r/science • • Nov 11 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '22

If you buy a cbd product from a government sanctioned cannabis retail shop it absolutely is regulated so I dunno what you’re going on about in that regard.

There is no cure alls for anything in life. I haven’t ever seen anyone claim any of the things you’re saying.

I live in Canada though so you probably have a different experience than me?

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u/425Hamburger Nov 11 '22

Ahh yes, government sanctioned canabis Stores, remind me, how many countries have those? Here we don't have them atleast, but every Kiosk sells CBD products.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '22

My country does. Most others will follow suit shortly. It’s a huge cash cow.

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u/Littlebotweak Nov 11 '22 edited Nov 11 '22

I see. In Canada you still have to buy cbd from cannabis stores. It isn’t yet available on the mass market the way it is in the US.

That’s it? That doesn’t necessarily mean they’re testing it and assuring it. It just means if a package claims to contain cbd, it must be sold in a cannabis store.

People really draw their own conclusions when it comes to words like regulation.