Cartel Blue Inc (OTCMKTS:CRTL) Stock Rallies After Nano-Enhanced THC Product

Nevada-based manufacturer of THC products, vape, edible gummies, and hemp cigars, Cartel Blue Inc (OTCMKTS:CRTL), announced the addition of a new and enhanced version of the CBD hydration product – Nano Oil Water Soluble CBD Hydration. The fresh formulation comprises of 0.3 THC, the psychoactive compound delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, which has been improved by nanotechnology produced by UCLA’s NanoLab in Los Angeles, California.

Trading Data

On Wednesday, CRTL stock ended flat at $0.0394 with 41.30K shares, compared to its average volume 125.95K shares. The stock moved within a range of $0.0394 – 0.0394 after opening trade at $0.0352.

Cartel Blue, Inc. Announces Nano-Enhanced THC Product

Philip Moreb, CEO of Cartel Blue said that the enhanced THC is a significant game changer and will make the Nano Oil Water Soluble CBD Hydration product very effective in strength and accuracy.

Moreb said that when the product is compared to other THC products available in the market, they are not able to deliver strength and effectiveness as traditional formulations break off. It leads to cannabinoids in THC to disperse, leading to the product falling below the desired 0.3 THC delivery threshold.

Cartel Blue’s nano-enhanced product will not disperse, ensuring strength and potency, and delivers 0.3 THC as verified by third-party certified laboratories. Consumers can purchase the product as a tincture, to be used orally or topically. It can be purchased from https://cartelscigars.com/.

Cartel Blue’s common stock currently trades on OTC Exchange OTC Market’s Pinks under the symbol “CRTL”.

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