10mg THC Recover Gummies - Tropical Mango

Product Details:

Ever wonder how cool it would be if a delicious mango could make your aches and pains go away? No? Just us?

Well lucky for you we're visionaries, and we made our dream a reality with this gummy. As more and more people are looking for alternative remedies for pain, we've been perfecting our blend of THC, CBD, and CBG. Let's put on our lab coats and take a look at each compound to get a better understanding of how this gummy is going to stop that muscle soreness dead in its tracks.

Let's start with THC. It's primarily recognized for its psychoactive properties — that "high" feeling you know and love. Did you know it has serious pain-relieving properties as well? THC binds to CB1 receptors in the brain, which not only influences mood and perception but also modulates the body's response to pain.

In fact, a lot of users report that THC helps alleviate acute muscle pain — specifically after intense workouts or injuries. What's more, the psychoactive effects can create a sense of euphoria and presentness, which may distract from pain and enhance feelings of overall well-being.

CBD, on the other hand, doesn't have any psychoactive properties, but the list of its therapeutic benefits is a mile long. If you're dealing with pain, research suggests that CBD has significant anti-inflammatory properties. By interacting with CB2 receptors, which are primarily found in the immune system, CBD can help reduce that inflammation and the pain associated with it. So if you're dealing with a chronic issue like arthritis or fibromyalgia, CBD can be a game-changer.

CBG is a lesser-known cannabinoid but one that's been gaining attention in the industry for its pain-relief properties as well. Sometimes referred to as the "mother of all cannabinoids" — because it's the precursor compound to both CBD and THC — CBG is a non-psychoactive compound that contributes to pain relief through its anti-inflammatory properties, similar to CBD.

While research on CBG is still in its infancy compared to THC and CBD, preliminary studies suggest it's a great compound for overall muscle recovery. On top of that, its unique interaction with the endocannabinoid system suggests that CBG might enhance the effects of other cannabinoids, leading to a snowball effect that optimizes pain relief — sometimes called the "entourage effect."

No, it doesn't have anything to do with Jeremy Piven. It's a documented phenomenon where different cannabinoids work together to enhance overall effects. Research is underway on this, but it's looking promising for folks like us who want to tinker with different compounds to optimize the effects.

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Instructions:

So first things first — we always recommend talking to a doctor before you introduce any new THC products into your routine, especially if you're managing a chronic illness or if you're taking other medications. That said, if you're new to THC products, we have a few tips to make sure you stay safe and get the most out of them.

First, start with a low dose of THC. We usually recommend 5mg to 10mg for first-time users or for folks who are uncomfortable with THCs' psychoactive effects. If you're brand spanking new to this, take half of a gummy to start.

Next, be patient. Remember that edibles take longer to kick in than other forms of THC — usually between 30 minutes to two hours. We promise that you want to ignore the voice that's saying, "This isn't working, take another."

With your overindulgent voice now silenced, you should choose a comfortable setting. You want to make sure you feel safe and secure when you're on edibles — a familiar, safe environment will enhance your experience and reduce any anxiety you might feel.

Stay hydrated and have some snacks ready. Edibles can cause dry mouth and increase appetite — you've probably heard it called "the munchies." Trust us on this one. Having some Cheez-Its close by isn't a bad idea.

This one might sound weird, but bear with us. Keep a journal. Document your dosage, the timing, and the feelings you had during your experience. That's going to help you understand your preferences and tolerance for future use.

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Warning

Must be 21 or older.

Keep out of reach of children.

Do not operate a vehicle or heavy machinery when using this product.

Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding

Store in a cool, dry place.