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A New Path for Depression: Advanced Treatment Is Now Available Right Here in Crestview

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in — Healthy Living, Advertorial.

Brought to you by Renue Wellness  |  Interventional Psychiatry  |  Crestview, FL

A Special Note for Our Military Community

Active-duty service members, veterans, and military families make up a significant portion of our community — and they face some of the highest rates of treatment-resistant depression and PTSD in the country. Renue Wellness was built with this community in mind. We accept TRICARE insurance, our team understands the unique challenges of military mental health, and we are committed to making advanced treatment options accessible to those who have served and those who support them.

What Is TMS?

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation — or TMS — is a non-invasive, non-drug treatment for major depressive disorder that has become one of the most studied advances in psychiatry over the last two decades. A small device is placed comfortably against the scalp, and precisely targeted magnetic pulses — similar in strength to those used in an MRI — stimulate areas of the brain involved in mood regulation.

A standard session takes approximately 20 minutes. Most patients complete a full course over six to eight weeks, with no anesthesia, no medication changes required, and no recovery time. Patients drive themselves to and from appointments and return to normal activities immediately after each session. Newer protocols, including Theta Burst Stimulation, can deliver effective treatment in as little as three to five minutes per session.

Who Is a Good Candidate?

TMS may be a strong option if you have experienced any of the following:

  • Antidepressants that haven’t fully resolved your symptoms
  • Side effects such as weight gain, fatigue, or emotional blunting that make medication difficult to continue
  • Depression that persists despite medication and therapy
  • A preference for a non-pharmaceutical approach
  • Postpartum depression or depression during pregnancy

It is worth noting that many Renue patients continue working with their therapist or prescriber alongside TMS treatment. Research suggests that outcomes are often stronger when treatments are used together — TMS is designed to complement your existing care, not replace it.

 

Does It Work?

Clinical studies have consistently shown that roughly 50 to 80 percent of patients with treatment-resistant depression experience a meaningful reduction in symptoms after TMS, and approximately 30 to 60 percent achieve full remission (becoming symptom-free). TMS has been FDA-cleared since 2008 and continues to be refined with newer, faster protocols.

Renue Wellness also offers Spravato, an FDA-approved nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression, administered in-office and covered by most major insurance plans including TRICARE.

What to Expect at Renue Wellness

Every patient begins with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation. Our providers take the time to understand your full history before recommending a course of treatment — because the right plan is built around you. Most patients begin noticing a difference by the third or fourth week of treatment.

 

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Renue Wellness is now open in Crestview and accepting new patients. Call us to schedule a free consultation and find out if TMS or Spravato is right for you.

📞  [(850) 655-6525]

🌐  renuewellness.com

📍  Now Open — Across from Crestview High School

Most major insurance accepted, including TRICARE.

Learn about preventing Medicare fraud June 1

Written by Staff Reporters on . Posted in — Healthy Living, Advertorial.

“Medicare fraud has a devastating impact on both beneficiaries and the Medicare program,” said Marti Hearn, SHINE-Senior Medicare Patrol Liaison. “We teach people how to avoid experiencing Medicare fraud. By preventing fraud from happening, this program helps individuals and protects the Medicare program for generations to come.”

Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones by joining the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) and their partners for Medicare Fraud Prevention Week which runs the week of June 5, or 6/5, because most people become eligible for Medicare when they turn 65.

“We’re excited to teach people – both about how to protect themselves from Medicare fraud and about the services that the Senior Medicare Patrol program offers. We hope that people will remember the numbers ‘6-5’ to help us celebrate Medicare Fraud Prevention Week,” said Marti Hearn.

Join their free Zoom class Monday, June 1, 2026 from 9-10 a.m. to learn more about preventing Medicare Fraud. Click here to register.

Everyone plays a part in the fight against fraud. During Medicare Fraud Prevention Week:

  • Medicare beneficiaries can monitor their insurance statements to make sure products and services received match what is on the statements. They can request free My Health Care Trackers from their local SMP.
  • Caregivers can help by being on the lookout for items such as durable medical equipment (like boxes of knee braces) lying around the house that may have been shipped to the beneficiary without their or their doctor’s approval. They can remind their client or loved ones to never give out their Medicare number or other personal information over the phone.
  • Families can help by talking to their loved ones about protecting their Medicare number just as they would a credit card number. They can help their loved ones create a Medicare.gov account to access their Medicare statements online or remind them to open and review them when they come in the mail. They can also register their phone number on “do not call” lists and go to optoutprescreen.com to opt out of mailings.
  • Partners and professionals can help by sharing SMP information on social media, referring clients and consumers to the SMP, and inviting the SMP to speak during a shared event.
  • Health care providers can help by talking to patients about health care-related scams such as those related to durable medical equipment and genetic testing schemes. They can remind them that products and services should only be ordered by physicians they regularly see. Needed medical items should never be ordered through TV ads or unsolicited calls.
  • Community members can help by looking out for older neighbors. When in public, they can be aware of older individuals purchasing gift cards in large amounts. They can encourage those they know to talk to a trusted source about their Medicare questions and tell neighbors about the most recent Medicare scams. They can even consider volunteering with the local SMP!

The Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) is ready to provide you with the information you need to PROTECT yourself from Medicare fraud, errors, and abuse; DETECT potential fraud, errors, and abuse; and REPORT your concerns. SMPs help educate and empower Medicare beneficiaries in the fight against health care fraud. Your SMP can help you with your questions, concerns, or complaints about potential fraud and abuse issues. It also provides information and educational presentations.

Northwest Florida Area Agency on Aging

Senior Medicare Patrol Medicare questions? Call 1-800-96-ELDER (1-800-963-5337)

Understanding Eczema and Rosacea as Temperatures Drop

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As the weather cools down and humidity levels fall, many people begin to notice changes in their skin. What felt healthy and hydrated in the summer can quickly become dry, red, and irritated in the winter months. For those living with conditions like eczema or rosacea, this seasonal shift can bring a frustrating flare-up of symptoms. 

Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, often worsens when the air becomes colder and drier. Skin loses moisture more quickly, leading to itching, flaking, and patches of inflammation. Long, hot showers, indoor heating, and even certain fabrics can make matters worse. “The key is protecting your skin barrier,” explains Dr. John Phillips, board-certified dermatologist at Dermatology Specialists of Florida in Navarre. “Gentle cleansing, frequent moisturizing, and early treatment of flare-ups can prevent the cycle of dryness and irritation from getting out of control.” 

Rosacea, a chronic condition that causes redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes acne-like bumps, can also worsen during colder weather. Sudden temperature changes, wind exposure, and indoor heating can all trigger flare-ups. “Our goal with rosacea is to help patients identify their personal triggers and choose treatments that calm inflammation and restore confidence,” says Lauren Hagen, PA-C, who treats patients alongside Dr. Phillips. “Even simple lifestyle adjustments, like using mild cleansers, daily sunscreen, and avoiding harsh scrubs, can make a big difference.” 

The good news is that both eczema and rosacea are highly manageable with the right care. Prescription treatments, laser therapy and professional skincare guidance can greatly reduce discomfort and improve appearance. 

If you’re struggling with winter skin changes or chronic redness, the Navarre team at Dermatology Specialists of Florida is here to help. “Healthy skin isn’t just about how it looks—it’s about how it feels,” Dr. Phillips adds. “We’re passionate about helping patients enjoy both comfort and confidence all year long.” 

 

 

Dermatology Specialists of Florida 

Navarre office: 2053 Fountain Professional Ct STE B, Navarre, FL 32566 

(850) 932-1455 

mydermspecialists.com 

Gulf Breeze Hospital cares for Brandy after breast cancer

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Brandy was scheduled to have her first mammogram in the spring of 2024, but she delayed the procedure due to a layoff at work. In December of 2024, she finally went in for her first mammogram.  

Brandy’s mammogram results led her to an ultrasound and then a biopsy. Those tests showed that Brandy had breast cancer. Because doctors caught it early, Brandy did not require chemotherapy and radiation. However, to significantly lower the chance of developing cancer in the future, Brandy chose to have a double mastectomy. 

Brandy previously had breast implants that were removed during her full mastectomy in February of 2025. After a month-long recovery and post-surgery follow-ups, Brandy rested and then considered reconstruction options. 

“I wanted to have my shape back and feel like myself, so I opted to have reconstruction using a new enhanced implant that is suited for my size that my doctor recommended,” Brandy said. “That was my mindset and the journey I wanted for me.” 

Independent physician Emily Wolfe, M.D.*, is a board-certified plastic surgeon specializing in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. She performed Brandy’s procedure at Gulf Breeze Hospital using a new line of implants, The Mentor™ Memory Gel™, designed specifically for women with larger breast sizes.  

More than 246,000 women undergo a mastectomy each year as part of breast cancer treatment or prevention, with many looking to pursue implant-based reconstruction.   

“My surgery experience at Gulf Breeze Hospital was great, and my care team was so sweet,” Brandy said. “I have had several procedures there, and I could not have asked for better nurses. They took time to listen to my concerns. My caregivers walked me through everything and put me at ease.”  

Brandy was up and moving immediately after the implant procedure. She described how she felt after surgery.  

“By the next day, I felt amazing and even went back to my normal routine. I was doing errands with my husband and our five kids and running our own business, The Salty Solution, a halo therapy wellness center that we began just before my diagnosis,” Brandy said.  

Brandy chose to share her story to help other women. She also wants to let others know about the compassionate care offered at Gulf Breeze Hospital.  

“Early detection saved me. I want women to know they’re not alone and that they have options for larger implants now. Also, I had the most wonderful team caring for me. I could not have had a better experience than what I had at Gulf Breeze Hospital,” Brandy said. 

Screening mammograms can often detect breast cancer before symptoms appear, increasing the chances of successful treatment. A doctor can provide direction on screenings appropriate for family health history and age. Baptist offers 3D mammography at Baptist Medical Park – Navarre, as well as various locations throughout Gulf Breeze and Pensacola. To schedule a mammogram, visit easyschedule.com.\*Emily Wolfe, M.D., is an independent physician and not an agent or employee of Baptist Health Care. Dr. Wolfe used MENTOR™ MemoryGel™ enhanced breast implants for Brandy’s procedure. 

Become a SMP volunteer and help prevent Medicare fraud

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The Importance of SMP Volunteers

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius spoke to SMPs at the August 2011 national SMP conference and she had this to say about the role of SMP volunteers:

“… We know that one of the most effective and direct steps we can take to improve Medicare’s long-term health is ridding the program of waste, fraud, and abuse. And for the last 14 years, the Senior Medicare Patrol has been on the front lines of that fight. No one feels more strongly about keeping criminals out of Medicare than seniors themselves. When someone defrauds Medicare, it means higher premiums and co-pays for beneficiaries. It also threatens the program that they have worked so hard for – and that they want to make sure is there for their children and grandchildren.”

What SMP Volunteers Do

SMP projects match a volunteer’s skills and interests to the needs of the program. As a result, SMP volunteers may serve Medicare beneficiaries, their families, and caregivers in many creative ways.

However, there are six types of activities most commonly conducted by SMP volunteers nationwide:

1. Assist with administration: Help with work such as copying, filing, data entry, and placing outbound phone calls in support of SMP activity
2. Distribute information: Help with transporting and disseminating SMP information materials to sites and events; may include presenting prepared copy or performing scripted activities for small groups
3. Staff exhibits: Help by staffing information kiosks or exhibits at events such as health fairs; also may provide general information about SMP to the public and answer basic questions
4. Make group presentations: Help by giving presentations on SMP topics to small and large groups; may interact with the audience by answering questions and through discussion
5. Counsel: Help by having direct conversations with beneficiaries about their individual situations; may include review of personal information such as Medicare Summary Notices, billing statements, and other related financial and health documents
6. Manage complex interactions: Help with in-depth interactions with beneficiaries who are reporting specific instances of health care fraud, errors, and abuse; may act on behalf of a beneficiary to correct an error or refer suspected fraud and abuse to the appropriate authorities.

CONTACT the local SHINE-SMP office at the Northwest Florida Area Agency on Aging, (850) 494-7101 and ask about volunteering for the SHINE-SMP program, today.

NOMC receives Chest Pain Center Accreditation

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The center, which stands at 151 E. Redstone Ave. in Crestview, was awarded Chest Pain Center Accreditation with Primary PCI in July. The accreditation was based on rigorous onsite evaluation of the staff’s ability to evaluate, diagnose and treat patients who may be experiencing a heart attack, NOMC officials said in a news release.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 730,000 Americans suffer a heart attack each year. The most common symptom of a heart attack for both men and women is chest pain or discomfort. However, women are more likely to have atypical symptoms.

Other heart attack symptoms include tingling or discomfort in one or both arms, back, shoulder, neck or jaw, shortness of breath, cold sweat, unusual tiredness, heartburn-like feeling, nausea or vomiting, sudden dizziness and fainting.

Percutaneous coronary intervention is also known as coronary angioplasty. It is a non-surgical procedure that opens narrowed or blocked coronary arteries with a balloon to relieve symptoms of heart disease or reduce heart damage during or after a heart attack.

Hospitals that have earned ACC Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI Accreditation have proven exceptional competency in treating patients with heart attack symptoms and have primary PCI available 24/7 every day of the year.

As required to meet the criteria of the accreditation designation, they comply with standard Chest Pain Center protocols and are equipped with a robust hypothermia program for post-cardiac arrest treatment. These facilities also maintain a “No Diversion Policy” for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients.

“North Okaloosa Medical Center has demonstrated its commitment to providing their community with excellent heart care,” Dr. Deepak L. Bhatt, chair of the ACC Accreditation Management Board, said in a statement.

“Achieving Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI accreditation from the American College of Cardiology ensures that NOMC will provide our patients with the best possible care for chest pain and related cardiac conditions at our facility,” Michael Nordness, the hospital’s CEO, said in a statement. “It also demonstrates NOMC’s focus on bringing the highest quality care to our communities and the patients we serve. The entire team at NOMC is committed to ensuring that through their expertise and dedication we are providing the best possible Cardiac Care for our patients, and that we exceed the standards for optimal cardiovascular care.”

Medicare Fraud Prevention Week teaches everyone how to prevent fraud

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“Medicare fraud has a devastating impact on both beneficiaries and the Medicare program,” said Marti Hearn, SHINE-Senior Medicare Patrol Liaison. “We teach people how to avoid experiencing Medicare fraud. By preventing fraud from happening, this program helps individuals and protects the Medicare program for generations to come.”

Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones by joining the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) and their partners for Medicare Fraud Prevention Week which runs the week of June 5, or 6/5, because most people become eligible for Medicare when they turn 65.

“We’re excited to teach people – both about how to protect themselves from Medicare fraud and about the services that the Senior Medicare Patrol program offers. We hope that people will remember the numbers ‘6-5’ to help us celebrate Medicare Fraud Prevention Week,” said Marti Hearn.

Everyone plays a part in the fight against fraud. During Medicare Fraud Prevention Week:

  • Medicare beneficiaries can monitor their insurance statements to make sure products and services received match what is on the statements. They can request free My Health Care Trackers from their local SMP.
  • Caregivers can help by being on the lookout for items such as durable medical equipment (like boxes of knee braces) lying around the house that may have been shipped to the beneficiary without their or their doctor’s approval. They can remind their client or loved ones to never give out their Medicare number or other personal information over the phone.
  • Families can help by talking to their loved ones about protecting their Medicare number just as they would a credit card number. They can help their loved ones create a Medicare.gov account to access their Medicare statements online or remind them to open and review them when they come in the mail. They can also register their phone number on “do not call” lists and go to optoutprescreen.com to opt out of mailings.
  • Partners and professionals can help by sharing SMP information on social media, referring clients and consumers to the SMP, and inviting the SMP to speak during a shared event.
  • Health care providers can help by talking to patients about health care-related scams such as those related to durable medical equipment and genetic testing schemes. They can remind them that products and services should only be ordered by physicians they regularly see. Needed medical items should never be ordered through TV ads or unsolicited calls.
  • Community members can help by looking out for older neighbors. When in public, they can be aware of older individuals purchasing gift cards in large amounts. They can encourage those they know to talk to a trusted source about their Medicare questions and tell neighbors about the most recent Medicare scams. They can even consider volunteering with the local SMP!

The Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) is ready to provide you with the information you need to PROTECT yourself from Medicare fraud, errors, and abuse; DETECT potential fraud, errors, and abuse; and REPORT your concerns. SMPs help educate and empower Medicare beneficiaries in the fight against health care fraud. Your SMP can help you with your questions, concerns, or complaints about potential fraud and abuse issues. It also provides information and educational presentations.

Northwest Florida Area Agency on Aging
Senior Medicare Patrol
Medicare questions?
Call 1-800-96-ELDER
(1-800-963-5337)

Balance Therapy can help you overcome dizziness and imbalance

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In our balance program, we will first evaluate your gait, known as your manner of walking and movement, to determine potential problems with strength and posture. Then, we will test your balance by having you perform simple movements and exercises. These evaluations point us in the direction of what to focus on in terms of therapy. Our team will create a fully customized balance therapy program to help you navigate challenging terrain and avoid dizzy spells. Your program may consist of manual therapy, vestibular rehabilitation, and functional training.

At FYZICAL, we have a unique approach to balance therapy and falls prevention through the use of our Safety Overhead Support (SOS) System. This is an overhead harness system that creates a fall-free environment, allowing our patients to safely perform functional activities that challenge their balance. This results in positive patient outcomes as it allows us to challenge real-world cases of function, without compromising patient safety and by removing the fear of falling.

In addition to our facilities and equipment designed specifically for balance training, FYZICAL offers a holistic therapy approach to improve our patient’s health outcomes. Our therapists have advanced clinical education and training, specialty certifications, and years of experience providing hands-on healing. Our therapists will educate our patients on their condition causing the imbalance, as well as provide at-home exercise programs to help improve strength and confidence even after you have completed our balance program.

If you’re interested in requesting an appointment for our balance therapy program or learning more about our additional offerings to help you get back to doing what you love, visit fyzical.com/northwest-fl! We have three clinics in the Northwest Florida area, located in Crestview, Defuniak Springs, and Niceville. Our clinics offer special services such as balance therapy, pelvic health, dry needling, laser therapy, occupational therapy, LSVT BIG for Parkinson’s Disease, and more!

FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers
728 N Ferdon Blvd STE #3, Crestview, FL 32536
(850) 682-7772
https://www.fyzical.com/crestview-fl

Affordable and thorough health care at Navarre Primary Care

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A caring and compassionate nurse practitioner, Sherrie is extremely knowledgeable about health and medicine. She really takes the time to listen to her patient’s concerns and asks the right questions to understand and resolve their health issues. She is genuine, thorough, and efficient, and makes her patients feel comfortable.

In Sept. 2023, she opened her own autonomous practice called Navarre Primary Care, located in Navarre Plaza across the street from Whataburger.

Navarre Primary Care makes health care easy and affordable. They offer Medical Memberships which eliminate co-pays and help ease the mind and the wallet when it comes to primary care. For just $75 a month, Navarre Primary Care Medical Members receive:

  • unlimited visits
  • lab work
  • an annual physical
  • school/sports physicals
  • flu vaccinations when available
  • STD testing
  • flu, strep, COVID-19 testing
  • pap smear (additional charges for pathology)
  • breast exam
  • prescription appointments

There is a $35 initial registration fee, and they have a $300 maximum family rate. Membership plans allow for people to have access to quality primary care at a low monthly fee, so you can save money with a high deductible health care plan. For more information, visit navarreprimarycareclinic.com.

The office also offers Group Membership Plans for groups of 5 people or more. This 1-year membership could be used for small businesses, church groups, clubs, teachers or just friends – any group at all. Monthly rates range from $45 – $60 per person.

Although memberships are an excellent option, they are not the only option. Navarre Primary Care offers 3 payment options:

  1. Insurance (covered services)
  2. Medical Membership
  3. Self-pay (cash 10% off)

The medical office accepts a variety of insurances, such as Medicare, some Medicaid plans, Tricare for Life, Tricare Select, and they have future contracts with Florida Blue and United Healthcare in the works. Navarre Primary Care also accepts VA Community Care. With the VA being almost 40 miles away from Navarre, Sherrie sees a lot of veterans. Navarre Primary Care is an excellent alternative to making a doctor’s appointment an all-day affair at the VA. Seeing the same caring provider every time encourages veterans to choose Navarre Primary Care.

Sherrie’s favorite part of her job is making people feel comfortable about their health journey.
“So many have stigmas about healthcare providers, or maybe they’ve had a bad experience. I just want to assure patients that I’m listening and am going to help figure out what’s wrong and work with them to come up with a solution that they are happy with too,” she said.

Sherrie works with her patients on lifestyle changes too, if that’s what they would prefer.

“I work with them on lifestyle changes and not just say “take this med” and don’t tell them what it’s for or what it could do. I think people appreciate that. It makes me feel like I’m doing something they can’t find someplace else,” she said.

Sherrie educates her patients on the risks and benefits of taking medicine and making lifestyle changes, based on what the patient wants. She listens and she cares.

Sherrie can take care of any of your family practice needs, whether that be an acute or chronic condition, preventative care, bloodwork, weight loss or treating depression or anxiety. She works with patients of all ages and specializes in care.

Stop by Navarre Primary Care’s Grand Opening Sat. Jan. 20 to check out their office, enjoy refreshments and meet Sherrie for yourself.

Navarre Primary Care
1772 Sea Lark Lane
Navarre, FL 32566
850-939-9721

Your CBD Store to gift free CBD to first 100 Black Friday customers

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This Black Friday, Nov. 24, Your CBD store will have a fantastic sale for customers. In-store items will be marked down by 70% for the year’s lowest prices.

Your CBD store will also be giving away gift bags to customers. These bags will be limited, and only one hundred will be given away, so early arrival is recommended. The gift bags will be over $100 in free products, including a five-day supply of the seven best-selling items.

Gift bag items include CBD products, CBN for sleep, and CBG for energy. CBN and CBG are both cannabinoid derivatives that offer customers relief benefits. CBN is more relaxing and can be used to have better sleep. CBG, on the other hand, is more uplifting and can be used for increased energy.

Other popular products include Delta-8 and Delta-9, which come in many shapes and sizes at the store, such as oil tincture droppers, vape cartridges, and fruit cocktail-flavored gummies. Some popular vape cartridge flavors include Maui Waui and Blue Dream.

The Delta-9 products cut nausea. It helps with spasms, tremors, restless legs, anxiety, and insomnia.

Your CBD Store has recently launched new products throughout the year as well. Super-green gummies and an adaptogenic mushroom blend both help with maintaining overall wellness. The gummies include eight blended greens that help support metabolism and detox with prebiotics and probiotics. The mushroom blend offers customers a mix of ten different mushrooms that help promote overall wellness and reduce anxiety and pain.

The newest of these recent launches from Your CBD is kratom, a tropical evergreen native to southeast Asia. The leaves have been used for pain relief, as a mood enhancer, and can potentially help customers with opioid withdrawals. Your CBD store offers kratom in different forms, including powder, capsules, and liquid shots.

Your CBD Store Manager Casey Purvis.

Your CBD Store also now offers premium kava products. Native to the South Pacific, kava is used for its relaxing effects, acting more as a sedative for stress and anxiety relief.

Your CBD Store offers 20% off every Monday for anyone 55 or older. All military get 15% off. Free samples are also available at Your CBD Store so people can witness the effects firsthand. And on the weekends, you can buy two products and get one free!

The CBD products sold in the store do not require a prescription to purchase, and independent lab reports are available on all products simply by scanning the QR code with your phone. The lab reports are also available in the store to research the information for yourself.

Follow Your CBD Store (Navarre, FL) on Facebook for upcoming events and sales.

Note: Do not drive motorized vehicles or operate heavy machinery while using THC products.

Your CBD Store

8231 Navarre Parkway

850-343-9999

www.cbdrx4u.com

Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sun. noon – 5 p.m.

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