FAQ
How to dose?
For starters, please start with 5mg THC. It is a capful (2.5mL) of the 50mL Lil’ Ray’s Lemonade shot, or 18mL of the 12oz Ray’s Lemonade.
Starting with a low THC amount would avoid any panic or anxiety. If 5mg THC did not show any effect, increase to 10mg THC.
| THC Amount | Lil’ Ray’s Lemonade (1.75oz/unit) | Ray’s Lemonade (12oz/unit) |
| 2.5 MG | 1.25mL or ½ capful | 0.3oz or 0.6 tablespoon |
| 5 MG | 2.5mL or 1 capful | 0.6oz or 1.2 tablespoon |
| 10 MG | 5mL or 2 Capful | 1.2oz or 2.4 tablespoon |
What kind of flavoring do you guys use?
All Ray’s Lemonades are crafted using all-natural flavoring, ensuring the most natural flavor profile on the market
Why should I drink Ray’s and not a cheaper option?
Ray does not like to cut corners. Ray’s Lemonade formulates with the most premium ingredients. With the purchase of a Ray’s Lemonade, you are guaranteed to have the highest quality flavors and cannabis in your body. Other than mandatory lab testing, additional quality analysis are conducted on each lot to keep our promise of safety and quality. Ray’s Lemonade also provides a solid wage and benefits for its entire workforce, so with each purchase, you are doing your part in securing local jobs for the whole Ray’s Lemonade Family.
How do I seal it back up after one dose?
Yes, you can reseal both Lil’ Ray’s Lemonade and 12oz Ray’s Lemonade (resealable twist-off cap). They last more than one month under refrigerator temperature (35F – 40F). Rinsing off the Lil’ Ray’s cap if used for dosing is recommended to avoid any sticky residue
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Benefits of Minor Cannabinoids
CBD (Cannabidiol)
CBD is one of the most well-known non-intoxicating cannabinoids found in cannabis.
Research suggests CBD may help support relaxation, emotional balance, and overall well-being by interacting with the body’s endocannabinoid system, the network that helps maintain internal balance. CBD is also being studied for its potential to support a healthy stress response and promote better rest and recovery. Many people incorporate CBD into their daily routines as part of a balanced wellness lifestyle.
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CBN (Cannabinol)
CBN is a mildly present cannabinoid that develops naturally as cannabis ages. It’s gaining interest for its potential to support relaxation and restful calm, making it a popular choice for evening or unwind routines. Early studies suggest CBN may work synergistically with other cannabinoids, such as CBD, to promote relaxation and balance. CBN is also being explored for its potential to support comfort and overall well-being, helping the body maintain a sense of ease and equilibrium.
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CBG (Cannabigerol)
Known as the “mother cannabinoid,” CBG is the compound from which many other cannabinoids are derived. Early research indicates CBG may help support focus, clarity, and a balanced mood, as well as promote a sense of calm without drowsiness. CBG is also being explored for its potential to support digestive and immune system balance, as part of the body’s natural process of maintaining overall homeostasis.
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CBC (Cannabichromene)
CBC is a lesser-known but increasingly studied cannabinoid that may work synergistically with others to enhance the overall entourage effect, the natural harmony between plant compounds.
Emerging studies suggest CBC may help support a positive mood, encourage a healthy inflammatory response, and promote general well-being. Its subtle effects make it a promising component in balanced cannabinoid formulations.
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When cannabinoids such as CBD, CBG, CBC, and CBN are used together, they may complement one another, enhancing their ability to support balance, calmness, and overall wellness through what’s often called the entourage effect.
This synergy is the foundation of many full-spectrum and broad-spectrum formulations.
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Sativa VS Indica
The terms Indica and Sativa refer to two primary types of cannabis plants, each with distinct characteristics in terms of their growth patterns, effects, and uses. Although these terms have been traditionally used to differentiate cannabis strains, it’s important to note that many modern cannabis strains are hybrids, combining characteristics of both Indica and Sativa.
Indica
Indica plants trace their origins to the cooler, mountainous regions of India, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. They typically grow shorter and bushier than Sativa varieties, with broader leaves and a naturally dense flowering structure.
Indica strains are often associated with a calm, soothing experience that many people enjoy in the evening or when they want to unwind. Users commonly describe the effects as deeply relaxing and physically grounding, offering a sense of tranquility that complements restful or reflective moments.
Sativa
Sativa plants are native to warmer climates such as Southeast Asia, Central America, and equatorial Africa. They are generally taller and more slender, with narrower leaves and a longer flowering cycle compared to Indica plants.
Sativa strains are often linked with a bright, uplifting experience. Many people choose them for daytime enjoyment, appreciating their energizing and creatively inspiring qualities. The effects are frequently described as clear-headed and motivating, making Sativas popular among those seeking a sense of focus or positivity.
Hybrid
Hybrid strains combine the genetics of both Indica and Sativa plants, creating unique profiles that balance their respective characteristics. Breeders select hybrids to highlight specific flavor, aroma, and experiential qualities.
Depending on their lineage, hybrids may lean more calming or invigorating, offering a tailored experience that can suit different moments or moods. Whether Indica-dominant, Sativa-dominant, or balanced, hybrids are valued for their diverse range of flavors, aromas, and nuanced effects.