Can CBD Gummies Make You Sick?*

Let's get this straight, CBD is a safe substance, especially when taken topically and orally. But in this article, we will also discuss the possible  side effects of CBD - that can be treated mildly and avoided in most cases, whether we talk about CBD oil or CBD edibles.

 

What are CBD Gummies

CBD gummies are types  of gummies that have CBD in their formulation. You can purchase these in multipacks, where you can find various shapes or flavors with different doses and in some cases additional function forward ingredients. People call them gummi, gummy, and jelly candies aside from the usual term gummy candies since they are chewable and you can see them in different shapes and colors. "Gummi" is a german word but the US and other countries often describe them as jelly sweets.

CBD gummies are sweet, chewy, and imbued with cannabidiol content.The extract you can taste or find in CBD gummies comes from the hemp plant, the kind of cannabis that does not result in intoxication. This can interact with our nervous system, via the endo-cannabinoid system (ECS), which can tout several benefits. 

You may think that they are the same when you hear CBD gummies and hemp gummies. Not entirely - and you’ll see this huge distinction on a platform like Amazon, where “Hemp Gummies” are sold (but have no CBD content whatsoever). The FDA (the Food and Drug Administration) does not deal with cannabidiol like other supplements. One distinction between the hemp and CBD gummies is their compositions.

Taking CBD gummies means taking in CBD oil, not necessarily hemp seed oil (but can be combined with hemp seed oil.). This is also a hallmark of authentic and properly processed CBD gummies.

CBD oil does not waste all parts of the cannabis plant (often extracted from the entire plant and primarily the flower), while hemp seed oil focuses only on the cannabis seeds, so there is technically a considerable amount of difference in the expected feel

So the next time you see hemp gummies being advertised as a substitute for CBD gummies (like the Amazon ones we’ve described above), you will better understand that this cannot be entirely true unless you comb the ingredients and ask the company for a COA. To learn more about how to read a COA click here.

The Difference Between Hemp Seed Oil and CBD Oil

Studies on CBD are nonstop, but there have been many instances where it was proven that CBD products could alleviate certain ailments.*

More and more people are trying CBD products for the possibility of relieving their  anxiety* and other chronic diseases*. Epidiolex is now a widely known prescribed medication primarily made from  CBD isolate -now used by those with  certain neurological conditions.*

Hemp seed oil may be beneficial when helping to relieve skin conditions*. Skin conditions can range from those such as psoriasis or acne.  CBD may have been shown to have an impact on inflammation* and is said to be nourishing. In these instances, CBDis usually used topically. This is something hemp gummies cannot deliver since they do not give the same effects as CBD topical products. CBD infused gummies can however offer some benefits by focusing on an inside-out approach, by feeding your endo-cannabinoid system to help reduce the above mentioned issues.

The possible effects of CBD gummies can be seen in those who use it on a regular basis  as they observed more prolonged effects than topicals; perhaps since they are eaten then enter our bloodstream through digestion -  , the results can last hours.

Gummies can be a  more pleasant delivery than using CBD topical products or prescription medications. Simply  chew and enjoy. As long as you have a trusted source, and understand how your body reacts to a product, you do not need to follow any complex dosages when using hemp derived cannabinoids. We will suggest, when starting your CBD journey, to keep a note of how many milligrams you consumed, when, how often and how you feel before, during and after this experience. This will help you get better insight as to how your body can benefit from cannabinoids. Download our FREE cannabinoid journal here (insert link when journal is ready)

It is suggested that you should always follow your doctor's advice on how CBD gummies can better assist you in the results you want to see. 

On the other hand, there are possible  cons that those who take CBD gummies need to know. Give yourself time to learn more about the brand you are buying since there are many marketed CBD products nowadays, and ensuring that you buy only the best and high-quality CBD gummies will allow you to worry less.

CBD products, specifically CBD gummies, focus on the entire body, not just some parts or spots, unlike topicals. So you may want to consider this. These gummies and CBD edibles take longer to take effect, and first-time users may have a longer time to realize if the results are actually happening. Our blog — Understanding the On-Set and Off-Set of Edibles will help guide you through what to expect from your edibles.

If you are consuming CBD with other medications, it may result in drug interactions. It is important to  tell your doctor that you are planning on adding CBD gummies or other cannabinoid based products to your daily routine so that they can better monitor your condition and adjust the medications you are taking if necessary.

Different Types and Forms of CBD

CBD products come in many shapes and sizes and forms. At the introduction of hemp-derived cannabinoids intro to the mainstream market - CBD oils were perhaps the most popular option, as they are easy to consume and can be added to food or taken on their own. These CBD oils are also categorized as sublinguals which have a quicker on-set effect than traditional edibles.

CBD isolate is another popular choice, as it is a pure form of CBD that can be used in various ways. CBD Isolate offers a fully THC-Free option for those looking for relief* but need to either take a drug test or prefer to not interact with THC. Some people add it to their coffee or tea, while others use it to make their own topical products. There are also CBD edibles, capsules, and tinctures available on the market. When choosing a CBD product, it is important to consider your needs and preferences.

For example, people who want a high dose of CBD may prefer oil or isolate (Which allows for a much higher CBD concentration), while those who want a more convenient option may prefer a capsule or edible. Ultimately, there is no wrong choice when it comes to consuming CBD; it is simply a matter of finding the right product for you.

Below are the types of CBD products that you may encounter:

Full-Spectrum CBD

Full-spectrum CBD products are made with an extract that contains all of the compounds found in the plant, including trace amounts of THC.

Some research suggests that consuming full-spectrum CBD may offer greater benefits* than isolate or broad-spectrum form, as the compounds (cannabinoids) work together to provide a more potent effect. For example, one study found that full-spectrum CBD was more effective in reducing blood pressure* in rats more effectively than Broad Spectrum CBD.

Broad-Spectrum CBD

Broad-spectrum CBD provides all the benefits of CBD, without the psychoactive effects of THC. This makes it an ideal choice for people who are looking to consume CBD for its potential health benefits, but who do not want to experience any psychoactive effects — or have to pass a drug test for any reason.

Additionally, broad-spectrum CBD may have been shown to help regulate blood pressure*, making it a safe and effective option for people who are looking to maintain their health.

CBD Isolate

CBD isolate is a form of pure CBD that contains no other compounds from the cannabis plant, other than just CBD. It is made by extracting CBD from hemp plants flower and then purifying it to remove any other plant material.

This means that the isolate form of CBD contains no THC, the psychoactive compound in cannabis. As a result, it does not produce any psychoactive effects.However, it is important to note that CBD isolate can still interact with the endocannabinoid system and produce some therapeutic effects.

Forms of CBD

Now that you know that CBD can come in many forms, below are some the available options on the market.

CBD Oil

CBD oil is a type of cannabinoid that is derived from the cannabis plant. Unlike THC, CBD does not produce a psychoactive effect. 

CBD oil is typically diluted with grapeseed oil,  hemp seed oil or other carriers in order to create a product with a lower concentration of CBD and help carry it efficiently to your system. CBD oils are used for various purposes, and may have been found to assist withreducing stress* and relieving joint and muscle aches**. Some people also use CBD oil to offset the psychoactive effects of THC - to counteract the “high” they may be experiencing.

CBD Gummies and Edibles

CBD Gummies are a type of CBD Edible. They contain the compound CBD, which is derived from the Cannabis plant.

CBD may have anti-inflammatory properties* and has been shown to be effective in assisting with a variety of health conditions* - as most conditions are spurred by inflammation in the body. When choosing a CBD gummy, it is important to select a product that contains a proper dosage of CBD that’s right for you and your needs

CBD Gummies are a convenient and delicious way to consume CBD and experience its benefits.

CBD Topicals

CBD topicals are a type of product that contains cannabidiol, or CBD, which is a compound found in the cannabis plant. CBD topicals are applied to the skin and can offer a wide range of possible benefits, from pain management* to skin health*. CBD topicals can be  particularly effective with the possibility of  relieving neuropathic pain*, or pain caused by damage to the nerves*.

Neuropathic pain is often described as a "burning" or "tingling" sensation, and it can be difficult to treat. CBD topicals work by interacting with the body's endocannabinoid system, which may be found to help regulate pain and inflammation*. CBD topicals may play a role in relieving muscle pain, joint pain, and inflammatory conditions*.

Inflammatory conditions in your body may surface as psoriasis and eczema*.

CBD Topicals can be made from either full-spectrum or CBD isolate, and they are typically blended with a carrier oil like grapeseed oil, jojoba oil or hemp seed oil. The concentration of CBD in a topical can vary widely, so it's important to choose a product that contains the amount of CBD you're looking for.

Topicals can be an effective for a wide range of conditions, but they should not be used as a substitute for medical care.*

What are the Common Side Effects of CBD?

CBD oil is made by extracting CBD from the cannabis plant, then diluting it with a carrier oil like coconut or hemp seed oil. CBD is available in various forms, including oils, capsules, and edibles. It can also be inhaled using a vaporizer for the quickest onset of cannabinoids to your system. (Link to on-set blog)

CBD is generally considered safe and has few side effects. However, some people may experience diarrhea, changes in appetite, and fatigue - dependent upon the quality of the CBD product. These experiences can also come from the additional ingredients found in these products. Canvast uses minimal and function forward ingredients to ensure our products do not give you an un-satisfactory experience. 

CBD can also have the potential to interact with other drugs or health conditions. For example, it may increase the level of the blood thinner warfarin in the body. One common side effect is drowsiness*. Therefore, it’s important to talk to your doctor before taking CBD if you have any health concerns or take medication. It is always best not to take hemp derived products on an empty stomach.

To give you a better bird's eye view, below are some possible side effects include:

• Drowsiness
• Dry mouth

 

• Allergic reaction
• Decreased appetite
• Weight loss

Interactions with other drugs or health conditions

When taking CBD, it is important to be aware of possible interactions with other drugs or health conditions. CBD may interact with some commonly prescribed medications, so it is always best to check with your doctor or pharmacist before taking CBD with other medications.

In addition, fatty foods may increase the absorption of CBD, so it is important to be mindful of the appropriate dose of CBD edibles such as gummies. Although there have been no reports of fatal overdose from CBD use, it is always best to err on the side of caution and start with a lower dose if you are new to CBD. By being aware of potential interactions and appropriate dosing, you can help ensure that you are getting the most out of your CBD product.

As for CBD gummies, if you're still unsure and asking the question, can CBD gummies make you sick, you can rest assured that it is safe and will not get you high.

The CBD in gummies comes from hemp plants and contains less than 0.3% THC, which is the psychoactive compound in cannabis that causes a high. Therefore, CBD gummies will not give you the same mind-altering effects as THC-containing products.

The Benefits* of Incorporating CBD as Part of Your Lifestyle

It's no secret that the world is a pretty stressful place. From work to family to bills, there always seems to be something to worry about. That's why more and more people are turning to CBD as part of their routine to help mitigate stress.

CBD is a natural compound found in hemp plants, and it has been shown to provide a wide range of benefits*. CBD edibles are a great way to get your daily dose of CBD and other minor cannabinoids such as CBG, CBN and CBC - and they come in a variety of delicious flavors.

CBD gummies are especially popular and they make it easy to have a relaxing moment throughout the day. In addition to possibly helping you manage stress*, CBD has also been shown to be promising in helping to reduce  chronic pain*. If you're looking for an all-natural way to possibly improve your health*, hemp derived cannabinoids might be just what you need.

Below are some of the benefits that you may experience by incorporating CBD into your lifestyle:

Reduced Pain and Inflammation*

According to a small 2020 study, CBD may help relieve pain* and improve the quality of life for people with peripheral neuropathy*. What is peripheral neuropathy? Peripheral neuropathy is a result of damage to the nerves located outside of the brain and spinal cord (peripheral nerves), often causing weakness, numbness and pain, usually in the hands and feet. It can also affect other areas and body functions including digestion, urination and circulation.

In the study, participants with peripheral noncancer neuropathic pain received either CBD oil or a placebo.

After 4 weeks, those using CBD oil reported a significant reduction in intense pain*, sharp pain, and cold and itchy sensations. Participants did not report any side effects. Although the results of this small trial are positive, more research is needed to confirm these findings. However, CBD may be worth trying for those who suffer from such issues and are looking for an alternative to tackle these.

Stress, Depression, and Anxiety

Depression and anxiety are common mental health disorders that can have devastating effects on your health, well-being, and quality of life. While there are many conventional treatments available, they often come with a host of side effects that can leave you feeling worse than before.

Thankfully, CBD edibles and gummies offer a natural alternative that has shown possible promise in reducing stress leading to anxiety and depression symptoms.  In one study, participants who took CBD before a public-speaking event reported feeling less anxious* and more comfortable. Additionally, they had lower negative self-evaluation scores during the event.

These results suggest that CBD may help to reduce anxiety* by interacting with serotonin receptors in the brain. 

Epileptic Episodes*

CBD gummies are a popular type of edible that contains CBD oil. These gummies are usually fruit-flavored and come in a variety of colors and sizes. CBD gummies are a discreet and convenient way to consume cannabinoids, and they’re also one of the most effective methods of delivery thanks to the process of digestion.

CBD oil has been introduced as the pharmaceutical , Epidiolex - the first FDA-approved medication that contains CBD oil. While the exact mechanism of how CBD oil possibly controls seizures is unknown, one theory suggests that it influences a receptor* involved in seizure activity called transient receptor potential vanilloid. If you’re looking for an effective way to consume CBD, hemp derived CBD gummies are a great option.

Substance Abuse* 

Temptation and cravings are two of the biggest challenges for people trying to overcome addiction. Fortunately, there is some evidence to suggest that CBD oil may help. One study showed that CBD was associated with lower cravings and stress  in people with a drug use disorder. These results are promising, but more research is needed. In the meantime, CBD edibles like gummies may be a helpful way to manage cravings and promote abstinence from harmful drugs*.

Chemotherapy Side Effect*

For people undergoing chemotherapy, the side effects of nausea and vomiting can be debilitating. Thankfully, there is some evidence that CBD may help to relieve these symptoms.*

A study in the British Journal of Pharmacology found that CBD may interact with serotonin receptors to reduce nausea and vomiting* in animals. And in one human study, people with chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting experienced possible relief* when taking a CBD-containing medication called Sativex.

However, more research is needed to understand the role of CBD in relieving these side effects for any serious medical condition. If you're interested in trying CBD to relieve your chemotherapy side effects, talk to your doctor first. They can recommend a reputable brand and type of CBD product, as well as the best dosage for you. You can also look for brands, like Canvast Supply Co. that sell CBD edibles or CBD gummies, which may be an easier way to take CBD if you're experiencing nausea.

Inflammatory Skin Conditions*

Inflammatory skin conditions can be very irritating and uncomfortable. Some studies have shown that certain cannabinoids may be able to  help reduce inflammation* and possibly provide other benefits*. CBD is one of these cannabinoids, and findings have shown to possibly have anti-inflammatory*, and anti-itch*properties in some studies.

It is believed that CBD can work  by interacting with the endocannabinoid system found on and in your skin. Some skin conditions that may benefit  from  CBD treatment include acne*, atopic dermatitis*, psoriasis*, itchiness*, and pain. Although more research is needed to confirm these findings in human studies, CBD edibles or CBD gummies may be worth trying for some people with inflammatory skin conditions.

Can you overdose on CBD?

The word overdose is sometimes used in many different situations. Sometimes a patient is overdosed and has been found to be having serious adverse reactions or have taken  an unplanned/dangerous amount of medication, orhave an accidental overdose. It's very unlikely a lethal overdose will take place when using CBD oils. Obviously, it's not a good idea to take cannabinoids too far. Always follow the recommended doses on packaging.

Possible enwanted side effects such as anxiety*, increased heart rate*, and vomiting* have been reported in people taking excessive amounts of CBD. Symptoms like these are usually the result of an interaction with other medications a person is taking or poor ingredients found in the product itself If you're concerned about drug interactions or if you're taking any other medications, it's important to speak to your doctor before using CBD oil or gummies or take great precaution in understanding the products you are purchasing - and the company you are purchasing them from

Ultimately, it boils down to each person. Some may seek out CBD for its potential benefits like body  relief or stress reduction*, while others may enjoy the fact that it won't get them high but helps them find the calm they were seeking. Regardless of your reason for taking it, always start with a low dose and increase gradually as needed. This will help you avoid any unwanted side effects and ensure you get the most out of your CBD gummies. But again, CBD is relatively safe and there's no need to worry about overdosing.

How about CBD gummies?!

CBD gummies usually don't come with a risk of overdose because they're such low doses. You would need to eat an entire bottle of CBD gummies to even begin to approach a lethal dose, and that's just not realistic. So yes, you can safely take CBD gummies without worrying about overdosing.

Depending on the brand - one CBD gummy can contain between  about 5mg of CBD to 30mg of CBD and other cannabinoids.. Be sure to start small and gradually increase your dose to better understand your own experience and find your desired feel. 

What drugs should not be taken with CBD oil?

Several effects of CBD oil may be attributed to a variety of drug interactions, such as inhibiting hepatic drug metabolism, and reduced activities of p-glycoprotein.

CBD oil inhibits some enzymes which help the liver metabolize pharmaceuticals. High doses of CBD oil may temporarily neutralize these liver enzymes that affect how the drug is absorbed.

So if you're on any medications, you should speak to your doctor before having CBD oil or gummies. They will be able to tell you if there are any potential drug interactions and advise you accordingly.But to err on the safe side, below are some of the medications or food intake that can be dangerous when taken with CBD oil or gummies.

CBD and Grapefruit

Grapefruit and grapefruit juice can interact with some prescription medications. The same is true for CBD and grapefruit combined, as both can inhibit the metabolism of certain drugs in the liver.

If you're taking any medications, it's best to avoid grapefruit altogether. This includes CBD oil and gummies, as they may also contain traces of grapefruit. Be sure to check your product’s label for ingredients.

CBD and Alcohol

It's generally not recommended to mix alcohol and CBD oil or gummies, as both can cause drowsiness and impair motor skills.

In addition, alcohol may increase the effects of CBD on the liver*. Therefore, it's best to avoid drinking alcohol if you're taking CBD oil or gummies.

CBD and Blood Thinners

CBD may interact with blood thinners, as CBD makes the effects of these medications increase. If you're taking blood thinners, it's best to avoid CBD oil or gummies.

CBD and Other Medications

As we mentioned, CBD may interact with other medications you're taking. This includes prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, and herbals.

If you're taking any medications, it's best to speak to your doctor before using CBD oil or gummies. They will be able to advise you on whether or not it's safe to take CBD with your medication.

Can CBD gummies harm you?

CBD Gummies may not cause significant adverse effects on those consuming them. Some medications may interfere with CBD causing adverse side effects*. CBD has not been shown to have any harmful effects*.

Accordingly, the FDA believes that CBD may cause liver harm particularly in excessive doses but research should be carried out to better understand how much it causes and the possible remedy. But it is crucial for CBD users not to be afraid of this (isolated but nonetheless noticeable) risk.

However, there are some instances where CBD can be harmful, especially for those who fall under these categories:

Pregnancy and Breastfeeding*

CBD, including CBD edibles and CBD gummies, are generally considered safe. However, there is some concern that they may not be safe for use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding*. CBD can be contaminated with other ingredients that may be harmful to the fetus or infant. As a result, it is important to speak with a healthcare provider before using any CBD product if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Additionally, it is important to purchase CBD from a reputable source to ensure that they are free of contaminants. By taking these precautions, you can help to ensure that you and your baby stay healthy and safe.

Parkinson's Disease*

For people with Parkinson's disease, the loss of muscle control can be devastating. In addition to making everyday tasks difficult, the condition can also lead to tremors and other involuntary movements. Some research suggests that CBD could possibly  make these symptoms worse*. However, the evidence is far from conclusive, and more research is needed to understand the full extent of CBD's effects on Parkinson's disease. In the meantime, people with the condition should exercise caution when using CBD, especially if they are taking high doses.

Liver Diseases*

As anyone who has ever suffered from liver disease knows, the condition can have a serious impact on your quality of life. The liver is responsible for filtering toxins out of the blood, and when it is not functioning properly, those toxins can build up and cause a range of symptoms, from fatigue and nausea to pain and loss of appetite. In severe cases, liver disease can lead to organ failure. CBD may be  known to interact with the liver's enzymes*, and as a result, people with liver disease may need to use lower doses of CBD or avoid CBD altogether. However, there are still many ways to enjoy the benefits of CBD, including through CBD edibles or CBD gummies. By working with a healthcare professional, people with liver disease can find the right CBD product for their needs.

Children*

For children, the safe dose of CBD is still unknown. However, one specific CBD product called Epidiolex has been approved for use in children with certain medical conditions. This product is taken by mouth in doses up to 25 mg/kg daily. It is important to talk to a doctor before giving CBD to a child. CBD edibles are a popular option for children because they are easy to take and come in fun shapes and flavors. However, it is important to make sure that the product does not contain any THC before giving it to a child.

Can CBD make you high?

The short answer is a resounding NO! CBD oil contains some trace quantities of tetrahydrocannabinol, a part of cannabis that is used to induce a ‘high’. However, this level is 33 times below what would require a  high. CBD alone can't make you high. The best CBD oil is derived from hemp or processed appropriately. In some cases, CBD oil contains very little THC. It can be easily avoided if you choose a quality brand.

The common misconception is that CBD oil gets you high because it comes from cannabis. However, CBD oil is legal in most countries and states as it does not contain enough THC. THC is the psychoactive compound in cannabis that causes a high. CBD oil is made by extracting primarily CBD and other minor-cannabinoids such as CBG, CBN and CBC from the hemp plant and then adding it to carrier oil.

CBD gummies are a popular way to take CBD, as they are easy to take and come in fun shapes and flavors. However, it is important to make sure that you know the amount of THC or that the product does not contain any THC before taking it.

Although research has found CBD may be able to reduce some symptoms of anxiety and depression*, it is still not equivalent to the high marijuana causes. High concentrations of CBD could cause an uplifting effect. That’s not the same thing as a high. What’s more, taking high doses of CBD could cause some side effects, including nausea and dizziness. In that case, you may not even experience the “uplifting” effect at all. CBD edibles are another popular product. CBD gummies are a favorite because they taste good and offer an easy way to take CBD on the go.

Tips for taking CBD gummies

Now that we're nearing the end of this article, we'd like to give you some tips on taking CBD gummies. Here they are:

1. Start with a low dose and increase gradually as needed

Start with the lowest possible dose of CBD, and increase gradually as needed. This allows you to find the perfect dose for you without taking too much and experiencing unwanted side effects. Plus, starting low and increasing gradually is more cost-effective than taking a high dose from the get-go.

1. Choose a reputable brand

Make sure to choose a reputable brand that uses high-quality ingredients and offers third-party lab results. This way, you can be sure you're getting a safe and effective product. A reputable brand labels the amount of THC and other cannabinoid ratios.

Make sure the product you're taking labels the amount of THC. Otherwise, you may experience unwanted side effects, such as anxiety and paranoia*.

1.  Be patient

CBD can take some time to work, so don't be discouraged if you don't see results right away. If taking  oil , it goes from the sublingual gland, under your tongue, and directly into your bloodstream, so give it at least a few minutes to take effect. Edible forms of CBD may take longer to cause an effect due to it going through the digestive tract. Be patient and give it time to work its magic. Read more about the on-set and off-set effects of cannabinoids on our newest blog. (Link)

1. Find the perfect flavor

CBD gummies come in a variety of flavors, so find the one that's best for you. You might prefer a certain flavor because of its taste or how it smells. Some people prefer fruity flavors, while others like more earthy or nutty ones. It's really up to you, so experiment until you find your favorite!

With these tips in mind, we hope you'll be able to enjoy taking CBD gummies without any problems. Just remember to start with a low dose  (remember: slow is pro!) and increase gradually as needed. If needed, integrating journaling into your CBD experience can help you best understand how its working with your body and if you need to adjust your dosage. Always choose a reputable brand that uses high-quality ingredients and offers third-party lab results. With that said, we wish you all the best in finding the perfect CBD gummy for you!

So, can CBD gummies make you sick?

After what we said above, it’s obvious that the answer is no. CBD is non-toxic and considered safe for human consumption*. However, there are a few things to keep in mind when taking CBD gummies or any other CBD edibles.

1. First, make sure to only purchase CBD gummies from a reputable source. There have been reports of companies selling CBD gummies that contain little to no CBD, or worse, contain harmful contaminants.
   
   
2. Second, be aware that CBD can interact with other medications you may be taking. If you are concerned about possible interactions, talk to your healthcare provider before taking CBD gummies or any other CBD edibles.
   
   
3. Finally, start with a low dose and see how your body reacts. Everyone is different, and some people may be more sensitive to CBD than others. If you do experience any adverse effects after taking CBD gummies, stop taking them and consult your healthcare provider.

Overall, we wish you the best and most flavorful experience with your CBD gummies!

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease