While some new labels start small, slowly trickling out products, new craft-infuser label OGeez! is all in with an entire line of options for Illinois consumers. After reviewing the BIG OGeez! I turned my attention to the brand’s The Creams gummies.

OGeez! The Creams gummies came as a 10 pack of gummies infused with 10mg of THC per piece. OGeez! The Creams come in three different flavors—orange cream, blackberries & cream, and peaches & cream—with corresponding colors of dense vibrant orange, dark purple, and a light opaque-orange, respectively. Shaped like the side profile of a water droplet, each gummy was just over an inch at the widest point and just under a half-inch thick.  The top half of each gummy, holding the various colors and flavors, was soft and squishy while the bottom half was a creamy-white color with a much denser chew.

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The flavors were all familiar and straightforward. The blackberry was a tangy, artificial berry note that carried a bit of sourness initially. The peach also leaned toward the artificial side, reminding me of a less sweetened version of classic peach rings. Orange was the most natural of the three, providing a sweetened orange-juice flavor. The cream component was consistent across the flavors, a sugary-heavy-cream note reminiscent of state fair taffy rounded out the fruit flavors. Despite the sweet lead in for all three flavors, hints of the cannabis infusion came through as notes of black pepper and dried thyme at the finish.

The Creams were a classical edible, becoming noticeable at the thirty-minute mark and peaking at forty-five minutes. I became increasingly tired as my extremities and eyelids became heavier. My train of thought slowed to a crawl, and it was difficult to focus. At the peak, a case of the munchies washed over me. Overall, OGeez! provided a strong indica buzz in a uniquely flavored gummy.

The ingredients were cane sugar, corn syrup, distilled water, gelatin, natural flavors, citric acid, titanium dioxide, glycerin, cannabis extract, natural and artificial colors, and terpenes.

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