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Phoenix Tears Gel Caps 1:1

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Product Details

Cannabinoids
5mg THC, 5mg CBD
Serving Size
1 capsule
Ingredients
Pure Cannabis Oil, Vegetable Glycerides

Product Description

Nu's Phoenix Tears Gel Caps 1:1 live up to their name. That is to say, they're mystical and medicinal with soothing physical effects that can heal. Plus, they get you high. They have a real pain-relieving element that can help with a variety of ailments, and the cerebral high is typically uplifting.

Effects Profile

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The effect profile of Nu Phoenix Tears Gel Caps 1:1 is based on 3 user reviews.

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Expert Review

These Phoenix Tears Are Pure Magic In A Capsule

Review by Brianna Wheeler

Nov 20, 2018 · 5 min read

Just like the mystical bird of lore, these gel caps worked wonders.

Pardon my paraphrasing, but the phoenix has a symbology that is almost hamfistedly stoney: a mythological songbird that spontaneously combusts and is reborn from its own ashes? Really? The concept of phoenix tears, however, is relatively new. I’d first read of a phoenix’s tears miraculously healing a wound in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by JK Rowling. In case you missed it, Fawkes, the phoenix that lived in Dumbledore’s office, cried some hot, greasy tears on Harry Potter’s torn-up leg once, healing him and carrying him and his homies to relative safety. I wonder if JK Rowling knows that in the language of medicinal cannabis, Phoenix Tears refers to ultra-pure cannabis oil (aka RSO aka Rick Simpson oil) produced with deliberate medicinal intentions. Her introducing Phoenix Tears as a healing panacea capable of saving lives has become mythological headcanon. And that headcanon has been co-opted by the cannabis community, where it’s celebrated as a cure for all manner of chronic and/or life-threatening conditions from epilepsy to cancer.

 The onset was so ephemeral I initially couldn't identify its defining qualities; I just knew I was slowly getting high.