The Faded Fruits Box is the general entry into the case range, holding sealed retail pouches in a mixed assortment rather than a single flavour. If you are not sure which specific size you need, this page explains how the range works and where each option fits.
On this page
- What a box actually contains
- Choosing a size
- The number that decides it
- Storing a case
- Checks on arrival
- Dosing does not change with volume
- Frequently asked questions
What a box actually contains
Individually sealed retail pouches, each with its own printed strength, flavour name and resealable strip. It is a case of retail units rather than one large bag of sweets, which is the single most common misunderstanding people have before their first case arrives.
Assortments are drawn from the current production run, so you receive a spread across the indica, sativa and hybrid styles rather than a flavour list you select. Every option is described honestly in our flavour guide.
Choosing a size
The range runs from personal quantities to full wholesale, and the right choice depends on how fast you actually get through the product rather than on which discount looks best.
For personal use, the 25 pack suits a regular solo user and the 50 pack suits a household of two or three. The 100 pack is where the range turns commercial and carries the sharpest proportional saving. Above that, 500, 1000 and 2500 packs are trade quantities, with a 10,000 pack wholesale tier above them.
The number that decides it
Quality holds for roughly six to twelve months from purchase when stored properly. That window, not the discount table, is what should determine your size.
Work out how many pouches you genuinely use or sell in a month and buy what you will clear inside a year. A case that takes three years to finish has cost you storage, capital and quality, and the per pouch saving is long gone by then. The largest tier you can clear in twelve months is the one that maximises value.
Storing a case
Cool, dark, dry and stable in temperature. Heat is what ruins gummies: warm storage softens pouches until pieces fuse into a single mass, and at that point you cannot portion accurately, which is the basis of dosing safely.
Keep cases off concrete floors, out of direct sun, away from ovens and radiators, and stacked upright without heavy boxes crushing lighter ones. Write the arrival date on each carton and use oldest first. Our guide to storing gummies covers the detail, and above all keep the case locked away from children and animals.
Checks on arrival
Open and inspect on the day rather than storing unopened. Photograph the carton before cutting the tape if there is transit damage, count the pouches against the stated quantity, and raise any shortfall immediately.
Sample a handful for crisp print with clean logo edges, an even factory heat seal across the full width, and gummies that move separately rather than as a fused block. Counterfeit and refilled pouches are a real problem in this brand category, and our guide to spotting a fake sets out every check.
Dosing does not change with volume
Each pouch states a total, not a per piece figure. Divide by the piece count on the back of each individual bag, since counts vary between production runs. Start with a small measured fraction, note the time, and wait two full hours before considering more. Potency in this segment is a manufacturer claim rather than a verified laboratory figure, as the US Food and Drug Administration has warned repeatedly, so treat every new pouch as an unknown. Our dosing guide covers the arithmetic.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Faded Fruits box one large bag?
No. It is a case of individually sealed retail pouches, each with its own printed strength and flavour. This is the most common misunderstanding before a first case arrives.
Which box size should I buy?
Base it on how fast you use or sell the product. 25 packs suits a solo user, 50 a small household, 100 is the first trade quantity, and larger tiers are commercial.
Can I choose the flavours?
No, boxes ship as mixed assortments from the current production run. Ask before ordering if you need a specific flavour in quantity.
How long does a box stay good?
Roughly six to twelve months from purchase when stored sealed, cool, dark and dry. Buy the largest size you will clear inside a year.
Does buying a box change how I dose?
No. Each pouch is a normal retail unit. Divide the printed total by the piece count on that specific bag and start with a small fraction.
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