Rare Cannabinoid Company’s Black Friday Buy 2 Get 1 Free Deal includes THCV gummies, pure THCV oil, Hawaiian Choice Active & Focus CBD Oil Tinctures, and bottles of THC Gummies.

THCV is well known for its appetite suppressing properties, so that could be a bonus for anyone who’s worried about over eating this holiday season.

HONOLULU (PRWEB)
November 22, 2022

Rare Cannabinoid Company has launched its Black Friday deals on THCV gummies and tinctures, Hawaiian Choice Focus and Active CBD oils, and their new full spectrum hemp THC Mood Gummies (with CBC for mood improvement).

“We are very excited to help people uplift their spirits this holiday season with our ‘Buy 2 Get 1 Free’ offer,” said a company spokesperson.

“This deal is designed to help people have more energy and improve their mood, so they can feel their best for gatherings with family and friends,” they said.

“Also, THCV is well known for its appetite suppressing properties, so that could be a bonus for anyone who’s worried about over eating this holiday season.”

Customers can put any three “sale” items in their cart and the least expensive will be free. All uplifting Black Friday sale products can be found here.

The featured products are:

• 
  Pure THCV Oil Tincture: 500mg THCV in certified organic MCT coconut oil.
• 1:1 THCV: CBD: THCV and full spectrum Hawaiian CBD oil, lightly flavored with organic, food grade Italian lemon and wild orange oils.
• Extra strength THCV gummies: All-natural, lemon-flavored, vegan gummies each contain 25mg THCV. There are 15 THCV gummies per bottle.
• THC Gummies Bottle: Full spectrum hemp-derived Mood Gummies each contain 5mg delta-9-THC for relaxation and high levels of CBC and CBD for improved mood. There are 30 gummies per bottle.
• THC Gummies Packet: These THC+CBC Mood Gummies packets make the perfect stocking stuffers! Each packet contains 10 gummies.
• Hawaiian Choice Focus CBD Oil: Premium broad spectrum Hawaiian CBD, real fruit infusions, and terpenes to promote concentration and alertness.
• Hawaiian Choice Active CBD Oil: This tincture contains the same broad spectrum CBD from Maui and infusions of real Hawaiian pineapple, passion fruit, noni, honey and more as the Focus CBD, but it has a unique terpene blend to help people exercise and control their appetite.

Rare Cannabinoid Company offers the largest selection of naturally occurring hemp cannabinoids (CBC, CBDA, CBD, CBDV, CBGA, CBG, CBN, THC, THCV, and terpenes) and was the first to produce a pure THCV oil tincture. THCV (tetrahydrocannabivarin) is a rare cannabinoid found in landrace African cannabis sativas and is also in some hemp strains. It has stimulating properties and is being studied on animals for suppressing appetite. ([See the National Library of Medicine’s commentary on THCV studies here.)

Rare Cannabinoid Company’s THCV gummies are also the highest potency THCV gummies on the market. Their Mood Gummies are another world first as in addition to 5mg delta-9-THC, they also contain high levels of CBC (cannabichromene) and CBD. Delta-9-THC and CBC have been found to have the most antidepressant-like effects of all cannabinoids. CBC works by raising levels of the brain’s “bliss” molecule anandamide. ([See studies on Delta-9-THC and CBC here.)

The Hawaiian Company recommends people take their THCV and Hawaiian Choice Active CBD Oils for a boost of energy and appetite control in the morning, before work or working out.

Otherwise, for an uplifting, recreational sativa experience akin to a Durban Poison or Doug’s Varin feel, they recommend combining THC Gummies with THCV oils or gummies. THCV will help curb the munchies but will not be as effective when taken with THC as if it is taken alone or with CBD.

Rare Cannabinoid Company grew out of sister brand Hawaiian Choice CBD and all products are produced in a current Good Manufacturing Practices-certified facility and undergo multiple third-party lab tests with results online and via QR code. Products can be found in more than 375 locations across the United States, Japan, Brazil, and the Mariana Islands.

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