Cannasphere Biotech

Cannasphere Biotech provides wholes CBD products. One of these is Lipofusion™ CBD Liquid Concentrate, a hemp derived liquid concentrate. It is water soluble, and made for being added to beverages, shots, sublingual sprays and more.

The CBD is encapsulated by nanoliposomal method and has been proven to increase CBD absorption by 80 percent. It is composed of 5 percent active CBD (50 mg of CBD per 1 mL) This encapsulation is highly bioavailable, the nature of it makes onset rapid. It is a sustained release water soluble – miscible liquid. The CBD included is broad spectrum hemp derived and contains no detectable THC. As well there are no preservatives or artificial sweeteners. The encapsulation is also completely vegan, gluten free, soy free and contains no GMO’s.

It is ready for manufacturing and is made in a cGMP and FDA registered facility.

Cannasphere Biotech also makes Lipofusion™ CBD bevereage powders, ready to mix in single serving stick packs.

Already flavoured they come in:

•Passionfruit Citrus

•Ginger Lemonade

•Blueberry Chill

As it says on the company website: Each stick pack is loaded with powerful broad spectrum, hemp-derived CBD actives using our uniquely effective nanoliposomal encapsulation delivery technology to ensure maximum bioavailability and extended absorption. Recommended strengths: 10 or 20 mg of CBD in each serving, but it’s up to you.

Another product from Cannasphere is Broad Spectrum Lipofusion™ CBD Powder. A patent pending raw ingredient powder to be used in beverage powder, capsules, tablets, topicals, and more. Like their other products it has no detectable THC, it is a water-soluble powder that is highly bioavailable. It contains no preservatives, binders, artificial sweeteners or colors. It is also gluten-free, dairy-free, non-GMO and vegan. It is manufactured in a cGMP, FDA-registered facility.

There products allow you to combine their technology with your own recipes and make your own unique CBD products or flavored beverage powders. Their products are unique because they combine CBD with the nanoliposomal delivery technology so the consumer realizes the benefits of the CBD. When your customers feel these results they will become loyal to your product line. Loyal customers are repeat customers.

The product was created by a team of doctors and scientists who created this technology uniquely for Cannasphere.

This system includes:

•Superior nutrient absorption and bioavailability

•No digestive degradation

•No bad or bitter taste

•No preservatives, artificial sweeteners, or coloring • No fillers, binders or other additives • Gluten-free, dairy-free, non-GMO, vegan

All products undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet the manufacturer’s standards.

To learn more about their company and products visit them on the web at: https://cannaspherebiotech.com/

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latest CBD & Hemp products in the Business & Consumer Markets

The cannabis industry is maturing. In most Americans’ eyes, it’s no longer the reviled “gateway drug” of the Reagan years, nor is it the terrifying menace of Reefer Madness. It has entered the mainstream as an effective way to manage pain, get to sleep, destress, focus – just to name a few of its touted benefits – with two-thirds of Americans supporting legalization.

For the countless business-to-consumer, plant-facing companies, there are even more ancillary businesses critical for making the industry’s sustainable, long-term growth possible. With this crowded playing field comes fierce competition as business-to-business (B2B) industry brands vie for attention and clients.

How can these technological, manufacturing, and professional services truly stand out?

The answer lies in thoughtful, targeted marketing and PR that reflects what the cannabis industry has become and where it’s headed. Here are four proven strategies for cannabis ancillary businesses hoping to catch the eye of industry heavyweights.

1. Post with caution, but don’t shy away from social media

Ignoring social media in today’s marketing world is akin to a construction worker leaving his hammer and nails and home. It’s a necessary channel to reach target audiences. Over 70 percent of Americans today use social media to connect with one another, digest news content, interact with brands, and be entertained.

There are many cannabusinesses that have made a name for themselves through social media channels and maintain large and engaged audiences. However, cannabis is a Schedule I drug in the eyes of the federal government and certain states, so sharing cannabis-related content online is accompanied by strict regulation. For example, the Federal Trade Commission guidelines have led Instagram – the most popular platform for cannabis companies – to deactivate accounts that did not disclose or advertise their cannabis products with required disclaimers. But B2B companies shouldn’t be completely scared off by the long list of rules and regulations. Until social media companies adjust their policies around cannabis, businesses just need to be more conscious of what they choose to post. There are still many creative, playful, educational, and engaging ways to share your company’s message and build a recognizable brand while staying within legal regulations. Enlisting the support of an experienced cannabis marketing team with a clear understanding of social media rules can help your company thrive, on and offline.

2. Embrace the abundant possibilities of PR

There are dozens of cannabis-specific media outlets. Industry awards and rankings seem to pop up daily. Professional and advocacy organizations associations are found in nearly every cannabis-legal state. A super active tradeshow circuit draws tens of thousands of eager industry insiders. Burgeoning B2B businesses should take full advantage of this ever-growing PR landscape.

Effective public relations campaigns can drive awareness and credibility on a large scale. The trick here is identifying which paths work for your individual company’s resources, budget, and goals – but there are abundant possibilities for the businesses that are willing to put in the time and effort.

3. Expand your network at cannabis industry events

More and more companies are seeking out best practices to navigate this evolving industry. One of the best places to connect with others and learn is at industry-focused conferences and events. On a national scale, there’s the largest cannabis B2B conference MJBizCon, as well as events from the National Cannabis Industry Association. Additionally, there’s a myriad of events on a local scale that provide a more intimate and focused experience. Attendees get critical intel and education, and business leaders are given an opportunity to share their expertise, network, and meet potential customers and partners face-to-face.

While some B2B companies certainly find value in exhibiting, there are numerous ways to get involved. You may want to investigate speaking opportunities that pertain to your