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Pressure BioSciences & The Alkaline Water Company
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Taking The Mystery Out Of Cannabis And CBD

About the Event


CBD sales in the U.S. hit $4.6 billion in the U.S. in 2020. Yet, after decades of prohibition, there are many myths and mysteries surrounding CBD. Now with legalization happening in states across the country, it’s an industry in transition as new information, insights, and research data drive everything from processing and testing to how CBD is used to produce effective, desired results.

This Force panel discussion features:

  • Christopher Hudalla, PhD: Founder and CSO, ProVerde Labs who was named one of the top 10 influencers of cannabis science in the U.S.
  • Richard T. Schumacher: President and CEO of Pressure BioSciences, a company that will soon release its patented ultra-shear technology (UST) to improve the solubility and bioavailability of CBD oil, while also increasing shelf-life and dosing accuracy.
  • Richard “Ricky” Wright: Founder and CEO, of The Alkaline Water Company, which has launched CBD-infused bottled water to provide functional benefits to consumers. 

Join our panel discussion to learn how science is guiding the latest in CBD processing and research to improve safety and efficacy, and to accelerate consumer adoption.

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