The thing is do you believe in the team...do you believe in the products? How many of you have actually tried the products?
As for the team, I can listen to what they say, read the filings...etc etc. To a certain extent, it is a trust/or lack of trust (depending on which side you’re on) in the words of leaders of a company that will dictate what you feel. I mean, I don’t know any of them personally so can’t attest to their character or intentions behind statements that are made. We all have to do our own research. Words are only words until they are supported by action. One can only hope, people are honest and true to their word but when you’ve been duped, as many people have by the previous team, it’s understandable that trust here wavers. At the end of the day, no one can control what they actually do.
As for the products...
I can say I’ve tried the ones that I, as a consumer, would buy. So far, of the hempd products, I have had success with the tinctures and the water soluble drops. I’ve shared them with family members and friends — who have also said they’ve enjoyed them. I hope they come out with pet products bc it helped with a friend’s dog’s nausea in the car — just the taste (spearmint) was a bit too strong apparently. I’ve tried the gummies, but personally prefer the drop versions instead. I have the capsules and are planning to try them.
Eagle Spirit Water. I actually really enjoy. I always drink filtered or bottled water. But often bottled water can be deceiving. If you’re interested in alkaline water, then Eagle Spirit water is true to its claim of 7.8. I tested the water with pH drops and it was more alkaline than tap water and other commonly known brands such as Trader Joe’s water, Aquafina, Dasani, Smart Water. I will test it against some other common brands.
Rocky Mountain Drinks. Not sure on what the company’s planned direction on these products as they seem to be getting rid off inventory. I have previously tried them though. I’m not a huge fan of sweet/sugar-filled drinks for both personal taste and health choices. But I did enjoy the low sugar coconut lime version of the energy drinks. I could see how that would be a good alternative to high sugar energy drinks for someone that may consume those types of products.
Anyway, that’s what I got for now. This post ended up way longer than I expected already.
As for the team, I can listen to what they say, read the filings...etc etc. To a certain extent, it is a trust/or lack of trust (depending on which side you’re on) in the words of leaders of a company that will dictate what you feel. I mean, I don’t know any of them personally so can’t attest to their character or intentions behind statements that are made. We all have to do our own research. Words are only words until they are supported by action. One can only hope, people are honest and true to their word but when you’ve been duped, as many people have by the previous team, it’s understandable that trust here wavers. At the end of the day, no one can control what they actually do.
As for the products...
I can say I’ve tried the ones that I, as a consumer, would buy. So far, of the hempd products, I have had success with the tinctures and the water soluble drops. I’ve shared them with family members and friends — who have also said they’ve enjoyed them. I hope they come out with pet products bc it helped with a friend’s dog’s nausea in the car — just the taste (spearmint) was a bit too strong apparently. I’ve tried the gummies, but personally prefer the drop versions instead. I have the capsules and are planning to try them.
Eagle Spirit Water. I actually really enjoy. I always drink filtered or bottled water. But often bottled water can be deceiving. If you’re interested in alkaline water, then Eagle Spirit water is true to its claim of 7.8. I tested the water with pH drops and it was more alkaline than tap water and other commonly known brands such as Trader Joe’s water, Aquafina, Dasani, Smart Water. I will test it against some other common brands.
Rocky Mountain Drinks. Not sure on what the company’s planned direction on these products as they seem to be getting rid off inventory. I have previously tried them though. I’m not a huge fan of sweet/sugar-filled drinks for both personal taste and health choices. But I did enjoy the low sugar coconut lime version of the energy drinks. I could see how that would be a good alternative to high sugar energy drinks for someone that may consume those types of products.
Anyway, that’s what I got for now. This post ended up way longer than I expected already.
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