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Debunking myths about Rebel Rabbit’s hemp-derived, THC-infused seltzer

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Rebel Rabbit is shaking up the scene by adding more variety to “drinking.”

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We recently introduced you to Rebel Rabbit’s line of Delta-9-infused seltzers. Here are some common myths about the tasty non-alcoholic alternative:

  • Myth: It’s illegal.
  • Myth: It has a mile-long ingredient list.
  • Myth: You can’t measure your intake.

See why these statements are fictional — and how Rebel Rabbit’s all-natural, high-quality seltzer is perfect for anyone looking to cut back on alcohol while still being able to have fun and “drink” socially — below.

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Please note: Rebel Rabbit advises consumers to read the company’s terms and conditions, consult a physician before trying products, start only with small amounts, and to not consume products before driving or before a drug test. The information about providers and services contained in this newsletter does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CHStoday.

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