AUSTIN, Texas, May 18, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ – TrueStopper, a holistic health company that leverages professionally formulated and regenerative hemp-based products, has announced an expanded product line to support the evolving chronic pain and health needs of patients, consumers, and providers. As Austin’s first female, black-owned Cannabis business, founder and CEO Dr. Kirsten Shepard (DC, LMT) is advocating for more opportunities for women and BIPOC founders as well as more transparency in the CBD market.
“TrueStopper is one of only 4 percent of Cannabis businesses that is African American-owned. A green wave is on the horizon, but it’s time to change the narrative so that women and BIPOC founders aren’t left behind,” said Dr. K. “And while the CBD industry is experiencing exponential growth right now, it’s not without its challenges. In addition to diversity gains, we must be advocating for more clear regulations to ensure the opaque CBD market is not tarnished by vendors who overlook high quality and purity as a product standard.”
Penn Medicine recently found that nearly 70 percent of Cannabidiol extracts sold online are mislabeled. Offering products that are professionally formulated and triple-tested by ISO-certified labs, all TrueStopper offerings have a verified certificate of analysis, are non-toxic, and contain 0-0.3 percent THC.
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