New Raspberry Lift Healthy Body Fruit Notes Uses THCv, Designed to Increase Focus and Reduce Snacking Throughout the Day
DENVER — Coda Signature, an innovative leader in the cannabis industry, introduces its first wellness-centric edibles product with the new all-natural Raspberry Lift Healthy Body Fruit Notes. Infused with 1mg THCv, 0.1mg THC and 10mg CBD per piece, Raspberry Lift Healthy Body Fruit Notes feature a balanced blend of cannabinoids designed to increase mental clarity and encourage positive eating habits, making it the ideal addition to wellness rituals.
“Providing a mind and body experience, Raspberry Lift Healthy Body Fruit Notes serve as a holistic approach to wellness, broadening the horizons for how cannabis is used and conceptualized,” said Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer Lauren Gockley.
The latest example of Coda’s dedication to excellence and innovation, Raspberry Lift Healthy Body Fruit Notes feature natural raspberry ketones known for boosting metabolism, chicory to promote gut health and hints of green tea to enhance cognitive function.
In addition to robust flavor, Raspberry Lift also contains THCv, the first time this minor cannabinoid has been incorporated into Coda’s classic pâte de fruit notes. Drawing on inspiration from the cannabis plant, Coda combines THCv, CBD and a small amount of THC with fast acting, water-soluble technology to improve bioavailability, provide a more predictable experience and deliver effects in just 15-20 minutes.
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“The purpose of this product is to introduce the canna-curious or anyone who knows the wonderful, all natural properties of this plant to a cannabis-inspired wellness lifestyle,” said CEO Maigread Eichten.
Coda’s Raspberry Lift Healthy Body Fruit Notes are available in 10-pack tins retailing for $25-30. The product can be purchased at dispensaries throughout Colorado. For a full list of product availability, please visit CodaSignature.com.
About Coda Signature
Coda Signature creates delightfully crafted cannabis experiences featuring luxury edibles and topicals that complement a well-lived life. The women-led and operated company sets the standard for world-class quality and accessible luxury, earning prestigious awards in multiple markets for its products. Established in 2015, Coda Signature continues to grow its product lines and market reach, delivering consistent cannabinoid dosing and artistically crafted cannabis products for both the medicinal and adult-use markets. Coda Signature products are available in dispensaries across Colorado, with planned expansion into other North American emerging markets. Experience Coda: codasignature.com
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