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CBD, CBG, and CBN Infused Cookies (Two Pack) 50mg Each
$12.99
A delicious two-pack of cookies infused with CBD, CBG, and CBN. 50mg per cookie, 100mg per pack!
These two-packs of cookies are infused with the cannabinoids CBD, CBG, and CBN. They are 50mg per cookie and 100mg per pack. These cannabinoid cookies have light psychoactive effects from the CBN that the CBD rounds out, and CBG’s uplifting and heady profile enhances both cannabinoids. Though this blend does not contain Delta-8 or Delta-9 THC, it is still potent and designed for maximum relief and relaxation.
THC-Free Cookie Menu:
- Chocolate Chip
- Gingersnap
Description
What is CBD?
CBD, or cannabidiol, is one of the most important compounds discovered in hemp and cannabis alongside THC. Unlike THC, this compound is non-psychoactive, meaning it does not have pronounced effects on our CB1 receptors which is responsible for the impairment associated with THC. CBD was first discovered in 1940 by U.S Chemist Roger Adams, who also isolated CBN.
Instead of being intoxicating like THC, CBD interacts with our Endocannabinoid System differently, helping endocannabinoids stay in the body longer and interacting with our TRP cation channels.
What is CBG?
CBG is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid known for its unique uplifting and soothing effects. Its acid form, CBGA, is found in growing hemp & cannabis strains, which later converts in the plant into THCA, CBDA, and CBCA. Although CBD and THC are the most popular cannabinoids found in hemp, the plant actually has more than 100 others that work together to bring about what is popularly referred to as the entourage effect. CBG is one of these compounds.
What is CBN?
CBN, also known as Cannabinol, is the compound made when THC ages. For that reason, we note that CBN can potentially produce a false positive on a drug test.
CBN is a minor cannabinoid that was actually the first cannabinoid ever discovered in 1899. CBN is considered 10-30% as psychoactive as traditional Delta 9 THC, an aged/degraded form of the cannabinoid. This means it may still have psychoactive or impairing effects but is considered much less intense than traditional THC.
What makes an edible different than vaping or dabbing?
With an edible, there is no inhalation or strain on the mouth or lungs. When taking an edible, it is processed by our stomach and liver to produce a much longer and sometimes more intense range of effects. For example, Delta-9 THC, when ingested, is converted into 11-Hydroxy THC via liver enzymes, which is reportedly more psychoactive than standard THC. This usually (depending on body chemistry) gives edibles a more pronounced psychoactive effect versus inhalation methods which can be a shorter and less intense experience.
Edible effects may have a delayed onset after consumption. Enjoy responsibly.
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Freshness Guide for Edibles (Shelf-Life)
Cereal Treats: 3 months unrefrigerated, 6+ months frozen
Brownies: 1 month unrefrigerated, 3+ months frozen
Cookies: 1 month unrefrigerated, 3+ months frozen
Cake Bites: 3 weeks unrefrigerated, 3+ months frozen
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