The first patch I used was Be Calm, which was appropriate, since I was having family over for a visit - I adore them, but it does bring stress to my day. I tested out The Good Patch's starter set ($45, originally $72), which has two plant-based and three hemp-based patches. The patches were sent to me, but I was excited to know that I could also pick them up at my local Target, Ulta, or Anthropologie. They give you the option of building your own bundle based on your lifestyle you can also save 15 percent on a subscription that allows you to switch out patches at any time. The Good Patch also has patches that address common ailments, such as stress or sleeplessness, but I appreciate that they don't offer too many choices (which would stress me out by itself).
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My stomach is always quite sensitive to foreign substances, so having these benefits delivered through my skin felt like a wonderful new option. Moreover, to my great joy, the patches are gluten free, paraben free, latex free, cruelty free, and vegan. I was intially attracted to The Good Patch because its patches are dermatologist-tested and approved - a definite concern for me, since I have uber-sensitive skin that can flare up with overexposure to too much wind or sun. With that said, I had my doubts about a wearable wellness patch that could deliver the same benefits as my occasional CBD dose, particularly for a purported 8 to 12 hours. I'm a firm advocate for all things CBD (sometimes THC) - anything within reason that keeps us calm two years into a pandemic.
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