Cannabis company launches opioid alternative in California

9 October 2018
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Garden Grove, USA-based cannabis firm C3 International has launched a new product, Idrasil, in the US state of California.

The firm says Idrasil is “the first standardized form of medical cannabis,” offering “all of the medicinal analgesic and therapeutic benefits” of the plant.

In the context of the ongoing opioid epidemic in the USA, the firm hopes to profit from physicians eager to provide patients with safe, non-addictive analgesics.

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