R.A. Royal Gummies1000mg CBD Dark Chocolate Cocoa Almonds
R249
Please note
- Always consult your doctor when adding to your diet.
- These products are not medicinal and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease, and no claims regarding such are made.
- Maximum dosage*: Under South African Law, do not exceed 20mg of CBD (Cannabidiol) per day. (Regulation amending s22(A)2 of the Medicine and Related Substance Act, 1965 (Act no.101 of 1965)
About
R.A. Royal Sweets 1000x CBD Dark Chocolate Cocoa Almonds provide a natural CBD hemp extract in your favourite Sweets! The delectable CBD Dark Chocolate Cocoa Almonds manufactured from industrial hemp plants will let you experience the delicious benefits of CBD oil.
Product Features
- 1000mg premium infused CBD dark chocolate covered almonds
- No THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol)
- Dark chocolate covered almond sweets
- Natural CBD hemp extract
- Expiry Date: March 2021
Product Specification
- Size: 160g
- Strength: 1000mg
Allergen Information:
- Contains Almond. Manufactured on equipment that processes peanut, other tree nuts.
Suggested Use:
- Consume no more than 2 pieces at a time every 5 hours. No more than 6 total in one day.
Ingredients:
Almonds, Sugar, Cocoa (Processed With Alkali), Honey, Corn Syrup, Contains 1% Or Less Of Fructose, Sea Salt, Gum Arabic, Natural Flavor, Cornstarch, Xanthan Gum, Peanut Oil, Industrial Hemp Cannabidiol (CBD), and Proprietary Blend Extract including Melatonin.
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