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Has anyone got a reputable online source for CBD oil? There is an overwhelming amount of dealers online and I am wary about choosing a source that is not pure and filled with chemicals...
In many states that have legal MM, you can buy the CBD oils at a dispensary....Yes without a card.....I would call them if that works for you...
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