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The Cannabis Branding Myth – Consumers Don’t Know What They Bought or How Much They Took

A new Canadian study says that it does not make a difference at all.  The Brightfield Group’s Canadian Cannabis Report, which was released last month, revealed that a third of Canadian cannabis users had no idea what brands they were spending money on, while 50% of them weren’t even aware of what dosage worked best for them last year.

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