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Online store. It's Finnish and CBD's not strictly speaking legal here, but it's not exactly illegal either and authorities have outright said they don't know wtf they should be doing with this stuff โ so they have the label "small batch collectible product, not for consumption" on their products to cover their asses ๐
Is it funny or sad that a finish collectible affects you positively health-wise? Sounds weird but hey. Sometimes laws are lagging behind so much it's annoying...
Yeah, especially here. Finland's pretty conservative compared to the other Nordics