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‘Organic’ on a beauty or wellness label isn’t the same as plant-based. USDA rules require at least 95% organic ingredients for the USDA Organic seal. Before you buy, look for the seal and a named certifier to check who verified the claim.
The December 11 US hemp rule change narrows which products qualify as hemp: it counts total THC, including THCA, and sets a 0.4 mg per-container cap
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Fredericksburg and Wurzbach is exactly the intersection I avoid near the Medical Center. Too many people trying to beat the light on their way to appointments. Glad someone is writing about it