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CTFO is a distributor that markets CBD product in the United States. The Founders Steve and Stuart Finger started the business selling weight loss product under the name Chew The Fat Off (same acronym) years ago before getting involved in the CBD wellness starting in 2018. Their products and products packages are priced between $30 to $1270 ,ranging from human to pet consumption , under the following categories: -CBD Full Spectrum Oil Drops -CBD Isolate Oil Drops -CBD Vape -CBD Topical Cream or Rub -Hemp Anti-Aging Serum and Cream -Hemp Message Oil -Facial Mask -Wrinkle Remove -Eye and Body Moisturizing Cream -Facial Toner and Cleanser -Gummies -Wellness Capsules -Oral Spray -Pet Treats and Oral Drops -Pet Shampoo
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1300 Oliver Rd Ste 200, 94534, Fairfield, United States
- 707-449-4567
- Dkamga13@gmail.com
- dieudonnek.myctfo.com
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