8 observation. This should give you an insight to where the “Super Food” talk is referring to and heading you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Live On The Plus Side ™
https://pluscbdoil.com/
https://www.google.com/search?ei=yk5uXZWTLYKY_Qbf84voDA&q=live+on+the+plus+side+cv+sciences&oq=live+on+the+plus+side+cv+scoences&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-serp.1.0.33i299l3.18726.24235..25544...0.1..0.158.1676.0j12......0....1.........0i71j33i22i29i30j33i160.JNITf3e92dM
What Are Superfoods?
https://www.livescience.com/34693-superfoods.html
https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=dUtuXa7mOcO3ggfImKCIBg&q=superfoods&oq=super+foods&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-hp.1.0.0i10j0j0i10j0j0i10l4.4889.10081..14282...1.0..0.179.1399.2j9......0....1.......8..35i39j46j46i39j46i39i275.CMMnJwR9btg
Vegan Super-Foods
https://www.peta.org/living/food/vegetarian-super-foods/
Not sure what superfoods your
body needs? Take our free quiz to
find out!
https://yoursuper.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwnrjrBRAMEiwAXsCc413dKGvpj7VpSdCOw_x13trUxKzC4ucliMDN7Jr3qyh7y5OswceJRRoCZ-0QAvD_BwE
DM SAYS;
Space Lady
Instead of going after these Website Plus CBD wannabes, in Federal Court On USPTO infringement, CVSI could try arbitrating with ICANN instead. The infringers appear to be starting their websites and operating business from their 10’ by 10’ office space, or bathrooms at home close to their water supply you understand, here is the most likely and inexpensive way to indulge these cybersquatters. Not sure if cybersquating can be proved but a cease and desist could possibly be rendered imo. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
What to Do If Someone Uses Your Trademark
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/237815
Cybersquatting: What It Is and What Can Be Done About It
https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/cybersquatting-what-what-can-be-29778.html
Using the ICANN Procedure
In 1999, ICANN adopted and began implementing the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDNDRP), a policy for resolution of domain name disputes. This international policy results in an arbitration of the dispute, not litigation. An action can be brought by any person who complains (referred to by ICANN as the "complainant") that:
a domain name is identical or confusingly similar to a trademark or service mark in which the complainant has rights
the domain name owner has no rights or legitimate interests in the domain name, and
the domain name has been registered and is being used in bad faith.
All of these elements must be established in order for the complainant to prevail. If the complainant prevails, the domain name will be canceled or transferred to the complainant. However, financial remedies are not available under the UDNDRP. Information about initiating a complaint is provided at the ICANN website.
Suing Under the ACPA
The Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) authorizes a trademark owner to sue an alleged cybersquatter in federal court and obtain a court order transferring the domain name back to the trademark owner. In some cases, the cybersquatter must pay money damages.
In order to stop a cybersquatter, the trademark owner must prove all of the following:
the domain name registrant had a bad-faith intent to profit from the trademark
the trademark was distinctive at the time the domain name was first registered
the domain name is identical or confusingly similar to the trademark, and
the trademark qualifies for protection under federal trademark laws -- that is, the trademark is distinctive and its owner was the first to use the trademark in commerce.
Defenses to ACPA lawsuits. If the accused cybersquatter demonstrates that he had a reason to register the domain name other than to sell it back to the trademark owner for a profit, then a court will probably allow him to keep the domain name.
Space Lady of choice.
YOU SAID;
“A new company sprouted, BioCBD Plus (TM)
I searched the USPTO for the (TM) and they are not registered
http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe “
They are operating out of an office suite in the San Diego area. Hopefully, they aren’t illegally tapping into Mexico for their water supplies you understand. When the Wolf mentioned that CVSI needed to differentiate from these tradename fraudsters, that is why the Wolf believes the New Harvest™? was going to be used along with Plus CBD And Plus CBD OIL. It would not be worth the time, money, and effort to go after these small bit infringers after Plus CBD OIL ® becomes a Registered Trademark. New Harvest ® Plus CBD OIL ® will help protect the company and the Brand. No need for good money to go after bad money you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
WOLF SAYS;
https://www.uspto.gov/page/about-trademark-infringement
SP. You Said;
“Although CBD is now federally legal across all 50 states, many states are still passing legislation to allow the sale of CBD in their states legal system. The WHO recommends internationally; that 'CBD potency' should be less than .2%, meaning our products at safercbd.com containing 0% should meet that standard right?”
The Chairmen of the CVSI Board Say;
“Although you failed to include Puerto Rico along with the 50 states you mentioned, we are looking forward to your foreseen agenda you understand. Your debut and stage appearance is nothing new to this board.”
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/profilea.aspx?user=721338
“CV Sciences’ expansion broadens distribution and availability of a broad assortment of the Company’s best-selling PlusCBD™ Oil products. Distribution across The Vitamin Shoppe’s national footprint includes both topical products, such as PlusCBD™ Oil Extra Strength Balm and recently launched PlusCBD™ Oil Roll-On, as well as PlusCBD™ Oil full spectrum hemp extracts including Gold Formula Softgels, Gold Formula Drops, and Total Plant Complex Sprays and Capsules. PlusCBD™ Oil products will be available beginning on September 22, 2019 at 383 Vitamin Shoppe stores in 30 U.S. states and Puerto Rico. This expansion brings CV Sciences’ PlusCBD™ Oil distribution to more than 5,300 retail locations throughout the U.S.”
WOLF SAYS; Welcome to the Monster Bash You understand.. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Dear Shareholders,
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apos-apos-ll-want-know-100000506.html
Last week we issued our second quarter results, reporting the highest quarterly revenue in our company’s history, continuing a streak of 14 consecutive quarters of sequential revenue growth. This consistent growth is a reflection of the strength of the PlusCBD™ Oil brand and our growing distribution across retail channels. Year to date, we have more than doubled the number of retail doors where PlusCBD™ Oil products are carried, and we continue to enjoy a strong pipeline of new distribution opportunities. The fundamentals of our business are strong and our opportunity grows daily as consumer demand for hemp-based CBD products continues to expand at a rapid rate. We are proud of our second quarter results, but like you, we are disappointed by the market’s reaction. We pride ourselves on giving comprehensive quarterly updates, and our discussion of increased competition reflects what we see in our business today. But, as I noted on our second quarter conference call, incremental competition may lead to choppy quarter to quarter results. However, it does not detract from the rapidly growing market opportunity and expanding distribution, which along with our continued investments in our brand and industry leading quality, are the foundation of our long-term growth trajectory.
We have worked hard this year to further strengthen our company and fully leverage the power of the PlusCBD™ Oil brand. We have added key leadership talent, invested in systems to strengthen our business processes, broadened our product offering, expanded our supply chain to source domestic hemp and signed a lease to expand our production and warehousing capacity by five-fold. We are investing in consumer research to support a brand refresh and best position our brand for growth. We are also accelerating our Direct-to-Consumer tactics, including a redesign of our PlusCBD™ Oil consumer site and adding tools to accelerate online sales. Additionally, we are actively pursuing new distribution channels to complement our core natural product retailer channel and growing distribution into the food, drug and mass channels. We have a great story to tell…to consumers, to retailers and to investors.
As I recently told CBD Today, “To really compete, you have to have a brand that is respected and trusted, and then you have to have scale. If you don’t have those two things, you’re not going to be able to compete, and we have both. We are the only company with true fundamentals. We’re profitable. We have cash flow, which has allowed us to accumulate more than $15 million cash organically, and we have no debt. We’re more profitable and certainly undervalued when compared with the THC focused cannabis stocks, all of whom say their growth potential is off the charts. We think ours is, too.”
As discussed in our earnings call last week, we continue to raise the bar not just for our company, but the industry as a whole. We appointed Deloitte as our auditors earlier this year and retained special legal counsel to help in our Nasdaq uplist effort, which is a top priority for our company. The company continues to add respected industry leaders to its senior management team. Additionally, CV Sciences has retained other world-class industry experts, including in marketing, sales and e-commerce operations.
CV Sciences pioneered the CBD consumer product industry, and as the regulatory framework emerges, our industry dominance and growth will continue and escalate. We ask that you trust in the long-term vision of this great company, the strong team we have built, and our proven track record of business performance, science-based R&D and regulatory leadership. We believe we are well-positioned to capitalize on the conservatively projected $20 billion plus CBD industry and we look forward to sharing news of future business development successes in the coming months.
Thank you for your continued support.
Sincerely,
Joseph Dowling
Chief Executive Officer
WOLF SAYS;
And Now A Word from The Chairman of The Board on The Q3 you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Chilly
Your posts about coupons and now price cuts on gummies have nothing to do with competition and the CEO of CVSI. Why are you trying to relate them to your continuous personal attacks on CVSI and Mr. Dowling? Unless of course you have an itsy bitsy spider incognito agenda. They are separate issues on your part and just show the good people here your true intentions. Here is a small sample of Labor Day coupons from other companies. There are others but the Wolf will give you the opportunity to search on your own. Could it be the gummies were price cut because the company was expecting the California bill to be passed? Continue with your hate for CVSI and Mr. Dowling if you shall. Godspeed. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
https://cbdoilusers.com/labor-day-cbd-oil-sales/
WOLF SAYS;
From Brother Brevin at CVSY ahooooooo Have Mercy Wolf
Hemp, CBD and Plus CBD Oil on FOX News with Dr. Aimée Shunney & Stuart Tomc
https://cannabidiolcbd.org/hemp-cbd-and-plus-cbd-oil-on-fox-news-with-dr-aimee-shunney
August 31, 2019
https://fox5sandiego.com/
WOLF SAYS; For All the CVSI Haters
https://me.me/i/a-haters-goal-is-to-try-make-people-dislike-you-4284481
Set Your Soul on Fire: Sunset Rooftop Yoga with CV Sciences
DETAILS
++ Doors open 615pm // Class starts 630pm (75min flow - all levels welcome)
++ Please bring your YOGA MAT
++ Exclusive Giftbags- full of amazing organic products.
++ Bites and sips provided. Fare Foods, Lesser Evil Popcorn, Liquid IV, Limitless, CV Sciences, Navitas Organics, Coola Organics Suncare.
++ Rain date 9/24
Company Information from Brother Brevin you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/set-your-soul-on-fire-sunset-rooftop-yoga-tickets-70518820691
CVSI hemp pavilion sponsor at Natural Products Expo East
https://www.expoeast.com/en/press/press-agenda.html
Hemp Pavilion | Thursday - Saturday | BCC, Level 300 | Sponsored by Balanced Health Botanicals, Bluebird Botanicals, Charlotte's Web, Elixinol, EvoHemp, Functional Remedies, GenCanna, Green Roads, Plus CBD Oil, and Shikai
WOLF SAYS :
You Said;
“You quoted this passage, but I don't think you realized that it is explicitly referring to the process that pluscbd uses, not CWBHF. Pluscbd super-concentrates their CBD into almost an isolate and then sacrifices CBD content through degradation in order to also degrade their THC into CBN over several weeks. This is not CWBHF's process.”
WOLF SAYS;
This is an easy one to dispute. If what you claim is true the FDA would have pulled The Plus CBD products off the shelves in a heart beat you understood. You forget to mention the most important thing is that the Plus CBD products you mentioned are GRAS Certified you understood. Do you recall what happened recently with the companies products the FDA went after a few weeks ago? Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
The Wolf found this article to dispute your claim that the reason the two companies are not distributed at the Vitamin Shoppe evenly is for regulatory reasons because one is labeled CBD and the other Hemp Extracts is not true. Both are regulated the same. Once again this disputes your assumption that Hemp Extracts On Labeling is not safe from FDA regulators you understood. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Hemp-CBD and FDA: Labeling Dietary Supplements
By Nathalie Bougenies on January 4, 2019
POSTED IN FDA, FEDERAL LAW AND POLICY, HEMP
https://www.cannalawblog.com/hemp-cbd-and-fda-labeling-dietary-supplements/
“Yet, aside from general legal risk, it is important to understand that the terminology “hemp extract” will not shelter a Hemp-CBD company from FDA enforcement should the concentrations of CBD present in the dietary supplement be disproportionate to their naturally occurring levels in the plant and/or in the levels occurring in traditional hemp extract preparations. “
In your comparison between the companies products distributed at the Vitamin Shoppe, you are stating the reason is because CBD is listed on one companies and the others has Hemp Extracts. Here is an article to make your assumption null and void. The Wolf is not going to make any assumptions because between you and I we absolutely have no idea for the reason except for speculation. Glad to assist you with this article and hopefully we’ll just have to wait together my dearest and see what the true reason is you understand. until then.,
Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
https://www.cannalawblog.com/hemp-cbd-and-fda-labeling-dietary-supplements/
In response to the federal agency’s position on CBD not qualifying as a dietary supplement, an increasing number of Hemp-CBD companies have embraced a change in nomenclature and have begun manufacturing products that contain hemp extracts standardized for total cannabinoid content rather than isolated CBD. Yet, aside from general legal risk, it is important to understand that the terminology “hemp extract” will not shelter a Hemp-CBD company from FDA enforcement should the concentrations of CBD present in the dietary supplement be disproportionate to their naturally occurring levels in the plant and/or in the levels occurring in traditional hemp extract preparations. (We will further discuss this issue in an upcoming post).
WOLF SAYS;
Thanks Dude see you you understood. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Here is the only drawbacks for the Cob Web’ uplist. The same reason CVSI has been waiting for over a year you understood. This lies true for CBD and Hemp Extract companies. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Why Don't More Pot Stocks List on the NYSE or Nasdaq?
https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/11/27/why-dont-more-pot-stocks-list-on-the-nyse-or-nasda.aspx
Since the U.S. federal government has held firm on its stance of marijuana as a Schedule I substance (i.e., entirely illegal, prone to abuse, and having no recognized medical benefits), the NYSE and Nasdaq have stood their ground on not allowing any marijuana stocks to list on their exchanges that do business in the United States.
Essentially, it's required pot stocks to make a choice: Either uplist to the NYSE or Nasdaq and reap the rewards of improved visibility, validity, and liquidity, but kiss the U.S. market goodbye until the federal government changes its tune, or forget about uplisting and attempt to infiltrate the burgeoning U.S. cannabis market.
WOLF SAYS; “Old News but still lies true with CBD companies as well even though hemp is now legal you understandHave Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Nasdaq rejects cannabis company’s listing application
By Kathleen Burke
Published: May 24, 2016
In its listing rules, the Nasdaq states that it upholds federal law. Marijuana is illegal on the federal level, however medical marijuana has been legalized in 23 states, and four states and the District of Columbia have legalized cannabis for recreational use.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/nasdaq-rejects-cannabis-companys-listing-application-2016-05-24
Shared this little tid boy with the itsy bitsy spider tangled up Cob web board you understand. They need to be informed of the obsession disorder you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
From the article. Not Hemp Oil but...drum roll please...
“CBD Oil For Pain Relief”
“CBD Extracts And not Hemp Extracts.
Here’s another distinction that the population is being educated on you understand. The term in the future will be CBD Extracts and not Hemp Extracts. Will CW have to change their labeling? You bet they will if they want to keep in touch with the educated population. CBD is The Word you understand. Here is the recent article that came out yesterday. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
DEA Confirms Several CBD Extracts Are Safely Legal – Cannabis Herald
September 1, 2019 by Harry Hall
http://cannabidiolcbd.org/dea-confirms-several-cbd-extracts-are-safely-legal-cannabis-herald/
Gov. Mike DeWine has signed the bill for legalizing cannabinoid oil and hemp production allowing farmers to cultivate hemp. Despite the legalization, Ohio farmers seem to be waiting for the green signal for growing the cannabis plant.
The law permits farmers to cultivate hemp with a maximum level of 0.3% THC, the psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant. THC or tetrahydro cannabinoid is the chemical in the cannabis plant which is responsible for causing ‘high’ when users smoke pot or weed. The chemical alters brain activity and causes hallucinations. If taken in high potency over a long period of time, THC can lead to permanent mental disorders or cause deteriorating mental health.
Contrary to the effects of THC, CBD is a non-psychoactive compound which does not produce any hallucinations irrespective of what form it is being consumed by the user. There are plenty of medical benefits of CBD; from treating acute pains to chronic ache to inflammation to swelling to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, CBD offers a plethora of treatment options.
Commonly known as CBD, the cannabinoid is an anti-inflammatory compound. It is being used in various products, ranging from topicals, ointments, creams, tinctures, oils, skin creams to chocolate bars, gummies, candies, cookies, cocktails, salad, beer, and much more.
Despite the federal regulations legalizing hemp-derived cannabinoid, and removing it from the list of Controlled Substances, the Food and Drug Administration has yet to change its regulations. The FDA prohibits companies from infusing CBD in edibles and food supplements. Anyhow, business leaders seem to avoid the warnings by the agency and continue to create an array of CBD infused products that may not fall under the legal category of FDA regulations.
The executive director of the National Hemp Association, Erica Stark, says that it is encouraging to see Ohio join the CBD bandwagon with more than 40 other states that have legalized hemp-derived cannabinoids.
Stark says that the Farm Bill in 2018 has triggered a dramatic increase in the inclination towards CBD amongst consumers. Not only has the Farm Bill being able to pave way for companies to step into a booming industry but also gained traction in the consumer section.
Many people have started using CBD as alternatives to opioids, painkillers, anti-inflammatory medicines, antidepressants and replaced their ongoing prescription with the much renowned CBD. However, with the growing interest and faith in CBD, law enforcement agencies are concerned about the alarming levels of CBD- there is no scientific research as such which supports the claims of the medical benefits of CBD.
The FDA stands firm on its decision to prohibit CBD infused edibles and beverages as it says that public health and safety is their first priority. Before they allow companies to enter into the consumer market, they need to ensure its safe levels, and any side effects of CBD that could impact the overall health of a user in the future.
Later this fall, the USDA will unveil its guidelines for the federal industrial hemp program. Farmers are suggested to wait until there is a clear law and situation in place from both federal and state regulations, or else they could face charges.
Stark recommends Ohio farmers to proceed with caution- not only in growing hemp but also in making sure that they fully understand the rules and permitting process as they unfold gradually over time.
Stark added that it is best for farmers who are new to this domain i.e CBD to start small- going full 100% or even growing hemp in 20,50,100 acres directly could cost them a lot and impact their entire CBD farming lifecycle. While many farmers realize the power of hemp cultivation and are witness to the booming industry, they should maintain a safe distance from any legal charges or penalties anyhow.
She points out that cannabidiol or CBD is a more labor-intensive and is quite similar to growing tobacco, while hemp fiber cultivation is relatively simpler and resembles that of a traditional row crop, planted much like soy or corn.
Stark added that on one hand, there’s CBD cultivation and then, on the other is fiber and grain cultivation, and both are quite different business models.
According to the Ohio Department of Agriculture, the agency will start issuing a license for hemp cultivation and processing permits by next spring.
Source: https://cannabisherald.co/dea-confirms-cbd-extracts-are-legal/732/
Here’s another distinction that the population is being educated on you understand. The term in the future will be CBD Extracts and not Hemp Extracts. Will CW have to change their labeling? You bet they will if they want to keep in touch with the educated population. CBD is The Word you understand. Here is the recent article that came out yesterday. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
DEA Confirms Several CBD Extracts Are Safely Legal – Cannabis Herald
September 1, 2019 by Harry Hall
http://cannabidiolcbd.org/dea-confirms-several-cbd-extracts-are-safely-legal-cannabis-herald/
The Wolf has a challenge for the little piggies on the Piggy board you understand. The Wolf challenged the itsy bitsy spiders because they are obsessed with the terms CBD and Hemp Extracts. We know that CBD is The Word you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
The Wolf challenges you to a simple research project on two different but similar variables that I have been doing on a continuous basis. It includes a sample of over 30 individuals in each age group. The two variables are CBD and Hemp Extracts. The only research method needed is a non-formal interview. The question to start off with is “Have you ever heard the term Hemp Extracts? Followed up immediately with the second question only if they answer Yes. The second question if they answered Yes.”Do you know what Hemp Extract is ? If they answer No to the first question go immediately to the third question “Have you ever heard the term CBD. If they answer Yes. Then ask them a broad question, What do you know about CBD? These two questions should also be asked immediately after the Yes to Hemp Extracts individuals are questioned. It will take some time to complete your Interview research. The three age groups can be 18-29, 30-59, and 60 and above or what you decide on. This will give you a good idea why the two distinctions are important when marketing CBD products. Most people are more educated on the term CBD than Hemp Extracts. The reason is because the term Hemp has been out in the public longer and associated with the plant and the bi products associated with them such as clothing etc. On the other hand, for the term CBD, people are today being educated on CBD terminology and not Hemp Extracts. Here is an old article my Cousin George was involved with years ago. Good luck on your research. In other words, CBD is Word you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
WOLF SAYS;
Ohio High School Cracks Down On Hemp
Thursday, 03 October 1996
http://norml.org/news/1996/10/03/ohio-high-school-cracks-down-on-hemp
What is the interview method?
Interviews can be defined as a qualitative research technique which involves “conducting intensive individual interviews with a small number of respondents to explore their perspectives on a particular idea, program or situation.”
https://research-methodology.net/research-methods/qualitative-research/interviews/
WOLF SAYS; “The CBirD is The Word you understand. Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
AP While The Wolf was on paternity leave, Noticed parts of the Cob Webs were missing you understand. And...? Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Meow Says; From chillkitty at CVSY
“I think everyone is missing my point which is that CVSI appears to have higher margins than other brands and also a possible advantage by wisely choosing “CBD” in their product name. For consumers standing in front of a display and trying to quickly decide on a brand without prior research, just seeing a bold “CBD” when other brands like CWEB only say “hemp extract” is probably a big Plus!”
Wolf Says; Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
Here is something that could benefit CVSI since they don’t import their finished from out of state and are and have been regulated in California. The SB 153 states: Not sure what to determine from this statement. The bills pertain to additives to food and beverages, which at this time CVSI is not doing at this time. Drops, Gels, and Gummies are CVSI’s concerns. Could someone please help the Wolf understand the SP 153 Bill. Tia Have Mercy Wolf ahooooooo
“Additionally, the Food and Ag code’s definition only applies to agricultural products, and may not apply to many other derivatives, for example, hemp products imported from other states.”
“But if SB-153 is passed, it’ll add a brand new definition of “industrial hemp” to the Food & Agriculture Code, as follows:
“Industrial hemp” means an agricultural product, whether growing or not, that is limited to types of the plant Cannabis sativa L. and any part of that plant, including the seeds of the plant and all derivatives, extracts, the resin extracted from any part of the plant, cannabinoids, isomers, acids, salts, and salts of isomers, with a delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol concentration of no more than 0.3 percent on a dry weight basis.”
“SB-153 would force the state to create and submit to the U.S. Department of Agriculture a hemp production plan. If you haven’t read about the 2018 Farm Bill yet, in short, it allows states to set up their own hemp production programs after approval by the USDA. States aren’t forced to submit plans and have to affirmatively take steps to do it, and SB-153 would put CA on track to do just that.”
California Hemp Cultivation Law is About to Change, Again
By Griffen Thorne on July 24, 2019
https://www.cannalawblog.com/california-hemp-cultivation-law-is-about-to-change-again/