The Austin-based company said the dosage allows patients to ingest less product to reach their prescribed amounts of THC. Texas CannabisCommunity cannabisculture MedicalMarijuana
Texas' largest medical cannabis company is now offering the state's highest-dosage gummy.
The new gummies launched by Texas Original Compassionate Cultivation contain 20 mg of THC, the psychoactive compound in weed that produces a high. Officials with the Austin-based company said the dosage allows patients to ingest less product to reach their prescribed amounts of THC and to experience longer relief.
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