Foria Relief CBD Suppositories

Benefits of Foria Relief CBD Suppositories

Find relief from pelvic and menstrual discomfort with Foria Relief CBD Suppositories, designed for vaginal and anal use. The small, easy-to-insert Foria Relief CBD Suppositories melt and absorb to target discomfort associated with menstrual cycles & pelvic floor conditions, so you finally find all-natural relief.

Each package contains 8 suppositories that each deliver 100mg of organic broad-spectrum CBD.

• Targeted Relief: Designed for localized application and absorption.
• CBD-Infused: Harness the potential relief properties of CBD.
• Discreet: Easy and private method of CBD consumption.
• All-Natural: Made with high-quality, natural ingredients.

Product Details

• Form: Suppositories
• Main Ingredient: CBD (Cannabidiol)
• Psychoactive Effects: Non-psychoactive, low THC content

Caution

Because these CBD suppositories contain all-natural oils, if you are inserting before sex, we recommend choosing oil-safe alternatives to latex.

If you are pregnant or take pharmaceutical drugs, please consult your physician before use.

Avoid usage if you are allergic to hemp extract or cocoa butter.
Keep out of reach of children.

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Foria Relief CBD Suppositories

CBD and THC Topicals

Q: What are CBD and THC Topicals?

A: CBD and THC Topicals are cannabis-infused creams, balms, and lotions applied directly to the skin. They are used for localized relief without psychoactive effects, as they do not enter the bloodstream.

Q: How do CBD and THC Topicals work?

A: Topicals interact with cannabinoid receptors in the skin, providing targeted relief for pain, inflammation, and skin conditions. They are ideal for those seeking therapeutic benefits without ingestion.

Q: What conditions can CBD and THC Topicals help with?

A: Topicals are commonly used for muscle pain, arthritis, eczema, and psoriasis. They offer localized relief and can be incorporated into daily skincare routines.

Q: Are there any side effects of CBD and THC Topicals?

A: Side effects are rare but may include skin irritation or allergic reactions. It is advisable to do a patch test before using a new topical product extensively.