CBD has taken the supplement sector by storm and has prompted a ton of new brands, companies and businesses to release their own products.
The latest alert we received was about a company called Kentucky Farms CBD who offers two individual products:
There is not much information outside of what else is included or offered in each of these products or any others they have available.
The website sent for review said the product was clinically-validated and doctors approved, but did not mention or reference any details about from who or where.
They did mention high-profile cannabis experts Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Chiropractor Lilly Lyons as people who trust in CBD and the health benefits it can offer.
While common sense should set in, and the CBD effects are widely published, it is currently under-studied and should be third-party lab tested to ensure quality, purity and potency.
The official KentuckyFarmsCBD.com website (started in July 2019) has a few contact details listed as well as their Oviedo, FL 32765 location.
Customer Service Phone: (877) 227-1059
Email: kentuckyfarmscs@gmail.com
This review will continue to update once more information is made available about Kentucky Farms CBD. Be sure to leave comments and feedback below with any suggestions you may have regarding this relatively new CBD brand.
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4 BOTTLES LATER AND NO RELIEF AT ALL!!!
scam!
used the cream and it works wonders!.. Have not used the liquid yet.. I like the cream best for muscle aches and pains. No smell or lingering greasy feeling.
Kentucky Farms CBD is a scam on senior citizens. My disabled, elderly father ordered the cream and oil online for the price of shipping. He was immediately charged twice for shipping, and thank goodness the bank placed a hold on his card. We received the products and have only 14 days to return them, or we'll have accepted their subscription which costs $100 - $200 a month, according to the dozens of complaints to the Better Business Bureau. The card is cancelled now, so he won't be charged anymore money. I don't know if the products work, but their business practice is fraudulent and immoral.
Very sad. Hate to hear something like this. Sounds like a ripoff.