Faded Fruits FAQ

The questions we are actually asked, answered plainly. If you are new to THC edibles, start with the dosing questions, because strength is the part people misjudge rather than flavour.

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Dosing and strength

How strong is a 500mg pouch?

The 500mg is the total across every piece in the pouch, not the amount in one gummy. Divide it by the piece count printed on the back. Ten pieces gives 50mg each. A standard serving in licensed dispensary markets is 5mg to 10mg, so a single piece is usually several servings.

How much should I take the first time?

Cut a piece into quarters and take one fragment. Note the time, and take nothing further for two full hours. Onset runs 30 to 90 minutes and longer after a meal, so the most common mistake is deciding it has not worked and taking more.

How long do the effects last?

Commonly four to eight hours, with a residual heaviness afterwards. An afternoon dose can still be with you late evening. Clear your schedule the first time rather than fitting it around plans.

What do I do if I take too much?

You are not in danger, but you may be uncomfortable for several hours. Sit or lie somewhere familiar, sip water, eat something plain, and wait it out. It always passes. Our guide to taking too much covers it properly.

Do indica and sativa labels mean anything in an edible?

Less than the packaging suggests. Digestion converts much of the THC into a longer acting compound regardless of the strain lineage, so treat the label as a soft expectation cue rather than a promise. See indica vs sativa in edibles.

Authenticity and testing

How can I tell a genuine pouch from a fake?

Check for crisp print with clean logo edges, even colour, and a factory heat seal running the full width with no doubled line. Inside, pieces should be uniform with an even coating and should move separately. Empty branded pouches are sold in bulk, so packaging alone proves nothing. Our authenticity guide lists every check.

Is the printed potency tested?

No. These are unlicensed novelty edibles rather than licensed dispensary products, so the figure on the pack is a manufacturer claim with no independent verification. The US Food and Drug Administration has published guidance on exactly that inconsistency. Treat every new pouch as an unknown and start below your usual amount.

Storage, age and ordering

How should I store them?

Sealed, cool, dark and dry, away from sunlight and any heat source. Warmth fuses the pieces into a block, and once you cannot separate them you cannot portion accurately. Reseal fully after each use and expect six to twelve months of good condition.

Do I have to be 21?

Yes. This site is restricted to adults aged 21 and over and you will be asked to confirm before browsing.

Which flavour should I start with?

Blue Slush is the most broadly liked and the usual first purchase. If you dislike sweet flavours, try Sour Apple or Lime Diesel instead. The flavour guide describes all eighteen honestly.

What is the difference between the brands you stock?

Faded Fruits uses strain style names at 500mg. Full Send uses plain fruit names with no strain labelling. FKEM runs 1500mg to 2000mg. Stars of Death and Torch sit at the top of the strength range.

Do you ship discreetly?

Yes. Orders arrive in plain outer packaging with nothing on the outside identifying the contents or the category of goods.

Still stuck? Contact us and we will answer directly.

Is there a minimum order?

Yes, $100 on the cart total. Delivery stays free at any size once you are past it. Three or four 500mg pouches clears the minimum, and so does any single bulk box.

More questions the Faded Fruits FAQ does not cover here

Some questions need more room than an answer box allows, so they have their own pages. This section points you at the right one rather than repeating them badly.

On legality, the answer depends entirely on which state you are in, and it changed several times during 2026. Our laws by state guide compares six major markets and explains the federal total THC rule that takes effect on 11 December 2026. If you want the regulator’s own words, the FDA consumer guidance on cannabis derived products is the place to start.

On buying, the ordering page sets out every strength tier with prices and cost per milligram, and the potency page ranks the range honestly, including the fact that our most expensive pouch is not our best value. Shops buying to resell should read the wholesale terms.

On effects, the strain label questions come up constantly, and the honest answer is longer than a line. Indica effects, sativa picks and hybrid effects each cover what the label does and does not tell you in an edible.

If your question is not answered anywhere on the site, the contact page lists our hours and the fastest way to reach a person.