Replies to post #37616 on CV Sciences Inc (CVSI)

[Kid-A]

100 to 1? For Christ sake u have a calculator on your phone ? Let me help you little buddy.
Market cap is 450m apx and sales over 40m. Try it again and let us know the real answer.

[Rifleshaft]

Kyle forgot to add this part of the article.....which does not affect CVSI and their selling and marketing of CBD as they are NOT in any violation of any misrepresentation or claims outlined in the article...


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[Vandalayind]

Exactly. Call it Hemp oil and be done with it. FDA can not regulate a food oil, for an approved food. Nor what you want to put it in.

CVSI is 95% olive oil with CBD isolate mixed in, Hemp oil is the whole plant juiced...which includes CBD...Yes folks the whole plants, stems, flowers...whatever.

See the issue here is REALLY the isolated CBD. Once Hemp is legal, Hemp oil is legal. FACT.

Isolated, concentrated CBD...who knows.

Hemp oil is to hemp, as olive oil is to olives. Does the FDA regulate what you can cook in Olive Oil?

[Vandalayind]

Their CBD drug didn't thing hasn't worked out. Now they are just plant juicers...but not any plant juicers, "Isolators" who can't figure out how to produce products that are exclusive. CBD in Oil is not exclusive contrary to popular baord belief. It is actually a chemical compound isolated from a natural plant. Which they then so secretly mix back in to olive oil to have....Hemp CBD oil?

The fact that an isolate is removed from a plant oil that it is derived from, and then mixed with olive oil to produce CBD oil is quite a paradox.

Yet "Hemp oil" can be used to season your salad, and contains CBD.

[Vandalayind]

I am on to something new here, let me know if you are interested.

I am currently isolating vitamin C from oranges, contrary to popular belief, oranges themselves do not contain much vitamin C.

I then plan to take my concentrated vitamin C and mix it with water and a little sugar so I now have vitamin C water...Which as you know, is completely different than plain old orange juice.