And never mind that CBD+THC gummies are packed with cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids, or that they use all-natural flavoring, or that they’re pre-dosed and portable. Because when you reach into your pocket, purse, or glove compartment to grab those gummies and pop them in your mouth, you won’t be thinking about the details of the day, or what could go wrong.
Instead, you’ll be thinking about how delicious these gummies are, and how easy & enjoyable self-care can be!
But what’s with the sudden need to have CBD and THC together?
Find out how these cannabinoids bring out the best in each other!

Perhaps most notably, CBD has shown promise in pediatric medicine, where the anti-seizure medication, Epidiolex, has been the first CBD drug to be approved by the FDA.
But of course, the fact that customers now have the option to shop for their choice of CBD is a breakthrough in the market, too, especially when it comes to products containing exclusively CBD.
And yet, with all the buzz surrounding CBD, we can’t forget its cannabinoid sibling, THC. In fact, THC and CBD may be more than a match made in heaven; they might be better together than separate.
There’s been research in the works suggesting that cannabinoids work together, and they do so through a synergistic connection known as the entourage effect. And when the entourage effect occurs, it’s believed that even a little THC is enough to amplify the overall effects of CBD.
It’s also now becoming more widely accepted that when CBD and THC are combined, THC’s overall psychoactive effects are reduced. But on top of that, there’s evidence suggesting that CBD and THC may help improve each other’s pain-fighting properties.
Currently, more research is needed to understand the best times to use CBD and THC separately or together.

Whether you’re relaxing at home or out and about, their easy pre-dosing makes it a snap to know exactly how much CBD+THC you’re taking, and with none of the hassle that goes into other products like setting up a vape, measuring out your oil, or even grabbing a glass of water for capsules.