Full Send Gummies

Full Send Gummies is the standard assorted pouch in the range, the general purpose option for buyers who want the product without choosing a specific flavour. Sealed 500mg pouch, mixed contents drawn from the current production run.

What you receive

A single sealed retail pouch stating a 500mg total, containing an assortment rather than one flavour. The exact mix follows what is being produced, so it varies, and you cannot select it.

Every piece uses the same plain fruit flavour naming approach as the rest of the Full Send line, with no indica or sativa labelling anywhere. Buyers who find strain marketing unhelpful tend to prefer this range specifically for that reason.

Strength and working out your dose

The 500mg is the pouch total, not the amount in one gummy. Read the piece count on the back and divide. Ten pieces gives 50mg each, twenty gives 25mg. Counts change between production runs, so check the specific bag you receive.

In an assortment, do not assume differently coloured pieces carry different amounts. The flavouring varies, the dosing should not. Against a standard dispensary serving of 5mg to 10mg, one piece is several, so cut a fraction on a board, note the time, and wait two full hours. Our dosing guide covers the arithmetic.

Who reaches for this one

People who want the range without a decision, and anyone buying as a gift or for someone whose flavour preference they do not know. It is also the sensible pick when you simply want to restock and are not fussed which flavours arrive.

If you already have a favourite, buy that one instead. An assortment guarantees some pieces you are less keen on, which is the trade off for variety.

How it compares in the range

Sour Mixed Flavors is the other assortment and skews deliberately toward the sour end, which makes it better if you know you like tartness. This general pouch spreads more evenly across the line. For single flavours, Blue Razz is the most popular starting point.

Checking your pouch is genuine

Look for crisp print with clean logo edges and even colour saturation rather than blurring or a shifted palette, and confirm the heat seal runs evenly across the full width rather than wavy or doubled. Inside, individual pieces should each be evenly coated and uniform in size, even though colours legitimately differ in an assortment.

Empty branded Full Send pouches are sold in bulk on wholesale marketplaces, so packaging proves nothing by itself, and potency is a manufacturer claim rather than a verified laboratory figure, a point the US Food and Drug Administration has made repeatedly. Our guide to spotting a fake pack covers the full checklist.

Storage

Sealed, cool, dark and dry, away from sunlight and heat. Fusing is worse in an assortment because you lose the ability to pick out the flavours you prefer as well as the ability to portion accurately. Reseal fully after each use, expect six to twelve months of good condition, and keep the pouch locked away from children and pets.

Where to go next

Use this pouch as a survey. Note which pieces you finish first and which you leave, and your next order can be a single flavour chosen with confidence rather than from a description. If you already know the range and want volume, the Full Send box holds multiple pouches at a lower cost each.

Buying it for someone else

An assortment is the sensible choice when the person eating it is not the person choosing it, which is more common in this category than you might expect.

Flavour preference is strongly held and difficult to guess, so a single flavour pouch bought as a gift has a real chance of missing. A mixed bag hedges that entirely, and it also gives the recipient information: after working through it they will know which single flavour to buy for themselves. If you are buying for someone new to edibles, pair it with a word of warning about the per piece figure, because the strength is the part people misjudge rather than the flavour. Our beginner guide covers what a first session should look like.

Frequently asked questions

What is in a standard Full Send Gummies pouch?

A sealed 500mg pouch containing an assortment rather than one flavour, with the exact mix following current production. You cannot select it.

Are different coloured pieces different strengths?

No. Flavouring varies but dosing should not. Divide the pouch total by the piece count as you would with any single flavour bag.

Should I buy this or a single flavour?

Buy the assortment if you have no preference or are buying for someone else. Buy a single flavour if you already know what you like.

How does it differ from Sour Mixed Flavors?

Sour Mixed Flavors skews deliberately toward the sour end of the range. This general pouch spreads more evenly across the line.

Does Full Send use strain labels?

No. The range uses plain fruit flavour naming with no indica or sativa labelling anywhere.