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Resonant Botanicals’ latest launch gives users the Royal treatment

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Resonant Botanicals has a new flagship CBD brand. Royal. Royal brings together three of the Seattle-based company’s products that consumers said they were using together to relieve severe pain — Painless X, Neuro-Soothe and MSR. 

"When we came out with Painless X, we had a surprising amount of customers contact us, asking whether it was okay to combine Neuro-Soothe with Painless X. Many of our long time customers began independently referring to this mix as 'the cocktail,” said Michael Yocco, CEO of Resonant Botanicals. 

Royal, which is meant to offer pain relief, for acute or chronic pain. It is formulated to contain 125 mg of CBD per ounce, more than double what the company’s Painless X — formerly the company’s strongest product — contains per ounce. Total, a jar of Royal contains 1,000 mg of CBD. 

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