Wyld Relaxing THC Gummies (10ct & 30ct)

Lab Results

• Elderberry Sleep — The opening is a tart, slightly astringent elderberry note — more dried berry than fresh, with a wine-dark fruit quality that registers immediately on the palate. The mid-palate develops into a deeper berry sweetness with a soft jammy body. The finish is clean and brief, with a light earthiness from the botanical terpene blend that keeps it from reading as pure candy.
• Boysenberry Dream — Opens on a bold, sweet-dark note — boysenberry sits between blackberry and raspberry in flavor, with more richness than either on its own. The mid-palate is smooth and full, with the sweetness developing gradually rather than hitting all at once. The finish carries a mild tartness that prevents the gummy from feeling cloying, with a subtle earthy undertone consistent with the botanical terpene profile.
• Marionberry Mellow — Marionberry is a Pacific Northwest hybrid variety with a notably deep, jammy character. The top note here is sweet rather than tart, leaning into ripe berry richness without the sharp edge of sour varieties. The body is round and full. The finish is clean and mellow, with a soft berry sweetness that fades evenly.
• Dark Cherry Rest — Leads with a tart-forward dark cherry note — closer to Montmorency sour cherry than sweet maraschino, with a brightness that registers immediately. The mid-palate softens into a darker, sweeter cherry body as the tartness recedes. The finish is clean and short, without the synthetic aftertaste common in lower-quality gummy formulas.
• Sour Cherry Mellow — The sour note arrives first and arrives loud — a sharp, candy-tart cherry opening that will be familiar to anyone who reaches for sour gummies by default. The body transitions toward a sweeter cherry character as the tartness settles. The finish is pleasantly sweet with a mild cherry candy aftertaste that lingers briefly.

• Take your gummy and allow it to fully dissolve as you chew for consistent absorption.
• Because these are designed for slower sessions, it helps to plan your timing—especially in the evening.
• Effects may take over an hour to fully settle in.
• Store in a cool, dry place, with the container sealed to preserve texture and flavor.

How much Delta-9 THC is in each Wyld Relaxing gummy?

Most Wyld Relaxing formulas deliver 10mg of Delta-9 THC per gummy. The Boysenberry Dream formula pairs that with 10mg CBD and 10mg CBN for a 1:1:1 ratio totaling 30mg cannabinoids per piece. The Elderberry Sleep formula adds 5mg CBN to 10mg Delta-9 THC. The Dark Cherry Rest formula steps down to approximately 2mg Delta-9 THC per piece alongside CBD and CBN at amounts not yet confirmed from COA data. If you are new to Delta-9 THC edibles, the Dark Cherry Rest is the appropriate starting point in this lineup.

Are Wyld Relaxing Gummies legal to buy online?

These gummies are hemp-derived and formulated to contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight, placing them within federal compliance under the 2018 Agriculture Improvement Act. That said, some states restrict the sale and shipment of intoxicating hemp products regardless of federal status. These gummies currently do not ship to Arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, or Vermont. Hemp product regulations continue to evolve state by state — verify your local status before ordering if there is any uncertainty.

What does CBN actually do in a sleep gummy?

Cannabinol, or CBN, is a cannabinoid found naturally in hemp that shows up frequently in sleep-focused edible formulas. On its own it is not strongly intoxicating, but when paired with Delta-9 THC it tends to reinforce the body-heavy, drowsy quality of the session — essentially deepening and extending the relaxation that THC initiates rather than adding a distinct psychoactive layer of its own. In the Elderberry Sleep formula it appears at 5mg alongside 10mg Delta-9 THC per piece. In the Boysenberry Dream it combines with CBD as well, creating a layered effect profile where each cannabinoid contributes something different to the overall character of the session.

How does the Boysenberry Dream formula differ from the simpler THC-only options?

The Boysenberry Dream is the most compositionally complex formula in the lineup. Rather than Delta-9 THC alone, it runs a 1:1:1 ratio of Delta-9 THC, CBD, and CBN — 10mg of each per piece. CBD does not produce intoxication independently but moderates how THC’s onset arrives, typically producing a smoother, more gradual climb and a longer overall duration. For buyers who find straight-THC edibles too sharp in onset or too short-lived, the 1:1:1 ratio tends to produce a more even-keeled, extended session. It also carries the highest total cannabinoid count per piece of any formula in this lineup. The tradeoff is that the CBD component means the Delta-9 THC contribution per piece is the same as the simpler formulas — you are adding character and duration, not raw potency.

How long do these gummies take to work?

As with all edible formats, onset depends on individual metabolism, body composition, and whether you have recently eaten. Plan on 45 to 90 minutes before the effects become clearly noticeable — and resist the temptation to take a second gummy before that window has fully passed. Edibles are the format where most people overshoot their intended dose, and it almost always happens because the first piece did not feel like much in the first 30 minutes. Effects from these formulas typically last 4 to 8 hours for most users.

Is the Dark Cherry Rest formula right for me if I am new to THC edibles?

The Dark Cherry Rest is the lowest-potency entry in this lineup at approximately 2mg Delta-9 THC per gummy, which makes it the appropriate starting point for someone who has little to no prior experience with THC edibles or who prefers a reliably gentle ceiling. A single gummy should produce mild, manageable relaxation for most people without the heavier sedation of the 10mg formulas. If you complete one gummy, wait the full 90-minute onset window, and feel very little, that is more useful information about your own tolerance than any number on a label — and a better basis for adjusting your next session than stacking another piece before the first one has finished.