$14.00
Faded Cannabis Co. Sour Suckers are a new-school twist on a familiar classic. These soft and chewy sucker-shaped gummies come in assorted fruit flavours and are infused with just the perfect amount of THC. Eat a couple sour suckers after a stressful day of work and satisfy your sweet tooth while also reaping the mighty benefits of cannabis!
| CONTENTS | 6 x Sour Suckers Gummies |
|---|---|
| DOSAGE | Each gummy contains 30mg of THC. Begin with one candy and allow half an hour for digestion before eating more. |
| EFFECTS | Cerebral, Euphoric, Giggly, Happy, Hungry, Relaxed & Sleepy |
| MEDICAL EFFECTS | Depression, Fatigue, Inflammation, Insomnia, Lack of Appetite, Pain & Stress |
| THC CONTENT | 180mg |
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Faded Cannabis Co. Sour Suckers
Unwind with Faded Cannabis Co. Sour Suckers! These delicious, soft and chewy gummies come in assorted fruit flavours and are infused with just the right amount of THC. Whether you’re looking for an after-work treat or just trying to relieve stress and pain, our Sour Suckers have got you covered. Each pack contains 6 gummies and a total of 180mg THC, so it’s easy to find the perfect dose for you. So, if you’re looking for a tasty way to get the benefits of cannabis, Faded Cannabis Co. Sour Suckers are the way to go!
What Are Edibles?
Cannabis infused edibles are becoming increasingly popular, as they offer a tasty and versatile way to consume THC. Edibles come in a variety of forms, including baked goods, beverages, candies and even chocolates. Ingesting edibles is very different to smoking cannabis, as the effects are much longer lasting and body-focused. Edibles tend to be far more potent than smoking, making them great for those looking for relief from pain, nausea, and lack of appetite.
Edibles vs Smoking
There are several advantages to consuming edibles over smoking cannabis. Edibles offer a much larger variety of taste and texture than smoking, and they are a far healthier alternative due to the negative health effects associated with smoke inhalation. Additionally, edibles are absorbed through the digestive system, and typically take between 30 minutes to 2 hours to kick in, compared to the almost instantaneous absorption of cannabinoids through the bloodstream when smoking. So,
