You may very well be correct, and of course there is no issue with that. If the stuff sold on Amazon is chock full of CBD, then, awesome as far as I am concerned.

My objection was simply that at the moment there did not seem to be any direct source to verify the information (that there was as much CBD in the Amazon-sold products as in the Hempd.com products), and that the information available indicated otherwise (the labels and the Amazon policy).

And I conceded already Michelle's remarks indicate there is CBD in ALL products. Perhaps the "labeling issue" alluded to by Welch accounts for the difference in the labels, but then again he said it only affected two of the products (out of seventeen). A comprehensive explanation that accounts for all these things is a bit frustratingly elusive at this time.