Low-dose THC, the primary compound in cannabis known for its psychoactive effects, is carefully balanced with CBD. This combination helps soften THC’s intensity, making the experience more approachable. In low amounts, THC can encourage relaxation and presence, while CBD helps create steadiness and balance — together offering a gentle, mindful shift in state.

• Tipsy Gummies: Each gummy contains 2.5mg THC and 5mg CBD (2:1 ratio), providing a gentle, uplifting effect perfect for relaxing moments. Choose your favorite flavor: Orchard Apple, Peach Mango, or Strawberry Lychee
• Tipsy Drink Drops & Tipsy Drink Snaps: Flavorless and versatile. Each serving delivers 5mg THC and 5mg CBD (1:1 ratio), ideal for adding to your favorite drink when you need an easy, quick way to unwind.

Always start low and go slow to discover your own balance and learn how to craft your dose to your intention.

• Mindful moments: Pair with journaling, stretching, or meditation.
• Social settings: Enjoy a lighter, more present experience.
• End of the day: Ease into rest and let go of tension.
• Creative flow: Support perspective shifts that inspire creativity.

THC is the most recognized compound in cannabis because it creates noticeable shifts in perception and mood. In low doses — and when balanced with CBD — THC can be part of a mindful, intentional approach to wellness. Biologically, this combination works with your body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS) to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and support emotional balance. The goal isn’t disconnection, but rather an enhanced sense of presence and ease.

The 1:1 ratio in the Drink Snaps & Drink Drops ensures even effects that uplift without making you lose focus, while the 2:1 ratio in the Gummies provides a more pronounced and longer-lasting relaxation effect. Plus, CBD and low-dose THC are generally considered non-habit forming, meaning they can be used without a significant risk of dependency.

• Guide to Low-Dose THC— learn how balance shapes the experience.
• CBD vs. THC — understanding the differences and benefits.
• "Small but Mighty" article on THC use