Naturally Gifted by Jeri Now Open

Jeri Culbertson

Jeri Culbertson has opened the company Naturally Gifted by Jeri (formerly A Natural Approach), located at 1 South Market Street, Suite 103, in Elizabethtown.

She says, “I carry 100 percent all-natural products, CBD [cannabidiol] and local handcrafted artisan gifts.” Customers may continue to purchase Basic Earth Essentials and a wide variety of metaphysical items such as pendulums, crystals, books and other holistic and handcrafted items through a locally owned store. For more information, call 717-449-0336, email [email protected] or visit NaturallyGiftedByJeri.com.

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