Lyfe – THC Capsules (2.5mg)

Lyfe – THC Capsules (2.5mg)

Enjoy the easiest and hassle-free way to consume cannabis, without any smells, taste. Although the caps are very potent, we advise you to consume with caution, and users are advised to plan ahead as a higher dosage might affect your body’s motor functions.  Marijuana in pill form, typically used as a vehicle to administer medication through ingestion. Capsules can contain any form of cannabis, even decarboxylated flowers. Capsules range from single cannabinoids to full-spectrum or strain-specific oil, providing consumers with myriad cannabis products to suit their needs. These often function as safer alternatives to vaping or smoking cannabis.

What to expect:

Immediate-release capsules work identically to edibles. They enter the body through the mouth and are absorbed through the stomach. The absorbed compounds are then metabolized in the liver. This is where THC is metabolized into a compound called 11-hydroxy-THC, which has a longer half-life and can have more of a sedative effect than THC alone. The liver’s metabolizing mechanism is unique to each individual, which is why edibles and THC capsules can produce different effects among people. But in general, if you’re wondering how long do THC pills last, the entire process can take between 45 minutes to 3 hours.

Instructions: Take 1 capsule. Use caution when re-dosing. The full effect can take 30 to 90 minutes.

Storage: Store in a cool (<30 degrees Celsius), dry place. Keep out of direct sunlight.

Warning: For medicinal use only. Patients 19+ years old. Keep away from children and pets. Consult your doctor before using. Do not operate heavy machinery after use.

*Contents subject to melting if exposed to heat*

*Please store in the refrigerator for quality assurance*

30 Capsules per pack

Immediate-release capsules work identically to edibles. They enter the body through the mouth and are absorbed through the stomach. The absorbed compounds are then metabolized in the liver. This is where THC is metabolized into a compound called 11-hydroxy-THC, which has a longer half-life and can have more of a sedative effect than THC alone.