Overview
Papa & Barkley 3:1 CBD:THC [15ml] (135mg CBD/45mg THC) is a cbd / balanced product from our topicals range. Commonly reported effects: relaxed, focused, energetic and body-focused. Flavour notes: spice and mint.
Supplier description — Provided by the supplier in English and reproduced unedited.
The 3:1 CBD Rich Releaf Balm (15ml) by Papa & Barkley is a "high-performance and award-winning" topical therapy designed for those who seek targeted, heavy-duty relief for localized physical discomfort. This 15ml travel-sized jar features a balanced ratio of approximately 135mg CBD and 45mg THC, utilizing a proprietary "whole-plant" infusion process in a nourishing base of beeswax, coconut oil, and vitamin E to ensure deep skin penetration and long-lasting efficacy. Expertly crafted with a blend of essential oils like eucalyptus, tea tree, and peppermint, it delivers an "invigorating and medicinal" aromatic profile defined by a blast of cooling menthol and fresh herbs, artfully providing a "dual-action" sensation that calms inflammation while soothing muscle tension. Its effects are prized for being "physically restorative and non-intoxicating," as the cannabinoids interact with local receptors in the skin and joints to provide a focused, soothing glow that helps dissolve chronic aches, reduce post-workout soreness, or accelerate recovery from daily "wear-and-tear" without any psychoactive "head high." With Papa & Barkley’s commitment to "solventless extraction and farm-to-bottle transparency," the 3:1 CBD Rich Releaf Balm offers a sophisticated and effective way to achieve a "steady, high-altitude mindset" by ensuring your body feels as relaxed and agile as your spirit.
How to use
Apply a thin layer to clean, unbroken skin and wash your hands afterwards. For external use only.
Storage
Store sealed, upright and away from light between 15–20 °C. Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Keep out of reach of children and animals. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Not for use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a physician if you take prescription medication.