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CBD American Shaman opens Frisco store

CBD American Shaman sells CBD creams, oils and other products.

CBD American Shaman sells CBD creams, oils and other products.

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By Lindsey Juarez Monsivais |

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CBD American Shaman held a grand opening May 4 at 8745 Gary Burns Drive, Ste. 136, Frisco. The store sells CBD creams, oils and other products for beauty, pain relief and health needs. 469-888-4141. www.friscocbdstore.com

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