MOTA Infused Chocolate Bars

Cannabis and chocolate are a combination that is to die for. The talented team from MOTA Cannabis has combined their secret infusion techniques to everybodies’ favourite chocolate flavours with the additional benefits of CBD and THC. MOTA Infused Chocolate Bars are delectably sweet, and make for the perfect day time or evening snack. These chocolate bars are divided into 6 squares, making it very convenient and simple to control or measure doses. Each infused chocolate bar contains a total of 300mg of THC.

“We’ve revamped all of your classic candy favourites with a precisely measured dose of THC. Munch on this!” – MOTA

New to Edibles?

MOTA Infused Chocolate Bars are one of many cannabis-infused products available today. It is becoming one of the most popular methods of consuming THC due to its convenience and lack of odour. Cannabis-infused products can come in a variety of forms including baked goods, beverages, candies, oils, dried fruits, and chocolates like this chocolate bar. Edibles are not only limited to THC but also available in purely CBD versions or 1:1 ratio also.

Compared to smoking, the effects of edibles are geared more towards the body, making it great for those looking for potent relief of pain, nausea, and lack of appetite. The THC content is very potent compared to a regular joint you may smoke. Furthermore, edibles can be a healthier alternative to smoking cannabis. Doing edibles do not include the associated negative health effects involved with smoke inhalation such as lung irritation, headache, chest pain or breathing problems. However, unlike smoking, the effects are not instant. They may take anywhere between 30 minutes to 2 hours to fully take effect. There are many factors that can influence the digestive process such as food in the stomach, weight, sex, THC tolerance, and metabolism. The effects of edibles, like MOTA Infused Chocolate Bars, also last much longer than traditional smoking. It can last up to 6-8 hours depending on the same individual factors mentioned before.