A team will be giving out free CBD Relief cream at an Oscars event tomorrow at the W Hotel in Beverly Hills
() (OTCQX:TGIFF) is having its day on the red carpet as it will be giving out some of its hemp-derived CBD products at an Oscars-related event on Friday at the W Hotel in Beverly Hills.
As part of the festivities, a team from ’ subsidiary Infused MFG will be giving out free CBD Relief Cream and other CBD elixirs at the WOW Creations Celebrity Gift lounge at the W.
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“We look forward to introducing our products to a celebrity audience during the week of the Academy Awards,” said Chris Rebentisch, USA chief operations officer.
Canna Hemp CBD relief cream takes aim at inflammation, arthritis joint pain, backaches, muscle spasms, bruises, cramps and headaches.
Operating via three subsidiaries, 1933 specializes in licensed medical and recreational cannabis cultivation and production as well as hemp-based and CBD-infused products and CBD extraction services.
The company owns 91% of both the Alternative Medicine Association and Infused MFG and 100% of Spire Global Strategy, a cannabis advisory firm.
1933 shares closed 3.6% higher to hit C$0.59 on Wednesday.
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