Watermelon Gummies
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Product Details
- Cannabinoids
- 5mg THC
- Flavor
- Watermelon, Sweet
- Serving Size
- 1 gummy
- Ingredients
- Tapioca syrup, cane sugar, pectin, citric acid, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), cannabis distillate, watermelon extract, honeydew extract, hibiscus powder, beet powder, sunflower oil, fice flour
- Nutrition Facts
Calories 10 Total Fat 0g (0% DV) Saturated Fat 0g (0% DV) Trans Fat 0g Cholesterol 0mg (0% DV) Sodium 0mg (0% DV) Total Carbohydrates 2g (1% DV) Fiber 0g (0% DV) Sugars 1g Protein 0g Vitamin A 0% DV Vitamin C 100% DV Calcium 0% DV Iron 0% DV
Product Description
Sherbinskis’ Watermelon Gummies are sweet little edibles with a nice chewy texture. The resulting high is calm and relaxed, so you can expect a boost in mood by the time the buzz hits the body. The comedown can sap your energy, but it’s peaceful. Go find a dog to play with.
Effects Profile
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The effect profile of Sherbinskis Watermelon Gummies is based on 3 user reviews.
Relaxed
Euphoric
Relief
Expert Review
Sherbinskis Gummies Pack A Fruit Punch
Review by Luca Belloiu
Mar 31, 2020 · 4 min read
Flavors like watermelon and key lime add zest to these indica edibles.
IN REVIEW: All three of these gummies reviewed by Luca provide welcoming flavors and a
The taste of Sherbinnskis' indica gummies are distinct and top notch. With varieties like Key Lime, L’Orange, and Watermelon, I was impressed by how they managed to capture the essential profiles of each flavor. While the Watermelon reminded me of the Sour Patch candy I loved as a kid—and still do as an adult—the Key Lime felt elevated, like a higher end pastry rather than a run-of-the-mill diner dessert.
I'll admit that I don’t normally consume indica edibles in the morning because I tend to prefer a more energetic offering, but I wanted to try all three flavors in one day and give each of them ample time.
After a light breakfast, I skipped the OJ for a 5 mg L’Orange gummy. Within about 45 minutes, I could feel a softening of my environment, like some inner voice was reminding me to slow down and become more aware of my surroundings. It was the exact effect I would expect from a quality microdose. There was a general sense of well-being without it calling attention to itself. The Sherbinskis L’Orange was a subtle facilitator of mindfulness during what turned out to be a hectic morning. It helped me carve out a deep 10-minute meditation, allowing me to take my hand off the clutch.
“I was the Grand Marshall of some Cannabis Day parade, waving to old friends from the back of a slow-moving convertible.”
Then, after a heartier lunch, I decided to up the ante a bit and eat two of the Watermelon gummies. The onset was similar, also coming in at the 45 minute mark, and with 10 mg as my usual max dose I was now firmly in the grips of a deeper and more insightful high. My mind started to spin like a game show prize wheel, and after some deep breathing, I was able to land on “yoga.” The moment moved me and I opened a yoga video on YouTube, with a sunny Australian cuing up positions way above my skill level. Still, I gave it my all, aided by a high that had me believing in my flexibility.
The post-workout feeling, showering and ultimately laying in bed made it all worth it. The relaxation was total and complete, and it made me wish I still had those rainforest sounds CD’s I had growing up. This high was taking me down memory lane, like I was the Grand Marshall of some Cannabis Day parade, waving to old friends from the back of a slow-moving convertible. The overwhelming sensation was a mix of nostalgia and euphoria, without ever making me feel sedated or dragged down.
By the time the Watermelon high faded, I was left with a ravenous appetite that was quickly conquered thanks to a heaping bowl of bowtie pasta from a local Italian restaurant. After finishing some complimentary tiramisu, I took two more 5 mg gummies, Key Lime this time. I didn’t have to wait long at all for the first sensations to hit. It came on like a light head buzz and sustained the peak effect for longer than the others, but that could be attributed to it being my fifth gummy of the day. This was a welcome high, as it swept me to the couch and washed away whatever petty concerns I may have been harboring.
“It took a lot of inner strength to get up off the couch and into my bed, but once I did I was fast asleep.”
It was a great stress reliever, delicious like the other two flavors, and succeeded in targeting my muscle pains. After losing myself in a Netflix documentary for the night, my eyelids soon became drawbridges. It took a lot of inner strength to get up off the couch and into my bed, but once I did I was fast asleep. I woke up in the morning fully refreshed, unable to recall the last time I logged a solid eight hours of sleep.
Each of the Sherbinskis gummies worked well with each other, and I had no ill stomach effects with any of the meals I consumed. It actually helped mitigate some aches and pains I’d been having, and as a sleep aid specifically, the Key Lime knocked me out. This “edible fruit bowl” from Sherbinskis was the sort of self-care Sunday I never knew I needed.
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