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People are now buying CBD online vs in-store, so everything from how the customer experience takes place, to the speed at which it’s accessed has changed. In store often results in excellent customer satisfaction from great “bud tenders” and depending on the country you’re in, nice kiosks, store fronts, and all-around enjoyable experiences.
That isn’t the case anymore and the majority of dispensaries are only open for curbside pickup, which relates to CBD. Many US states have eliminated adult-use and limited their pick-ups to medical only, through curb-side as well.
The majority of CBD will now be sold in supermarkets across the states and major retailers like CVS, Walgreens, and Whole Foods, with specialty drug stores and health food stores carrying products on shelves, but unable to open.
The majority of CBD sold in European countries like Greece are still done through brick and mortar, like these CBD vending machines but again, this is challenging during the pandemic and global lockdown.
Direct to consumer companies such as Endoca, CBD MD, Vital CBD and CannabiGold in Europe are great ways to buy products online, but they’re limited to their own brands and own products.
Companies like Elements of Green are doing a great job of creating online market places for direct to consumer CBD options filled with hundreds of brands, and that’s where customers see a lot of value moving forward in buying CBD online.
Elements of Green has also taken a lot of the guesswork out of selecting the best Hemp and CBD products for consumers, providing only products that can be trusted, from premium Hemp/ CBD brands and suppliers.
Without the standard trusted sources for education that take place at dispensaries, and CBD shops, people have turned to experts online like the US Hemp Round Table, Youtube reviews, Doctors, other education sites like TMCI Global and online CBD marketplaces like Elements of Green. Their education is an entirely new experience, and an interesting one at that. Additionally, the numbers of CBD sales across America especially have skyrocketed in the lockdown, and companies like the CDC have urged people to stock up on cannabis and hemp-related products.
The types of hemp and hemp CBD products people are buying have completely changed! With the coronavirus attacking the central respiratory system, it’s important to continually strengthen the overall immune system to protect against the deadly virus. What customers have started doing is stocking up on CBD products with immune-boosting qualities. Essential Health wrote a great article on the specific effects of CBD on the body’s immue system where they break down each and every aspect of the CBD on the body’s endocannabinoid system.
While CBD reduces inflammation, which is a natural response to the body fighting coronavirus, there are other benefits Such as
On CBD Clincails.com they point out how CBD on its own can help boost the immune system, with more information here:
Focusing your purchasing power towards active ingredients, compounds inside CBD oil, and utilizing a full spectrum or at the very least broad-spectrum CBD oil will help boost your immunity and fight any potential harmful virus’s or bacteria.
Related articleWhile companies are innovating around the world, creating incredible CBD products, and threats like the coronavirus change our buying patterns for not only CBD online, but everything online, we must bond together, adapt, and focus our efforts on whole health.
More than just CBD is an important tag line for the broader message of body, health, and mind. Just as important as more than simply CBD isolate is, is a whole health routine that keeps your body active, moving, and safe in the fight against Coronavirus.
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Very interesting.