Here at CBD For The People, we don't release a product until certain that it can be the best option on the market. For years, our customers have been asking us why we've yet to introduce gummies to our product lineup, despite gummies being one of the most popular types of hemp products since cannabidiol first hit the scene years ago.
Well, our answer is simple. Our company has been spending years hard at work figuring out how to ensure that our gummies outshine the competition by being the most effective, delicious and high-quality options on the market.
And, at long last, we can finally introduce to you our Gummy NOIDS, which we can confidently say are unlike any other CBD gummies that you will find today. These gummies result from amazing dedication to ensuring that the formula itself meets our incredibly high standards.
What makes CBD FTP Gummy NOIDS the real deal?
CBD FTP Gummy NOIDS is the perfect way to consume hemp each day in edible form, and they have what it takes to give you the hemp experience you're looking for.
Full spectrum hemp: FTP Gummy NOIDS are made with full-spectrum hemp extract, which shouldn't surprise anyone who has been a customer of ours for a while. We only use full-spectrum hemp extract because research has shown that it is simply the best way to consume the hemp plant. Full-spectrum hemp naturally contains every naturally occurring chemical compound in the hemp plant's buds; each compound is incredibly useful in its way, playing an important role in delivering desirable properties to the body.
Full-spectrum hemp extract also offers the entourage effect, which has to do with the synergistic advantage of taking all of the compounds together at once. Full-spectrum hemp is generally more effective, as each compound boosts the bioavailability of the others through this natural synergistic process.
Dark and unrefined: CBD For The People believes that hemp should be unrefined and uncut, which is why we do not engage in all of the purification processes used by other companies. Purification sounds good in theory, but its real aim is to weaken hemp's natural taste and give it an attractive color to appeal to the masses more. These processes ultimately dilute the plant's chemical compounds and take away from the entourage effect.
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