Hollyweed: Leading CBD Brand with New Delta 8 Products

Sep.08.2022
Hollyweed: Leading CBD Brand with New Delta 8 Products
Hollyweed, a leading CBD brand in the US, made headlines with its new Delta 8 and CBD product line.

Hollyweed, a leading CBD product company based in California, has made headlines with its new range of Delta 8 and CBD products. The company's unique name sets it apart from its competitors, and its association with renowned plant advocate and multimedia artist Zach Jesús Handes Fernández, who changed the Hollywood sign to Hollyweed on New Year's Eve 2017, adds to its profile. In the same year, the California government lifted bans on buying and selling cannabis-based products.


Delta 8's latest product offerings include a variety of items such as Delta 8 hemp flower, Delta 8 hemp extract tools, Delta 8 OG Kush, and Delta 8 edibles. These products come in different forms, including cartridges, vape pens, gummies, tinctures, and more. Additionally, Delta 8 also offers disposable vape pens and Delta-8 cigarettes. Overall, the selection of Delta 8 products is diverse and expanding.


The company is fortunate to have the best team, including individuals with over a decade of experience who are considered experts in the field of hygiene. With the addition of these experts and creative members, the company is built on six pillars of health: mental, physical, intellectual, emotional, environmental, and social. These six pillars of health form the foundation of Hollyweed, which focuses on all aspects of health. Additionally, the company has been consciously working and following all guidelines regarding the sale and permitted dosage of each product.


Recently, the head of the company agreed to participate in an on-site interview and shared his insights on the development and vision for the company in the next five years. He emphasized the awareness of CBD and Delta 8 products, stating that there are many misconceptions that need to be clarified regarding the sales and use of these products.


Due to CBD's infamous reputation, many people are unaware that it is organic and can actually provide benefits to both physical and mental health when used appropriately and not over-consumed. It is therefore important for individuals to research and explore its usage. Recently, the market has been flooded with promotions for Delta 8 gummies, which have become wildly popular as Gen Z seeks to try the benefits of combining gummies with CBD.


Is the latest Delta 8 Gummies a trend or a gimmick?


The newly released trend of Delta 8 gummies is sweeping the market and receiving high praise from loyal customers. This is the latest fashion because young people are experimental and can now enjoy CBD products without hesitation.


Delta 8 gummies appear to be your typical fruit gummy found on the market, but they contain a certain ratio of Delta 8 strains. These gummies are easy to consume even in public, which is the unique selling point of this specifically designed CBD product. The gummies are made from organic hemp grown in Colorado and contain no artificial flavors or preservatives. They are cruelty-free and non-GMO, using natural Delta 8 strains to produce a pleasant and uplifting sensation upon consumption.


A 750g bag of soft gummies is priced at $59.95 and subscribers can enjoy discounts. So far, the reviews have been very positive, with more and more customers writing to the company to share their enjoyable experience with the product. It has proven to be a game-changer for those who were hesitant to try CBD-based products. People are now eager to try more options on the product list.


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