100% Swiss Made is the promise Naturalpes makes to its customers. And it is kept: all CBD cannabis products come from plants growing in the canton of Valais, in Switzerland. At the foot of the majestic Alps, they flourish in the sunshine, cradled by the winds that blow across the Rhone plain. This exceptional terroir is the reason for the incomparable quality of Naturalpes products.
100% Natural
All-natural cultivation
100% Swiss Made
Everything is produced in Switzerland
Wellness
Designed for your well-being
Transparency
Full transparency with our customers
A few years ago, few were betting on the rise of CBD cannabis and the recognition of the well-being it brings to those who use it. Johann and Gaetano believed, and rightly so. The two founders of Naturalpes have built their company on strong values, always keeping in mind the needs of their customers and their well-being.
For Naturalpes, things are clear: there is no question of finding residues of any chemical product in the products made from CBD cannabis plants. This is why Naturalpes has partnered with producers who share their vision of nature and the environment: no chemical fertilisers or synthetic pesticides and a total respect for the plants and the environment in general.
Naturalpes works with a state of the art laboratory in Valais. The company selects the best CBD cannabis plants and the laboratory transforms them into different products: oil, cream, etc. The care taken by Naturalpes in the choice of plants, combined with the seriousness of the laboratory is a guarantee of quality. Together, they produce perfect products in complete transparency, able to meet the needs of all those wishing to benefit from the virtues of CBD cannabis.
The Naturalpes team consists of about ten people. All passionate, all experienced and all with a fine knowledge of CBD cannabis. With them you are in good hands.
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