I've done the research, hemp is far inferior to specially bred cannabis that has high CBD.

You seem to be the one needing education.

CBD products derived from industrial hemp potentially have several problems:

Industrial hemp typically contains far less cannabidiol than CBD-rich cannabis strains so a huge amount of industrial hemp is required to extract a small amount of CBD. This raises the risk of contaminants as hemp is a “bio-accumulator”—meaning the plant naturally drawns toxins from the soil.

Hemp-derived CBD and refined CBD powder lack critical medicinal terpenes and secondary cannabinoids found in cannabis oil. These compounds interact with CBD and THC to enhance their medicinal benefits.

It’s against federal law to use hemp leaves and flowers to make drug products. Hemp oil entrepreneurs attempt to sidestep this legal hurdle by dubiously claiming they extract CBD only from hemp stalk before importing it to the United States, a grey area activity at best.

You ask why am I here, because I feel that the truth should be stated, I've tried the products that CannaVest sells and they are inferior to products with higher CBD.

Why are you getting upset that I did state the truth?

CBD is very good and popular especially for epilepsy and illnesses involving the brain.

But CDB extracted from hemp is useless. The products this company is selling are extracted from hemp, it is far inferior to CDB from cannabis. Companies such CANV are trying to make a quick buck off the findings that CBD can be a great medicine.

Companies like this are giving a black eye to the Cannabis industry.

Nice, I just ordered some online! Looking forward to trying it.

Someone who missed the boat and is trying to catch it!

Shorters are so pathetic!

And some don't want to get it. Produce is to make or manufacture from components or raw materials.

Medicated cheese, now there is an idea!

I would tend to agree with that. Considering the source of that lie and who is really behind it all. It's not difficult for TRTC to figure that out, I'm sure there are trails.

The head of Kannalife was the CFO of the company that was featured in the Wolves of Wall Street. Now there is a great promotion for MJNA stock.

http://blog.sfgate.com/smellthetruth/2014/08/28/wolves-of-wall-st-smell-legal-weed/

You might want to rethink that, I unloaded all of my MJNA after reading this. http://www.projectcbd.org/news/hemp-oil-hustlers-a-project-cbd-special-report-on-medical-marijuana-inc-hempmeds-and-kannaway/

Actually that tells me they are proactively working on getting a TM, which is a good thing and depending on if and when it is rescheduled they will be ahead of those sitting on their hands. I take it you don't understand trademark law very well.

I'm assuming you mean the IVXX trademark for clothing, there is another IVXX trademark that is/was suspended for drinks. The registration of a trademark includes an indication of the goods or services which it is intended to protect. This means that, in principle, others are free to use the trademark for other goods or services. No company can trademark a product that uses an illegal drug, when and if the schedule changes there will be a flood of trademarks applied for.

Thanks for the compliment, yes Van is the Man! The article is a bit disingenuous, it was Emil Beitpolous and EMARD ABRAHAM RICHARD that sold about 300K of stock, they both are with a subsidiary of SLTD called SUNworks and between the two they still own over 25 million shares.

I agree he's a dork.

That is not unique to any company selling MM. Lots of companies in Colorado, Oregon and Cali are frustrated because they can't TM their products. The only way to change that is to reschedule.

http://www.law360.com/articles/570649/trademark-law-leaves-legal-marijuana-sellers-high-and-dry

Apparently Brazil hasn't read this yet.
http://www.projectcbd.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/ProjectCBD_Special-Report_Medical-Marijuana-Inc-HempMeds-Kannaway1.pdf