Faded Fruits Gummies, Authentic THC Edibles

The complete Faded Fruits gummies buying guide

Most people arrive here with one of four questions. Which strength suits them, which flavour to pick, how to tell a genuine pouch from a copy, and how long the effects last. This guide answers all four in plain language, using the products actually stocked on this site rather than generic edible advice.

Faded Fruits gummies are cannabis infused sweets sold in sealed pouches. The house range is built around a 500mg pouch holding ten gummies, so each piece carries roughly 50mg of THC. Alongside it sit higher strength lines from Full Send, FKEM, Stars of Death and Torch, which climb well past the house range and are aimed at people with an established tolerance.

On this page

• Shop by format
• The full price list
• Which one you should buy
• Faded Fruit or Faded Fruits
• What people buy together
• Why buy from this shop
• What you are actually buying
• Choosing a strength, with a comparison table
• The flavours and how they differ
• Dosing without overdoing it
• Telling a real pouch from a fake
• Storage, shelf life and freshness
• Bulk boxes and wholesale pricing
• Delivery, packaging and discretion
• More questions we get asked

Shop Faded Fruits by format

The catalogue splits into six working ranges. Single pouches for personal use, boxes for anyone buying at volume, and three higher strength lines for experienced consumers. Prices below are the live shelf prices on this site.

Faded Fruits price list

People ask what Faded Fruits costs more than any other question, so here is the whole thing in one table rather than making you click through. These are current prices, not guide prices, and they change only when the shelf price changes.

Single pouches sit between 25 and 40 dollars depending on the line. Once you are buying more than a few at a time the box pricing works out materially cheaper per pouch, which is covered in the bulk section further down.

Which Faded Fruits should you buy

The strength table further up compares the lines side by side. This section is the shorter version, organised by what you are actually trying to do.

You are buying your first pouch

Take a 500mg house pouch and treat it as ten doses rather than ten sweets. Blue Slush is the one most people start with, because the sour coating covers the botanical aftertaste better than the sweeter flavours. Cut a gummy into quarters and wait two hours before deciding anything. If you have never had an edible at all, this range is stronger than an ideal starting point and a lower dose product bought elsewhere would serve you better.

You want the strongest thing available

Stars of Death is the top of the catalogue, with Torch Haymaker close behind on total milligrams and well ahead on piece count. Both assume an established tolerance. Portion by cutting, never by eye, because the active ingredient is rarely distributed evenly through a gummy.

You care most about how it tastes

The sweet end of the range covers Bubblegum Gelato, Grape Ape and Cotton Candy Kush. The sour end covers Blue Slush, Sour Apple and Pink Lemonade. If you dislike the vegetal note that edibles often carry, choose from the sour end, since the acid coating masks it. The flavour guide goes through every option.

You are buying for a shop or for a group

Go straight to boxes. A mixed case beats a single flavour case for resale, because Blue Slush and Strawberry Cough turn over quickly while the sweeter flavours sit. If the quantity or mix you need is not listed, ask us rather than ordering several cases separately.

Faded Fruit or Faded Fruits, and the other spellings

This brand is written a dozen different ways, and people searching for it rarely land on the same one twice. They all refer to the same cannabis infused gummies made by Faded Cannabis Co, and everything below is stocked here.

• Faded Fruits and Faded Fruit, singular or plural, are used interchangeably. The packaging says Faded Fruits.
• Faded gummies and Faded edibles usually mean the same 500mg pouch.
• Faded Cannabis Co is the manufacturer name rather than a separate product.
• Faded Fruits fruit pack and assorted fruit pack refer to the mixed flavour packs.
• Faded 1000mg and Faded Fruits 1000mg refer to the higher strength box, not the standard pouch.

If you arrived searching any of those, the full catalogue is the place to start. Spelling variations also matter when you are checking whether a pouch is genuine, because counterfeit packaging frequently gets the wording subtly wrong. That is covered in telling a real pouch from a fake.

What people buy together

Three combinations come up again and again in orders. None of them are sold as a bundle, so you add the items separately, but they are worth knowing about before you check out.

A sour pouch and a sweet pouch

Most people who order two singles take one from each end of the flavour range, typically Blue Slush alongside a sweeter option such as Grape Ape or Bubblegum Gelato. It is the cheapest way to work out which end you actually prefer before committing to a box.

A single pouch first, then the box

Buying one 500mg pouch to confirm the flavour, then returning for a box of the same thing, costs a little more up front and avoids being left with several hundred pouches of something you do not like.

A house pouch and one higher strength pouch

People with a settled tolerance often keep a 500mg pouch for ordinary use and one FKEM pouch for occasions, rather than making the higher strength the everyday option. It also gives you a reference point for judging the stronger line safely.

Why buy from this shop

Plain reasons, all of which you can check yourself on this site rather than taking on trust.

Prices are printed, not quoted

Every price is on the page, including the bulk tiers, in the price list above. You do not have to message anyone to find out what something costs.

You do not need an account

Checkout works as a guest. There is no forced registration, no marketing sign up and no stored profile unless you want one.

Dosing guidance sits on the product page

Every product page carries the strength, the piece count and the portioning advice, rather than burying it. We would rather you took a quarter and enjoyed it than took a whole one and did not.

We are straight about what the numbers mean

The milligram figure on a pouch is the manufacturer’s stated potency, and we say so instead of implying it has been independently verified. The same goes for strain names, which describe flavour and intended use rather than a guaranteed effect.

The range is deep rather than wide

Six working lines and more than fifty products, all of them cannabis gummies, instead of a scattered catalogue. If a flavour or box size is missing it is because it is out of stock, and asking is usually quicker than waiting.

What you are actually buying

A standard Faded Fruits pouch contains ten gummies and states 500mg of THC across the pack. That works out at about 50mg per piece, which is a high single dose by most standards. For comparison, a lot of dispensary edibles are portioned at 5mg or 10mg per piece, so one Faded Fruits gummy can represent five to ten of those servings. This is the single most important number to understand before you open a pouch, and it is the reason the range is not a good first edible for someone with no tolerance at all.

The pouches are printed with the flavour, the strain style, and the total milligram figure on the front. Potency figures on cannabis products are manufacturer claims, and independent verification varies widely across the wider edibles market, so treat the number on the pack as a guide to relative strength within the range rather than a laboratory measurement. The FDA has published consumer guidance on why labelling on cannabis derived products can be inconsistent, and it is worth reading before you buy edibles anywhere.

You can see the full house range on the Faded Fruits 500mg category, which lists every flavour currently in stock as a single pouch.

Choosing a strength

The catalogue spans a very wide potency range, from the 500mg house pouch up to packs measured in thousands of milligrams. Picking the right tier matters more than picking the right flavour, because the difference between lines is not marginal. The table below sets out what each line is for.

If you are moving up a tier, the sensible approach is to treat the new pack as if it were unfamiliar entirely. A person comfortable with a 500mg pouch should not assume a quarter of an FKEM piece feels equivalent, because distribution of the active ingredient through a gummy is rarely perfectly even.

The flavours and how they differ

Flavours in the house range are grouped loosely by strain style. Indica leaning options such as Blue Slush, Grape Ape and Sour Apple are the ones customers most often buy for evening use. Sativa leaning options including Strawberry Cough, Orange Sherbet, Pink Lemonade and Grapefruits Haze tend to be bought for daytime. Hybrids such as Cherry OG, Mango Kush and Cotton Candy Kush sit between the two.

On taste alone, the sweeter end of the range covers Bubblegum Gelato, Cotton Candy Kush and Grape Ape. The sharper, more sour end covers Blue Slush, Sour Apple and Pink Lemonade. Blue Slush remains the single best selling flavour, largely because the sour coating masks the botanical aftertaste better than the sweeter options do.

Worth being clear about one thing: the strain names on edibles describe the flavour profile and the intended use case, not a guaranteed pharmacological difference. Effects from edibles are driven far more by dose and by your own metabolism than by the label on the pouch. Our flavour guide goes through each option in more detail.

Dosing without overdoing it

Edibles behave differently from inhaled cannabis. They pass through the digestive system and the liver before anything reaches the bloodstream, which delays onset and extends duration. Expect somewhere between thirty minutes and two hours before you feel much, with the peak arriving later still and the whole experience running for several hours. Research summarised by the National Institute on Drug Abuse covers how this differs from smoking.

The practical rule that prevents almost every bad experience is simple. Take a portion, then wait two full hours before deciding whether to take more. The most common mistake is redosing at the forty five minute mark because nothing has happened yet, then absorbing both portions at once.

With a 50mg piece, most people should start with a quarter or less. Cut the gummy rather than guessing. If you are new to edibles entirely, this range is stronger than an appropriate starting point, and a lower dose product bought elsewhere would serve you better. We would rather say that plainly than sell you something that puts you off.

Keep everything sealed and out of reach of children and pets. Cannabis edibles look like ordinary sweets, and accidental consumption by children is a genuine and well documented risk. Poison Control publishes guidance on what to do if that happens. If you want more detail on timing and portioning, see how many 500mg gummies you should take and how long THC gummies take to kick in.

Telling a real pouch from a fake

Faded Fruits is a widely copied brand, and counterfeit pouches circulate in volume. Copies matter for a practical reason rather than a snobbish one: an unknown producer means an unknown dose, and an unknown dose is where problems start.

Things worth checking on any pouch you receive, from us or anywhere else. The print should be sharp, with clean edges on the logo and no blurring or colour bleed where the artwork meets the background. The seal should be factory made and even, not a heat line that wanders. The rear panel text should be legible and correctly spelled, since spelling errors are one of the most reliable tells on copied packaging. The gummy count inside should match the pack. Colour should be consistent from piece to piece.

Be sceptical of pricing that sits far below everyone else. Wholesale economics on this product are reasonably well understood, and a price that looks impossible usually is. Our real or fake guide walks through the comparison with photographs.

Storage, shelf life and freshness

Gummies keep best somewhere cool, dark and dry. Heat is the main enemy, because it softens the gelatin and makes pieces fuse together, which then makes accurate portioning almost impossible. A cupboard away from any heat source is fine. A car in summer is not.

An unopened pouch holds condition for a long time. Once opened, press the air out and reseal it, or move the contents to an airtight container. Gummies left open go firm and lose aroma within days. Refrigeration is optional and mainly helps in hot climates, though it can make the sugar coating tacky. Freezing is unnecessary. For a fuller answer see do THC gummies expire.

Bulk boxes and wholesale pricing

Single pouches suit personal use. Once you are buying regularly, or supplying a shop, the per unit price drops sharply on boxes. The bulk box category runs from small boxes up to cases of several hundred packs, and the same tiering applies across the Full Send and Stars of Death lines.

Two things to weigh before committing to a large case. First, storage: several hundred pouches need somewhere cool and dry, and a warm stockroom will cost you more in ruined stock than you saved on the unit price. Second, flavour mix: fast selling flavours such as Blue Slush and Strawberry Cough move quickly, while sweeter options sit longer, so a mixed case usually beats a single flavour case for anyone reselling.

If you need a quantity or a mix that is not listed, contact us rather than ordering multiple cases separately.

Delivery, packaging and discretion

Orders ship in plain outer packaging with no branding, product imagery or wording on the outside that indicates what is inside. The sender name on the label is neutral. Pouches travel sealed exactly as they leave the supplier.

Cannabis law varies enormously between countries, and within countries between states and provinces. It is your responsibility to know the rules that apply where you live before ordering, because those rules govern what you may lawfully possess and receive. The legal position is genuinely complex and moves quickly, and the FDA’s overview of cannabis regulation gives a sense of how the federal picture sits against state level rules. Our own summary is at are THC gummies legal.

More questions we get asked

How many gummies are in a Faded Fruits 500mg pouch?

Ten gummies, at roughly 50mg of THC each across the pack.

How long do the effects last?

Onset is usually thirty minutes to two hours, with effects commonly running four to eight hours and some residual effect beyond that. Duration depends on dose, on what you have eaten and on your own metabolism.

What happens if I take too much?

The usual experience is several unpleasant hours of anxiety, a racing heart, nausea and heavy sedation, which passes on its own. Stay somewhere comfortable, drink water, avoid alcohol and do not drive. Seek medical help if you are worried, and treat any consumption by a child as an emergency.

Can I drive after eating one?

No. Effects last far longer than people expect and impair coordination and judgement well past the point where the peak has faded.

Which flavour should I start with?

Blue Slush is the most popular and the most forgiving on taste. Grape Ape suits anyone who prefers sweet over sour.

Do you sell single gummies?

No, the smallest unit is a sealed ten piece pouch. Portion at home by cutting a gummy.

Is the strength on the pack verified?

The figure printed on the pouch is the manufacturer’s stated potency. Treat it as a guide to relative strength within the range.

Do you ship internationally?

Delivery options are shown at checkout for your address. Check your own local law before ordering.

Anything not covered here is likely answered on the FAQ page, or browse the full catalogue.