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Liberty Health Sciences’ cannabis brand portfolio grows

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24 April 2020 10:05 (EDT)

Cannabis company, Liberty Health Sciences (CSE:LHS), has announced the expansion of its portfolio of cannabis product brands.

The company already boasts an award-winning portfolio of premium products, all available at Liberty locations in Florida. Its current offering covers various cannabis formats, including premium flower, CBD, topicals, tinctures, extracts and vape products. 

Today, Liberty welcomed one more member to its growing family, with the launch of the Liberty Health Science Shake brand. In a YouTube video released yesterday, the company described Shake as “something new to move you and help you #LiveFree.”

Liberty also recently introduced Clarity Brands, a cannabis company that promotes “clarification of body and soul.” The brand’s products include oil-derived products, cartridges and G Pen pods, which are lab-tested and organically grown.

In addition to launching new brands, Liberty has also been expanding its range of products. Recently, the company introduced the classic 510 Cartridge pen to the line up of its Papa’s Herb brand. Thus far, the product has become a new favourite in Liberty dispensaries. 

Its popular G Pen brand device has also been diversified to include Roam, Elite, Connect, Gio, Pro and Nova versions.

Liberty’s CEO, Victor Mancebo, said that the company is always looking for new ways to enhance product offerings for patients.

“Our passion and determination is to provide accessibility of best-in-class products at valued prices, especially during these challenging times.

“We are excited to grow our offering and provide the right cannabis-derived medical options, at a time when people need affordable ways to maintain their wellness and continue practicing social distancing,” he said. 

In addition to Shake, Clarity Brands, Papa’s Herb and G Pen, Liberty Health Sciences’ umbrella also covers numerous other brands. These include Zentient, Pretty Pistil, Mary’s Medicinal, PAX and Lemon and Grass. 

Liberty’s share price was down 2.35 per cent, and trading for C$0.42 per share at yesterday’s close.

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