Kanha has come to the state with a huge list of vape and gummy options I’m starting to work my way through. Although a bit late to the season, the label’s Fruit Punch gummies could be a great summer flavor offering. I recently picked up a bag of Kanha Fruit Punch Fusion Fast Acting Gummies to review.

Kanha Fruit Punch Fusion Fast Acting Gummies come as a 10-pack of gummies with 10mg of THC per piece. The ingredients are tapioca syrup, cane sugar, water, gelatin, agar, locust bean gum, carnauba wax, citric acid, natural flavor, natural color, VESIsorbNanotech, cannabis oil, and natural hybrid terpenes.

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Slightly smaller across than a quarter and a third-of-an-inch thick, the creamy tomato-red gummies carried a dusting of sparkling sugar on the exterior. The candies had the bounceback of a traditional gummy but chewed with a dense mouthfeel that seemed like a halfway compromise between a standard gummy and a stiffer gumdrop.

The unmistakable sharp scent of classic fruit punch hit my nose as soon as I broke the seal. This carried over clearly to the flavor profile with the center of the gummy tasting like an accurate facsimile of Hawaiian Punch, but the overall profile being mediated down to a rounded fruit tone by the sugar on the surface. There was no indication of the cannabis infusion, and the only lingering taste was a hint of the fruit punch.

The gummies induced a talkative, social, and uplifting mood after roughly 15 minutes with tingling euphoric waves working to make the come-up a much more sativa-style experience than the hybrid label indicated. The crest of the high came after 45 minutes with a wave of peaceful clarity replacing the talkative energy of the come up. My entire body was light and pain free, while the euphoric tingles continued for almost an hour. The Kanha Fruit Punch gummies delivered a familiar flavor and an uplifting experiential profile that would work any time for any occasion.

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