Dec 8, 2023
Hemp-derived CBD (cannabidiol) products e-retailer A Gift from Nature announces the launch of a new gummy variety pack containing chewy edibles of various shapes with 2500mg potency per container, that have been rigorously tested by a third-party lab to ensure the highest quality.

Orlando, United States - December 8, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The newest addition to the company's variety packs is a 50-count jar of peach-flavored gummy rings, delivering 50mg of broad-spectrum CBD in each individual edible. Since broad-spectrum CBD does not contain any THC, customers over age 21 can look forward to a relaxing, restful experience that will enhance their overall well-being each time they enjoy these gummies.
More details are available at https://agiftfromnaturecbd.com/cbd-gummies-50ct-peach-rings-2500mg-50mg-ea/
A Gift From Nature’s new 50-count jars of gummy rings in peach and assorted flavors are offered in light of the increasing popularity of CBD edibles in recent years. Rising consumer interest is expected to drive an increase of nearly USD $11 billion in the cannabis-infused edible products market between 2023 and 2028. Key consumer demands indicate that edible products should continue to allow discreet, as well as easy, use and should be safe and packaged in accurate dosages.
A Gift From Nature’s new gummy rings meet all these criteria. They also make a tasty treat that doesn’t deliver a high caloric load, as each serving contains only 25 calories. Customers can also choose from Apple Rings, Blue Razz Rings, Sour Twin Cherries, Power Belt Gummies, or Watermelon Slices.
Each jar is available for USD $59.99 and can be purchased singly or in subscriptions for every 14 or 30 days. Customers can save 15% on purchases of 14-day subscriptions and 10% on 30-day subscriptions.
Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, A Gift From Nature is an FDA-registered enterprise in full compliance with the CBD industry’s standard manufacturing practices. Since 2020, A Gift From Nature has been creating superior CBD offerings meticulously crafted with top-quality, locally sourced ingredients. The company has partnered with a third-party laboratory that delivers rigorous quality control assessments testing for potency, terpenes, and contaminants.
“CBD consumers need to investigate the brand and their ability to control what is called the farm-to-shelf process,” a company spokesperson said. “We at A Gift From Nature are one of those companies. The owners and staff have deeply personal relationships with growers, extractors, and lab testing facilities, which allows them to be more in tune with the intricacies of their production.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://agiftfromnaturecbd.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Mike Hunanyan
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Organization: A Gift From Nature
Address: 6925 Lake Ellenor Drive #470, Orlando, Florida 32809, United States
Website: https://agiftfromnaturecbd.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89115738
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