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Faded Cannabis Co. THC Chocolate Chip Cookies 200mg
Faded Cannabis Co. is turning up the heat this Summer with the launch of their all-new delectable baked goods, expanding their extensive line of THC-infused edibles! As one of Canada’s premier and most trusted manufacturers, Faded Cannabis Co. is dedicated to creating the best-tasting, purest, and highest quality edibles in the country, backed by rigorous testing. Adding to their popular assortment of THC gummies, the new line of baked edibles features indulgent treats like chocolate fudge brownies and THC chocolate chip cookies. Each batch of Faded Cannabis Co. THC Cookies is crafted in small quantities to ensure meticulous attention to dosage and taste, guaranteeing an exceptional experience with every bite.
| THC CONTENTS | 200mg |
|---|---|
| CONTENTS | 2x 100mg THC Cookies |
| MEDICAL EFFECTS | Stress, Depression, Pain, Insomnia & Lack of Appetite |
| EFFECTS | Uplifted, Euphoric, Happy, Hungry & Sleepy |
| DOSAGE | Begin with 1/2 a cookie and allow upwards of an hour for digestion. These high dosage edibles are not meant for beginners. Proceed with caution. |
What Are Edibles?
Cannabis-infused edibles have surged in popularity, becoming one of the most favored methods for consuming THC. These edibles are regular food products infused with cannabis, offering a versatile array of options including baked goods, beverages, candies, and chocolates. Essentially, any food can be combined with cannabinoids (CBD or THC) to provide a fun and tasty alternative for medicating. Known for their potency, edibles primarily deliver effects that target the body, making them an excellent choice for those seeking relief from pain, nausea, and lack of appetite.
Edibles vs. Smoking
There are significant differences between smoking and ingesting cannabinoids. The allure of cannabis-infused edibles lies in the wide variety of delicious options available, which are a healthier alternative to traditional smoking. Unlike smoking, which introduces harmful effects associated with smoke inhalation, edibles are absorbed through the digestive system. This process takes longer, with effects kicking in between 30 minutes to 2 hours, compared to the almost instantaneous effects of smoking. However, the high from edibles is markedly different and longer-lasting, often resulting in a body-focused, sedating experience known as “couch-lock.”
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