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Foray Maple Caramel THC Hard Candy

5 mg/unit

0 mg/unit

$5.99

Hard Maple Caramels by Foray are available in packs of two. Each piece contains 5mg of THC. Each maple caramel is made using real maple syrup, sourced from a co-operative in New Brunswick, and real butter and cream. These sweet and subtly-savory maple caramels were developed by the former head of Canada’s Smartest Kitchen, renowned for developing cutting-edge food products. Made from a Sativa/Indica blend, Foray Hard Maple Caramels are proudly developed and manufactured in Charlottetown, PEI by our team of world class experts. Each is tested rigorously to ensure a high quality, consistent dosage with every use.
The product image and label are provided for illustrative purposes only. The potency and concentration of this product may vary by batch.
Nutritional Information
per 10 g container
Fat
0.5
Sodium
15
Sugars
6
Calcium
10
Calories
40
Potassium
10
Saturated
0.4
Carbohydrate
9
While it's possible caramels may melt during shipping, the cannabinoid content will not be impacted. After receiving your package, let it rest at room temperature in order to provide any melted items time to set before opening, or refrigerate at your discretion.
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Combination of “sativa” and “indica”. Produces a mixture of effects.

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Contains high THC content greater than 15% and may contain CBD

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