I've been very fascinated by this whole effort to use CBD to cure everything. It has been touted to solve so many problems. I myself tried a CBD product orally and as a cream that was highly touted for its purity. I really saw no difference after 2 months of daily use. There is no data showing that CBD assist in the things that it is commonly reported to help with. I have no doubt that there may be some uses for CBD but at what concentrations and for what ailments and if it really will work for all people. The hype has gotten so extreme that now Usef has put it on a banned substance list for used on horses on the premise that it will have a calming effect. I think that's about as bogus as anything I've ever seen. I am still the same ADHD hyperactive person I ever was when I was on the CBD. I cannot say I saw any kind of effect. I think most people get the benefit from the placebo effect which wouldn't be so bad if these products weren't so extraordinary really expensive and that you risked getting questionable material because it is so unregulated. I have witnessed how hemp oil and THC oil can be extracted and it is not always done in the most sanitary nor with the safest sort of extraction methods. 1 risks getting highly toxic chemicals into them if they don't have a very reputable source. Jackie Bretschneider Subscriber and equestrian San Martin California

Hi, Haha! So I leave a bad review on allcbdstores.com and you decided to remove the listing? That is funny!