Italian CBD Oil/Glasshouse Flowers – Pain And Anxiety Relief Collection Launched

Jul 8, 2021

Family-run, premium CBD product online store, 1812, have launched updates to their site selling top-grade, CBD oils and flowers grown and manufactured exclusively in the Mediterranean.

Brescia, Italy - July 7, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —

1812, an online store selling high-quality CBD products, have launched updates to their website. The company specializes in manufacturing hemp and CBD oil items from seed to tin.

More details can be found at https://1812.it/collections

The recently updated products provide affordable premium CBD flowers and oils that can be suitable for a range of mental and physical health issues.

Cannabidiol is a hemp-derived product that scientists have found can be effective for multiple health issues. It’s popularly used as a complementary medicine to treat chronic pain and inflammation, as well as for a wide variety of mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety and stress.

1812 was founded by two friends with a passion for cultivating the highest quality hemp, based on the belief that the Mediterranean climate of Italy would be ideal for growing strong plants. Every aspect of the business is closely monitored, from the planting of hemp seeds right up to the final product manufacturing, to ensure the process is not only respectful to the environment but of a high standard for premium quality items.

The company offers a choice of CBD flower ranges: the Glasshouse Collection, grown and cared for in specialist 1812 greenhouses, and the Indoor Collection. Both are grown in nutrient-rich soil to maximize the flavor and fragrance of the resulting buds.

The store also provides two varieties of premium quality CBD oil, at 10% and 20% concentrations. Blended with good-grade oils, each is enriched with vitamin E and CBD isolate.

With the latest announcement, 1812 continue to expand their range of quality, crafted CBD oils, flowers and gadgets for customers online.

A satisfied customer said: “I started using three drops of CBD oil each morning and evening for anxiety, only to find that it’s also effective for the pains that my period causes me periodically. I have been taking CBD oil for four months and no longer use anti-inflammatory painkillers. I have already recommended it to all my friends and I would recommend it to all women who, like me, suffer from severe menstrual pain.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://1812.it/collections

Contact Info:
Name: 1812
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Organization: 1812
Address: Brescia, Lombardy, Italy
Website: https://1812.it/

Source: NewsNetwork

Release ID: 89032846

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