Caramel Apple Sucker- THC( 25mg) by CLOVR
Throughout my time as a budtender, I have engaged in numerous conversations with patrons of a similar nature. A patron says:“ I don’ t like smoking flower or vaping cannabis. I have tried edibles like gummies, and while the flavor was enjoyable, I am not a fan of the texture. I enjoy eating THC-infused cookies and chocolates; however, I often find myself dissatisfied with the small portion sizes in relation to their potency.” This sentiment also rings true when it comes to consuming THC-infused beverages. Lastly, the onset time. While most other forms of cannabis consumption provide a near-instant onset, ingesting THC takes significantly longer to take effect. One huge misunderstanding I unfortunately found out about after the fact is that when ingested, the THC is metabolized by the liver, resulting in a more potent effect that led to an extremely unpleasant experience.
The patron asked,“ So, I’ m looking for something I can savor, with a rapid onset that is not overpowering and offers an enjoyable experience. Is there anything like that?” My reply:“ Yes, there is.” CLOVR’ s THC-infused Caramel Apple Sucker offers a satisfying way to consume cannabis while maintaining control over one’ s high. The blend of buttery sweet caramel paired with the crisp tartness of green apple is pure nostalgic enjoyment. As the effects of THC ramp up, simply pause consumption and enjoy the comforting head and body high without the overwhelming effects that can sometimes accompany edibles. Resume consumption as needed. Simply put, that sucker nailed it! CLOVR THC suckers are offered in multiple flavors that are vegan, dairy, gluten, sugar, and nut-free.( CLOVR THC suckers are processed in a kitchen that handles some of those aforementioned items). In conclusion, CLOVR THC-infused suckers are an excellent option for those looking for a tasty, convenient, and manageable cannabis experience. Enjoy! Explore more CLOVR products at www. clovrcannabis. com.
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