The Edi's Gumdrops are a new low-dose THC gummy being launched by the Auxly Canabis Group Inc. to provide consumers with a flexible way to enjoy cannabis.
The gummies are formulated with 0.5mg of THC each, and come in packs of 20 with lime, lemon, cherry and orange flavors to choose from. Arriving in Canada in August, the gummies respond to consumer demand for more flexible ways to enjoy cannabis. The gummies are thus well-suited for those looking to start low and go slow with their cannabis consumption.
President of Auxly Michael Lickver spoke on the Edi's Gumdrops saying, "Canadian consumers have been restricted to enjoying only one or two pieces of gummy or chocolate when purchasing their edibles, leaving much to be desired. Fitting effortlessly into our Foray brand's targeted consumer base, Edi's will enable consumers to enjoy these new perfectly low-dosed edible products for a more gratifying snack-like experience."
What's Driving This Trend
- Low-dose Cannabis Edibles
- There is a growing trend towards low-dose cannabis edibles for a more flexible and controlled cannabis consumption.
- Gourmet Cannabis Edibles
- There is an emerging trend towards gourmet cannabis edibles that offer a wider selection of flavors and quality ingredients.
- Microdosing Cannabis
- Microdosing cannabis is becoming a popular trend for those who want to experience the benefits of cannabis without getting high.
Who This Affects Most
- Cannabis Edibles Industry
- The cannabis edibles industry has an opportunity to expand its product offerings and cater to a wider range of consumers through low-dose and gourmet products.
- Health and Wellness Industry
- The health and wellness industry can tap into the trend of microdosing cannabis and develop products that offer the therapeutic benefits of cannabis without the psychoactive effects.
- Food and Beverage Industry
- The food and beverage industry can explore the emerging market of gourmet cannabis edibles and incorporate quality ingredients and unique flavors to cater to a new segment of consumers.
