Full Send Canna Gummies
Every Full Send Canna Gummies flavour at 500mg per pouch, with a full flavour guide, authenticity checks, dosage advice and bulk box options.
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Full Send Canna Gummies
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Price range: $575.00 through $4,500.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
On this page
- What Full Send Canna Gummies are
- The full flavour lineup
- Strength and how to read the pouch
- Full Send against Faded Fruits
- Authenticity checks
- Dosage and timing
- Storage
- Buying the box
- Legal position and buying sensibly
- Choosing your first Full Send flavour
- Common mistakes buyers make
- Ordering and delivery
- Frequently asked questions
What Full Send Canna Gummies are
Full Send Canna Gummies are fruit flavoured cannabis edibles sold in sealed foil pouches at a stated 500mg total per pouch. The name comes from the Full Send label associated with the Nelk Boys media group, and the packaging borrows that same loud, high contrast branding. Inside, the product is a soft sour coated chew in single fruit flavours rather than the strain named flavours used by Faded Fruits.

The practical difference between this range and the rest of the catalogue is the flavour philosophy. Full Send keeps things simple and recognisable: mango is mango, watermelon is watermelon, blue razz is blue razz. There is no indica or sativa labelling to interpret, which some buyers strongly prefer because it removes a layer of marketing language from the decision. If you want a straightforward fruit sweet at a known strength, this is the range that does that.
The full flavour lineup
Every flavour stocked here is listed below with tasting notes, so you can pick without guessing from the pack art alone.
| Flavour | Strength | Profile | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Razz | 500mg | Blue raspberry, sharp and sweet | The most popular starting flavour |
| Watermelon | 500mg | Fresh watermelon, light sourness | Buyers who dislike heavy sweetness |
| Mango | 500mg | Ripe tropical mango, full and round | Tropical fruit fans |
| Pineapple | 500mg | Tart pineapple with a sugar finish | Sharper palates |
| Passionfruit | 500mg | Floral, tangy, less sugary | Something different from the usual |
| Green Apple | 500mg | Classic sour green apple | Sour candy lovers |
| Tropical Punch | 500mg | Mixed tropical fruit blend | Buyers who want variety in one pouch |
| Sour Mixed Flavors | 500mg | Assorted sour pieces | Trying several flavours at once |
| Full Send Gummies | 500mg | Standard assorted pouch | General purpose choice |
| Full Send box | Multiple pouches | Mixed case | Stocking up or resale |
Strength and how to read the pouch
The 500mg on the front is the total across the whole pouch, not a single piece. Turn the pouch over, find the piece count, and divide. That per piece number is the figure you actually make decisions with, and getting this wrong is the most common cause of an unpleasant first experience with any high total edible.
These are unlicensed novelty edibles rather than dispensary products, so the printed total is a manufacturer claim and not a state verified laboratory result. The US Food and Drug Administration has issued repeated consumer warnings specifically about cannabis edibles packaged to look like mainstream snack brands, and that caution applies directly here. Read the number as a strength tier and start low.
Full Send against Faded Fruits
Both ranges sit at the same nominal strength and the same pouch format, so the choice comes down to flavour approach and availability rather than potency.
| Full Send Canna | Faded Fruits | |
|---|---|---|
| Flavour naming | Plain fruit names | Cannabis strain names |
| Strain labelling | None | Indica, sativa, hybrid |
| Range size | Nine pouches plus a box | Eighteen pouches plus boxes |
| Typical total | 500mg | 500mg, one 1000mg option |
| Bulk options | Single box | 25 to 10,000 packs |
If you want the widest flavour choice and the option to scale into large cases, Faded Fruits is the deeper range. If you want a simple fruit sweet without strain marketing, Full Send is the cleaner pick. Plenty of buyers keep both.
Authenticity checks
Full Send packaging is widely copied, and empty branded pouches are openly sold in bulk on wholesale marketplaces. That means the bag itself proves nothing about what is inside it. Run the same checks you would on any edible in this market.
Start with print quality. Genuine pouches show crisp logo edges and consistent colour saturation, while copies frequently have slight blurring, a colour cast, or a back panel that sits misaligned against the front. Check that the heat seal runs cleanly across the full width rather than being pressed unevenly. Inspect the gummies for uniform size, even sour coating and no weeping or fusing. Treat pricing far below the rest of the market as a warning rather than a bargain.
If verified potency genuinely matters to you, buy from a state licensed dispensary where batch testing is mandatory. The California Department of Cannabis Control runs a public licence lookup that lets you confirm a retailer is real before you spend anything.
Dosage and timing
Edibles are slow to arrive and long to leave. Expect onset anywhere from 30 to 90 minutes, occasionally longer after a heavy meal, and a duration of four to eight hours with a tail beyond that. The gap between eating and feeling anything is exactly where people go wrong, because nothing appears to be happening and a second dose feels reasonable.
The discipline that prevents almost every bad outcome is to take a small measured amount, write down the time, and take nothing further for two full hours. Cut a piece in half if the per piece figure is high. Keep water nearby, stay somewhere familiar, and skip alcohol, which sharpens nausea and dizziness noticeably.
If someone overdoes it, the experience is deeply unpleasant but usually resolves with rest, quiet and hydration. The National Capital Poison Center provides free guidance and a 24 hour line. Get medical help for chest pain, fainting, persistent vomiting, or any exposure involving a child or an animal.
Storage
Keep pouches sealed, cool, dark and dry. Direct sunlight and heat are what ruin these products, softening the gummies until they fuse and stripping the sour coating. A cupboard away from the oven is ideal. A car in summer is the worst place you could choose.
Press the resealable strip fully closed after each use, because an open pouch in humid air turns sticky within days. Expect good condition for six to twelve months when stored properly. Store everything locked away from children and pets, since the packaging is designed to look exactly like ordinary confectionery and that is precisely the risk.
Buying the box
The Full Send Canna Gummy box holds multiple retail pouches in one case at a lower cost per pouch than buying singly. It suits people who already know which flavours they like and anyone buying for resale.
Before ordering a case, be honest about how quickly you will get through it. Twelve months is a sensible outer limit for quality, so a box that would take three years to finish is not a saving. Make sure you have somewhere cool and dry with enough space, and if you are buying to resell, sort out your age verification policy before the stock arrives rather than after. Larger volumes across the whole catalogue are covered in the Faded Fruits boxes category.
Legal position and buying sensibly
Cannabis edibles are governed by state law in the United States and the position varies sharply across borders. A product that circulates freely in one state may be prohibited outright in the next, and the rules covering unlicensed novelty edibles are stricter still than those for licensed dispensary goods. Understand where you stand before you order, particularly if you are buying in quantity. The National Conference of State Legislatures keeps a current summary of state cannabis law, though it is a starting point rather than legal advice.
When choosing where to buy, judge the seller rather than the branding. A store worth using answers questions before you pay, gives you a real contact route, does not push you toward payment methods with no buyer protection, and takes age seriously. Claims of being the one official site are meaningless in this market, because a dozen unrelated domains make the same claim about the same brands. Ask us anything through the contact page, and see the wider catalogue on the shop page.
Frequently asked questions
How strong is a Full Send Canna Gummy pouch?
Each pouch states a 500mg total across all pieces inside, not per gummy. Check the piece count on the back and divide to get the per piece figure before you take anything.
Are Full Send gummies the same as Faded Fruits?
No. They are separate ranges at a similar strength and format. Full Send uses plain fruit flavour names with no strain labelling, while Faded Fruits uses cannabis strain names and indica, sativa and hybrid labels.
Which Full Send flavour is most popular?
Blue Razz is the most consistently requested, followed by Watermelon and Mango. Sour Mixed Flavors is the usual pick for anyone wanting to sample several at once.
How can I tell if a Full Send pouch is genuine?
Check print sharpness and colour, confirm the heat seal runs evenly across the full width, and look for uniform, evenly coated gummies inside. Empty branded pouches are sold in bulk, so packaging alone is not proof. Unusually cheap listings are a warning sign.
How long do the effects last?
Typically four to eight hours after an onset of 30 to 90 minutes, with a residual effect afterwards. Wait two full hours before considering a second dose.
Is there a bulk option for Full Send?
Yes. The Full Send Canna Gummy box holds multiple pouches in one case at a lower cost per pouch. Larger multi range cases are in the Faded Fruits boxes category.
Choosing your first Full Send flavour
Flavour choice sounds trivial until you are holding 500mg of something you do not enjoy eating. Because these pouches keep for months and you will be working through them in small pieces rather than in one sitting, picking a flavour you actively like matters more here than it would with an ordinary bag of sweets.
Think about what you reach for in a normal confectionery aisle. If you buy sour sweets, Green Apple and Pineapple will suit you, both carrying a genuine acidic bite rather than a token dusting of sour sugar. If you prefer sweet and smooth, Mango and Watermelon are the rounder options. Blue Razz sits in the middle and is the safest single choice for a first order, which is why it outsells everything else in the range.
If you genuinely cannot decide, Sour Mixed Flavors solves the problem by putting several profiles in one pouch. It is the most efficient way to work out your preference before committing to a case, and it costs no more than a single flavour pouch.
Common mistakes buyers make
Four errors account for nearly every complaint in this category, and all four are avoidable.
The first is misreading the strength, treating the 500mg figure as a per piece dose and eating a whole gummy on that basis. Always divide by the piece count. The second is redosing early, taking more at the 45 minute mark because nothing has happened yet, then absorbing both doses at once. Set a timer for two hours and respect it.
The third is poor storage, particularly leaving a pouch in a car or on a sunny windowsill. Heat fuses gummies into a single block and dissolves the coating, and while the product is not dangerous at that point it becomes impossible to dose accurately because you can no longer separate pieces reliably. The fourth, and by far the most serious, is careless storage around children and animals. These pouches look like sweets by design. Treat them like medication and lock them away.
Ordering and delivery
Orders ship in plain outer packaging with nothing on the exterior identifying the contents, the brand or the category of goods. There is no branding on the box and no description on the label beyond what the carrier requires.
Single pouches and small orders normally move quickly from held stock. Larger cases can depend on the current production run, so if timing matters for an event or a resale commitment, ask before you pay rather than after. You can follow your parcel from the order tracking page once it is on its way, and anything not covered here is usually answered on the FAQ page.
If something arrives damaged, photograph the outer box and the affected pouches on the day of delivery and get in touch immediately. Reports made on arrival with photographs are straightforward to sort out, and reports made weeks later after the stock has been stored somewhere unknown are not. Browse the rest of the catalogue in FKEM Gummies, Stars of Death Edibles or on the main shop page.










