Hemp-Derived Delta-8 Sativa Gummies, Cherry & Orange Flavor Edibles Announced

Dec 7, 2023

A Gift From Nature announces the release of new flavors in their line of hemp-derived Delta-8 gummies, made from scratch with Sativa terpenes.

Orlando, United States - December 7, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The new arrivals in A Gift From Nature’s line of Delta-8 Sativa gummies include the new flavors Cherry Garcia and Orange Crush. Both flavors are available in 50-count sets of individually wrapped edibles, perfect for users looking for a portable, mood-enhancing solution.

More information about the company’s Delta-8 products is available at https://agiftfromnaturecbd.com/delta-8-/

The latest additions to A Gift From Nature’s product line underscore the company’s mission to offer users great experiences through some of the highest quality CBD products on the market. With every batch, their team puts product quality and transparency first, so customers may purchase with confidence, knowing they are supporting a company whose products are crafted with their health and well-being top of mind.

All of A Gift From Nature's gummies are made from scratch to ensure exceptional quality and versatility. The edibles are packaged in 30-count jars and in 50-count sets of individually wrapped gummies, offering users an easy, convenient way to include CBD in their daily routine. Each gummy in the two new flavors is infused with 25 mg of Delta 8 Sativa.

A Gift From Nature encourages users to consider the appropriate dosage for their individual needs and situation before purchasing. Besides choosing between jars and individually wrapped edibles, customers can choose between making a one-time purchase and one of two subscription options. The first option is renewable every 14 days, with savings of 15%, and the second every 30 days, with savings of 10%.

Orlando, Florida-based hemp products retailer A Gift From Nature is registered with the FDA and complies with good manufacturing practices. As a “seed-to-shelve” company, they work with local farmers to ensure all their extracts are sourced from American-grown hemp. Their owners and staff have developed strong relationships with growers, extractors, and lab testing facilities, giving them in-depth knowledge of the production process.

“We go to great depths to source the highest quality natural ingredients for formulation,” a company representative said. “Every batch of extracts is vigorously third-party tested for potency, terpenes, pesticides, and bacteria, as well as residual solvents. We believe in offering only the highest quality and cleanest products to our customers, so we solely rely on carbon dioxide extraction, for its non-toxic characteristics.”

Interested parties can learn more at https://agiftfromnaturecbd.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Mike Hunanyan
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Organization: A Gift From Nature
Address: 6925 Lake Ellenor Drive #470, Orlando, Florida 32809, United States
Website: https://agiftfromnaturecbd.com/

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