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Posted On: 03/31/2019 7:46:28 PM
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In December I predicted the Farm Bill would be bigger than anyone expected, and it would usher in the Year of CBD in 2019. I believe we seen the first step toward that future last week when CVS laid to rest any doubt about that prediction.
CVS is the largest pharmacy chain in the U.S., and it started to carry CBD lotions, creams, and pain patches in 800 of its stores across eight states. This is the first large chain drugstore to carry CBD products, and it is difficult to overstate just how important this announcement is.
I further predict that Walgreens and Rite Aid won’t be far behind (both mentioned by Dalton on his LinkedIn post several weeks back), and it’s only a matter of time before CBD products are available at grocery stores and even big-box retailers. That means there are more gains ahead for the companies that sign these big companies up as customers. Remember, Doctor Dalton has 70,000 pharmacies signed up for his pharmacy benefit management service call PPSI. PPSI is a private, but wholly owned subsidiary of Univec (UNVC). So one can see, the picture is beginning to come together here. The future truly does look bright for the fortunate ones who see that future, and grab hold with both hands for the ride of a lifetime. Rock On.
CVS is the largest pharmacy chain in the U.S., and it started to carry CBD lotions, creams, and pain patches in 800 of its stores across eight states. This is the first large chain drugstore to carry CBD products, and it is difficult to overstate just how important this announcement is.
I further predict that Walgreens and Rite Aid won’t be far behind (both mentioned by Dalton on his LinkedIn post several weeks back), and it’s only a matter of time before CBD products are available at grocery stores and even big-box retailers. That means there are more gains ahead for the companies that sign these big companies up as customers. Remember, Doctor Dalton has 70,000 pharmacies signed up for his pharmacy benefit management service call PPSI. PPSI is a private, but wholly owned subsidiary of Univec (UNVC). So one can see, the picture is beginning to come together here. The future truly does look bright for the fortunate ones who see that future, and grab hold with both hands for the ride of a lifetime. Rock On.
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