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GrowBLOX Sciences

www.growblox.com

 
GrowBLOX Sciences (OTCQ GBLX) – merges state-of-the-art technologies in plant biology, cultivation and post-production processes in order to optimize safe, consistent medical Cannabis. The company is pioneering technologies and industry-leading processes in combination with a Big Data-driven clinical research and development program to bring relief to patients in communities across the country.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.growblox.com
  • 6450 Cameron St. Ste 110
    Las Vegas, NV USA 89118
  • Phone: 866.721.0297

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