Sweet Relief
REMEDY & REPAIR
You should be able to choose the treatment for your aches and pains that’s right for you. And we all know that pharmaceuticals aren’t for everyone. So explore our Sweet Relief collection and discover all-natural alternatives that can return balance to your physical and mental wellbeing.
Sweet Relief
REMEDY & REPAIR
You should be able to choose the treatment for your aches and pains that’s right for you. And we all know that pharmaceuticals aren’t for everyone. So explore our Sweet Relief collection and discover all-natural alternatives that can return balance to your physical and mental wellbeing.
Why Sweet Relief?
- To find relief
- To soothe a headache
- To stop back pain
- To take back control of my body
What are the effects?
- Pain relief
- Reduce anxiety
- Sleepiness
- Relaxation
- Sedation
Some advice.
Any questions?
You’re probably best to take Sweet Relief in the morning when you wake up. It’ll help take the edge off any aches and set you up to help you get done whatever it is you have to do – all day long.
What's the THC-CBD ratio?
Sweet relief is a hybrid strain, a little lower in THC than CBD and results in a calming, relaxed high.
How much should I consume my first time?
Although Sweet Relief is CBD-dominant and mostly relaxing, if you're new to cannabis, it's always best to take it slow.
Why Sweet Relief?
- To find relief
- To soothe a headache
- To stop back pain
- To take back control of my body
- Burning the midnight oil
What are the effects?
- Pain relief
- Reduced anxiety
- Sleepiness
- Relaxation
- Sedation
Some advice.
You’re probably best to take Sweet Relief in the morning when you wake up. It’ll help take the edge off any aches and set you up to help you get done whatever it is you have to do – all day long.
Any questions?
What’s the THC-CBD ratio?
Sweet relief is a hybrid strain, a little lower in THC than CBD and results in a calming, relaxed high.
How much should I consume my first time?
Although Sweet Relief is CBD-dominant and mostly
relaxing, if you're new to cannabis, it’s always best to take
it slow.
What people in your community say about using Sweet Relief.
Brian, Detroit, 30s
“When it comes to treating pain, cannabis is a safer option than pharmaceutical pain killers.”
Corey, Detroit, 40s
“I like being able to choose how I treat my body. I can overcome pain without the worry of addiction.”
Tom, Flint, 40s
“Cannabis has given me more control of my life. CBD provides a lot of all-natural treatments to help me overcome my anxiety.
What others in the community say about Sweet Relief.
David, Detroit, 30s
“When it comes to treating pain, cannabis is a safer option than pharmaceutical pain killers.”
Cory, Detroit, 40s
“I like being able to choose how I treat my body. I can overcome pain without the worry of addiction.”
Tom, Flint, 60s
“Cannabis has given me more control of my life. CBD provides a lot of all-natural treatments to help me overcome my anxiety.”
You and Sweet Relief.
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