Live Rosin | Guava Strawberry Gummies | 100mg | 5ct | 20mg/ea
WARNING: Consuming this product during pregnancy exposes your child to delta-9-THC, which can affect your child's behavior and learning ability. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/cannabis
Heavy Hitter’s Guava Strawberry gummies are a delectable rosin-infused treat that combines the tropical flavors of guava and ripe strawberries. Offering a delicious fusion of sweet and tangy notes that dance on your taste buds. Each bite-sized delight contains the uplifting effects of a sativa, providing a boost of creativity, focus, and mental clarity. Indulge in the irresistible taste and uplifting effects of the Guava Strawberry Sativa Rosin Edible for a refreshing and invigorating experience. STRAIN TYPE / PHENOTYPE: Sativa EFFECT PROFILE: Uplifting, Creative, Energetic
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What it is
A live rosin infused gummy from Heavy Hitters, packaged as five pieces at 20mg each for 100mg total across the pack. Live rosin is a solventless concentrate pressed with heat and pressure, and here it is used as the infusion instead of distillate alone. Heavy Hitters lists this one as a sativa leaning edible.
Taste and how people describe it
The flavor leans tropical: guava up front with ripe strawberry behind it, sweet with a tangy edge. Texture is a soft chew, easy to split if you want a smaller serving.
People commonly report sativa style effects from this one, described as uplifting, creative and energetic rather than heavy. Effects vary by person and by batch, and edibles in general come on slower than inhaled products.
Good to know
- Start with one piece, or half a piece if you are newer to edibles, and wait before taking more.
- Onset from edibles is gradual and can take a while to fully arrive, so give it time.
- Store sealed in a cool, dark spot away from heat so the gummies hold their texture.
- Keep the pack secured and out of reach in your home.
Available for adult use delivery in Los Angeles.
