$12.00
Get ready to kick-back and relax with Twisted Extracts 1:1 Black Cherry ZZZ Bombs! A new addition to their product line, these edibles combine Twisted Extract’s proprietary CBD and THCedible recipesto give you the best of both worlds. These indica-based gummies will keep you relaxed and peaceful, while the added benefits of CBD relieve your pain and help you medicate.
| CONTENTS | 1x Black Cherry Jelly Bomb |
|---|---|
| CANNABINOID CONTENT | 40mg CBD & THC (1:1) |
| EFFECTS | Relaxed, Hungry, Happy, Sleepy & Uplifted |
| MEDICAL EFFECTS | Depression, Stress, Pain, Insomnia, Lack of Appetite & Inflammation |
| DOSAGE | Product can easily be divided into 8 x 5mg CBD & THC servings. Begin with 1 serving and allow 1/2 hour for full effects to kick in. |
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Twisted Extracts 1:1 Black Cherry ZZZ Bomb
Take a break from the daily grind and relax with Twisted Extracts 1:1 Black Cherry ZZZ Bombs! This delicious edible is the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the effects of both THC and CBD, with each ZZZ bomb containing 40mg of both. Enjoy a tasty and relaxing treat with Twisted Extracts 1:1 Black Cherry ZZZ Bombs.
What Are Edibles?
Cannabis-infused edibles are becoming increasingly popular, especially when it comes to enjoying the effects of THC. Edibles are simply everyday food products that are infused with cannabis, and can come in all sorts of forms including baked goods, beverages, candies and even chocolates. Edibles are a great way to medicate, as they typically provide a long-lasting and body-focused high.
Edibles vs Smoking
Smoking and ingesting cannabis have some major differences, and for many people, edibles are a far healthier option than smoking. Ingesting cannabis through edibles takes longer for the effects to kick in (30 minutes to 2 hours), while smoking offers an almost instantaneous absorption through the bloodstream. Effects of edibles are also longer-lasting and more body-focused than smoking, making them great for those looking for pain relief, nausea relief, and appetite stimulation.
