Israeli firms seek to cash in with Dead Sea cannabis cosmetics 2
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Tuesday 24 July 2018 Last update on Tuesday, July 24, 2018 At 3:02 PM

Anything made with minerals from the Dead Sea tends to receive great credit nowadays. Skincare firm, Premier Dead Sea, and manufacturer of medical cannabis, Together Pharma, join forces to launch a brand-new line of therapeutic and cosmetic products that combine Dead Sea minerals with a compound extracted from cannabis plants.

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