CbdMD debuts CBD-infused drink mixes

The sugar- and caffeine-free drink mixes use cbdMD’s nano-encapsulated technology to enable fast, water-soluble absorption of CBD, according to the company.

David Salazar

10/7/2021

CbdMD is adding drink mixes to the company’s line of products. Sold in four flavors, the drink mixes contain 25 mg of CBD per packet, as well as added vitamin C.

The sugar- and caffeine-free drink mixes use cbdMD’s nano-encapsulated technology to enable fast, water-soluble absorption of CBD, enabling users to feel the benefits sooner, according to the company.

“We’re constantly looking for new ways to innovate within the CBD industry and offer a variety of product solutions for our customers,” said Martin Sumichrast, cbdMD chairman and co-CEO. “This new line of drink mixes makes adding CBD to a daily routine even easier, giving people the options they want to make the right decisions for a healthy lifestyle. And, we look forward to debuting even more exciting and innovative products this fall.”

The cbdMD drink mixes, available in strawberry kiwi, lemonade, peach and fruit punch flavors, are designed to be easily mixed into any beverage. They are sold in 10-count boxes that carry a suggested retail price of $24.99.

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