Although I like CBD gummies in particular, I get all of my CBD products at my favorite medical cannabis dispensary
Development in my city had been at a snail’s crawl for years until recently. We weren’t seeing new houses, apartments, or assisted living facilities going up. The businesses already here were clinging for dear life as many of them went belly up in the process. While some areas recovered in the years since the 2008 recession, my city and state remained in a period of disarray and never seemed to break from it. Unlike my parents, I don’t live near a vacation destination. There aren’t reasons for developers to flood money into the area because there aren’t enough people to fill the vacant houses and condominiums that would be built in the process. However, this is exactly what happened to my parents’ city as more people started flocking to their subtropical state again to live out the winter season away from their frigid homes. As soon as the tourism industry rebounded, the rest of the area swelled to meet the new capacity. Despite the slow growth in my area, I’m noticing a lot of vape stores and CBD shops. Some businesses are a combination of the two, but there are easily more CBD shops in this city than there are nicotine vape stores. I counted no less than four CBD stores in a 10 mile radius from my house. Although I like CBD gummies in particular, I get all of my CBD products at my favorite medical cannabis dispensary. I’d rather have lab tested cannabis products, especially if I can’t verify where the CBD store is getting their products from. I don’t want CBD hemp flower joints if there are contaminants from processing in the products themselves.