Chronic Relief Plus +

The product I've developed. will quite possibly, revolutionize pain management. along with numerous aspects of skin care. The story that follows is a journey from the waters off Viet Nam (circa 1972) through medical marijuana to Legalized Recreational Marijuana and the development of "Chronic Relief Plus +"

Chronic Relief Plus + is handcrafted in the Pacific Northwest, using only the finest natural ingredients. This unique ointment came about, or I should say began to evolve a decade plus ago when I gave up prescription pharmaceuticals and replaced them with medicinal cannabis. While smoking cannabis could help to lessen some of the psychological symptoms of P.T.S.D., Smoking cannabis for the physical pain associated with the experience did little for pain reduction.

I had read or heard that one way to use cannabis was through topical creams or pastes. An associate of mine from the cannabis industry once told me his grandmother from Mexico would collect the large water leaves from the cannabis plant then soak them in a solvent then make a paste with the oils that remained from the solvent-soaked leaves. Then they would apply the paste to their joints, etc. to treat arthritis.

Being inquisitive I thought I would craft a cannabis infused topical that hopefully would provide some pain relief. It was a golden era for medical cannabis here and everyone was publishing their approach to cannabis this, cannabis that Infusing this or even that with cannabis was beyond my imagination! My research found a non-volatile process for infusing.

I started with popular skin care ingredients at the time the! I begin by using Shay and cocoa butter. These early creams batches did not seem to do much for the pain and applying it was cumbersome. 

Being strong-minded I tenaciously continued to work on a topical pain relief. One evening while I was watching television I came upon a commercial that offered pain relief through an emu product. When the commercial played it rang a bell, what if replaced ??, I replaced the shea with the Emu oil. Then replaced the cocoa butter with coconut oil which a few friends had been using for skin care. While all the ingredient changes where happening, I had gradually increased the quantity of cannabis infused. In my studies I found Lecithin in most skin care products. So I added lecithin to the formula along with bees wax to thicken the oils making a smoother creamy consistency, what a wonderful addition, not only is it good for the skin, but it also promotes molecular bonding.

The aroma it gave “It smells like pot!! “, then came the final piece essential oils to give the cream a floral scent while adding medicinal benefits., a “ PLUS “.

A local cannabis outlet up here in Tacoma Washington has a sale on ounces so I gave it a whirl and maxed out the quantity of cannabis and O.M.G. to my surprise I was finding quick acting pain relief and to a serious degree. I shared it with a Nurse in the area and after using the ointment she acclaimed I should Patent it. Several other people have had comparable results with Chronic Relief Plus +.  " Fast" pain relief, skin care plus more.
A few of the benefits of this cream includes 1 Anti-inflammatory with Antioxidant properties, 2 Natural Relief for Chronic and Headache pain,                      3 Menstrual cramps and irritable bowel syndrome, 4 Natural Skin Care, 5 Skin disorders such as Eczema PLUS, MORE.

 I'm a 71-year-old Veteran who developed this ointment. I had no intention in starting a manufacturing business. I was making it as a hobby to treat my own pain and it began to show noticeable levels of pain reduction, I began to share it.  The overwhelming response to it motivated me to look at Patenting it. The initial research indicates that there appears to be nothing patented is like Chronic Relief Plus + , a few similar with some ingredients but nothing with Chronic Relief Plus + uniqueness and combinations of ingredients. 

What I would like to do is, to get Chronic Relief Plus + patented. Then license the manufacturing of the ointment earning a percentage of sales. As long as the manufacture donates a percentage of profits to local Veteran Organizations