200mg CBD Gummies – Sour Green Apple by WILLO

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Sour Green Apple is the CBD end of the Willo gummy line, and at the moment it is the only CBD gummy on our shelf. One bag holds 200mg of CBD and is lab-tested at zero THC. That zero is the whole design: nothing psychoactive, no head change, no reason to write off your afternoon.

Apple leads, bright and green rather than baked, and a sour snap lands late before fading out. The pieces are soft-set under a light sugar coat, chewy the way a candy-store gummy is chewy rather than stiff and waxy. Break the seal and the bag smells like a sweet shop.

Why buy 200mg CBD Gummies - Sour Green Apple by WILLO from King Crop

• The zero is tested, not assumed — Willo lab-tests this line, so the CBD turns up without a high attached and the rest of your day carries on unchanged.
• Sealed exactly as the maker sent it — we never open, split or repack an edible, so the factory seal is still intact when it reaches your hand.
• Same-day across the GTA — order after lunch and a driver has it with you that evening, with no courier scan to sit and refresh.
• Quiet on both routes — the local hand-off is a plain bag, and the mailed parcel says nothing on the outside about what is in it.
• We would rather over-explain — the question we field most about CBD is whether it still gets you high, and we answer that straight every time instead of letting someone buy the wrong bag.

200mg CBD Gummies - Sour Green Apple by WILLO sizes and how it's packed

There is one format here: a single sealed bag of ten pieces, portioned by Willo long before it reaches us, with 200mg of CBD across the bag. We keep edibles flat, cool and out of the light at the shop, and they go out in that same untouched seal inside a plain outer — a nondescript carry bag on the local run, a padded parcel with no cannabis branding on the mail side. Free delivery on orders over $150 applies to both routes.

Also explore: 1100mg CBD Cartridge by Willo, 510 Thread Vape Battery Unit by Willo, 100mg Blue Raspberry Gummies by Buudabomb — or browse the full CBD range.

Why we pre-pack in sealed bags instead of scooping from a jar

An open jar loses the label. The moment pieces leave the bag they were made in, the milligram figure, the batch code, the maker and the test behind it all stop travelling with the product, and nobody downstream can check any of it. Chews also behave badly in open air: gelatin and sorbitol both pull moisture, so an unsealed jar turns tacky, the pieces fuse into one block, and the sugar coat dissolves into syrup at the bottom. Warmth speeds every part of that up.

Seals are cheap. Guessing what is in an open jar is not.