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CBD manufacturer Alpha Therapeutics is highlighting its full-spectrum CBD soft gels. The Phoenix-based company with experience in white label CBD manufacturing said that it offers 30-count bottles of soft gels, with each soft gel containing 25 mg of CBD extracted from agricultural hemp. 

“Our organic, fair-trade plants are triplicate tested to ensure exceptional CBD quality,” said Geoff Dada, CEO of Alpha Therapeutics. “We are capable of meeting all your white label and wholesale CBD oil manufacturing needs.”

The company also noted that it works with its clients to develop formulas based on specific requirements using organic and natural ingredients. Alpha Therapeutics also operates a CBD manufacturing facility that can ensure potency and quality. 

The soft gels are part of Alpha Therapeutics’ lineup of products that includes CBD massage oil, a topical healing balm, oil and a tincture. The company also offers Pet 500, a 500-mg CBD oil for dogs. 

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