Coned – Cookies & Cream

The Coned Cookies & Cream product is a unique edible treat that combines the flavors of cookies and cream with the effects of Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC. Below is a detailed breakdown of its components, effects, and legal status.

Product Overview of CONED – COOKIES & CREAM

The Coned Cookies & Cream edibles are mini waffle cones filled with rich chocolate infused with either Delta-8 or Delta-9 THC. Each cone is designed to provide a delightful taste experience while delivering psychoactive effects associated with these cannabinoids.

Ingredients of CONED – COOKIES & CREAM

1. Cone Composition:
   • The cone is made from bleached enriched wheat flour, brown sugar, and various minor ingredients such as natural flavor, oat fiber, salt, and soy lecithin.
   • The cone itself serves as the vessel for the chocolate filling.
2. Chocolate Filling:
   • The chocolate used in these cones is infused with either Delta-8 or Delta-9 THC.
   • It includes cookie pieces along with similar base ingredients as the cone (bleached enriched wheat flour, brown sugar).
3. Allergens:
   • Contains milk, soy, and wheat.

THC Content

1. Delta-8 THC Version:
   • Each bag contains 600 mg of Delta-8 THC total.
   • There are 6 cones per bag, meaning each cone has approximately 100 mg of Delta-8 THC.
2. Delta-9 THC Version:
   • Each bag contains 150 mg of Delta-9 THC total.
   • There are also 6 cones per bag, resulting in about 25 mg of Delta-9 THC per cone.

Effects

Both types of Coned edibles are reported to deliver powerful head and body experiences:

1. Delta-8 Effects:
   • Users often describe a milder psychoactive effect compared to Delta-9.
   • Common benefits include stress reduction, nausea relief, increased libido, reduced inflammation, and decreased chronic pain.
2. Delta-9 Effects:
   • Known for stronger psychoactive effects leading to euphoria and relaxation.
   • Benefits may include increased libido, relief from menstrual pain and cramping, reduced stress levels, and nausea relief.

Legal Status

According to the 2018 Farm Bill in the United States:

• Products containing less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC on a dry-weight basis are considered legal hemp products.
• This legality extends to both Delta-8 and Delta-9 products unless specific state laws prohibit their sale or use.