Editor’s Note: These CBD companies were chosen to represent examples of those we think stand out in the industry. This article is meant to be informational only and is not promotional in nature. Information on these companies were taken from their respective web sites.
Propelled by the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill, the cannabidiol (CBD) market continues to grow. Consumers from all 50 states can legally purchase CBD. If you live in a state without a provision for legal cannabis, you still have access to hemp-derived CBD. So many companies have flooded the market in the past few years that this hardly feels like a restriction.
However, because CBD is unregulated, you should do your homework before buying anything online. Read customer reviews and look up all of the information you can find about the company.
Here, we’ve done some work for you. Below, you’ll find a list of CBD companies we think are worth keeping an eye on in 2020.
Based in Colorado, NuLeaf Naturals focuses on sustainable, organic farming methods. Since saavy consumers are laser-focused on quality, and Nuleaf Naturals satisfies this urge with their CBD products. They are committed to providing high-grade CBD oil and include synergistic terpenes and cannabinoids in their products. You won’t find any fancy flavors, but you can get solid, well-made CBD oil ranging from 240 mg to 4,850 mg.
This Hawaiian-inspired company prides themselves on their organic, pesticide-free farming. You can find CBD oils, gummies, and pet products. With CBD sourced from US farms, Verma Farms claims that their ingredients are “as natural as the earth it comes from.” And Forbes seems to agree: “With knowledge of the industry, Verma Farms has gone for an organic, all-natural ingredient standpoint as they understand that customers are increasingly weary of something so new to market.”
PureKana, which is based in Arizona, sources their hemp from Kentucky. Their products range from standard oils to gummies, vape pens, and pet products. And they offer interesting flavors from Vanilla to Fruity Pebblz. They also have both full-spectrum CBD and CBD isolates, which is why they appeal to so many consumers. Additionally, they strive to educate the world on the benefits of CBD, providing a plethora of information on their site about their products and FAQs for consumers.
Charlotte’s Web was named for a young girl whose epilepsy was treated with CBD. The company has a mission to help families across the US dealing with similar health issues. The Motley Fool writes: “Charlotte’s Web is an interesting company in that it produces a wide variety of CBD-based products and sells them in more than 3,000 retail locations throughout the United States…Since CBD is not as tightly regulated as dried cannabis, and most states allow CBD, Charlotte’s Web has experienced a pretty rapid ramp up in sales.”
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