CBD Day Is A New National Holiday
How this holiday appeared and why it is important — read below.
CBD has gained considerable popularity recently among the general public, the media, authorities, and the medical industry. Now, it is such a well-known product that it has even been assigned its own day — CBD Day, celebrated annually on August 8.
What is the CBD Day, and What is its Origin?
National CBD Day is a fairly new holiday that should not be confused with International Cannabis Day, celebrated on April 20, and Marijuana Day, celebrated on the 20th of the same month.
The holiday was a brainchild of cbdMD, operating in North Carolina.
How the CBD Day is Celebrated
On this day, manufacturers, sellers, and enthusiasts use every opportunity to inform regular and potential users about CBD and the products in which it is contained. All activities can be divided into two large groups.
1. Educational sphere
Supporters of CBD distribute proven and reliable information about CBD, its properties, and its benefits. Lectures, seminars and social media campaigns are held to convey useful information and educate the public. It is done to eliminate misunderstandings and confusion about CBD, remove taboos from this topic, and debunk myths. Manufacturers, sellers and just interested people help solve various problems related to the CBD industry and answer questions that have arisen regarding the theme. Media coverage and interest in the topic can serve as a motivator for conducting new research regarding the benefits of CBD.
2. Commercial sphere
CBD Day is famous for the best offers regarding the reduction of the cost of CBD products, including oils and tinctures. CBD stores offer favorable coupons on products from various manufacturers, allowing everyone to try something more affordable than usual and gain firsthand experience with what exactly suits them and what problems they can effectively address using CBD products.
The CBD Day may not yet have a rich history comparable to 4/20. That is why the primary goal of the holiday is to raise awareness of this issue among people.
Note: Before celebrating CBD Day, check the state laws to ensure it is legal in your area.
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