Bubbies 1000mg Puck Gummies
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Bubbies 1000mg Puck Gummies come in two versions, indica and sativa. One customer summed them up in a review: “The texture was soft, and each piece tasted great.”
Eaten, so slower than a joint
Like any edible, these gummies are swallowed. The liver has to process THC that arrives this way, which makes edibles slower to start than smoked cannabis and longer to wear off. According to Health Canada, the effects of an edible start 30 minutes to 2 hours in and can keep building for up to 4 hours.
Two lower-risk numbers: 2.5 mg and 6 hours
A lower-risk edible, in Health Canada’s terms, carries 2.5 mg of THC or less. Its lower-risk use guidelines add a 6-hour wait, or longer, before driving after any cannabis use. Our edibles strength guide explains how to read the milligram figure on a gummy.
Customer reviews
Very happy with my purchase. The puck was sealed well, arrived quickly, and the gummies tasted fantastic. I'd definitely recommend giving them a try.
These gummies were fresh, flavorful, and exactly as described. The texture was soft, and each piece tasted great. I'll definitely be ordering another puck soon.
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Bubbies 1000mg Puck Gummies — Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Which versions do Bubbies puck gummies come in?
Two: an indica version and a sativa version.
Q.How long can a gummy take to work?
First effects can take 30 minutes to 2 hours, by Health Canada’s timing, and the peak can be as far off as 4 hours.
Q.What makes a gummy slower than a joint?
The liver. Eaten THC passes through it before the effects begin, which is why edibles start later and run longer than smoked cannabis.
Q.What THC amount counts as lower-risk in an edible?
2.5 mg or less, by Health Canada’s measure.