Willies Remedy CBD Tea Bags- Hibiscus 200mg 16 Count

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Willies Remedy CBD Tea Bags- Hibiscus The floral notes of organic hibiscus petals and rose hips blend delicately into the tart and sweet flavors of cranberries, raspberries, elderberries, black currants, and bilberries. Willies Remedy CBD Tea Bags- Hibiscus serves earthy tones of red rooibos bring balance to this bright, bold and beautiful tea. It is then infused with organically grown, full-spectrum hemp extract from small- to mid-sized independent U.S. farmers, to add extra calm to every cup. The pyramid shape of our unique bags allows the flowers and berries to stay intact and move freely, preserving freshness and flavor. The result is an efficacious and efficient brew, similar to an infuser, but with the ease of a bag. Willies Remedy eco-friendly, pyramid bags biodegrade in a landfill or compost in just 14-21 days. Our bags are free from chemical treatments, certified 100% bio-based carbon, plastic-free and will not absorb the beneficial hemp extract. The result is an efficacious and efficient, caffeine-free brew, that is equally delightful served hot or on ice. Ingredients: Rosehips, hibiscus flowers, cranberries, blueberries, bilberries, blackberries, currants, rooibos, full-spectrum hemp extract. Caffeine-free. Infusion Strength Our patent-pending process ensures an even infusion, with 12.5 mg of hemp in each tea bag. Packaging Sizes Willie’s Remedy Hibiscus is available in 2 oz Tin, 200 mg of hemp extract. About Willie’s Remedy “When I started counting my blessings, my whole life turned around.” -Willie Nelson Born from country superstar Willie Nelson’s passion for both coffee and marijuana plants: Meet Willie’s Remedy. This brand’s journey began with CBD-infused coffee and now offers even more wholesome feel-good products. In fact, outside of his fandom, Nelson is also a prominent advocate of the legalization and decriminalization of marijuana. However, to the entire nation’s surprise, he decided to distance himself from the rolling paper in 2019. Nelson says the transition to CBD was a natural one.