• CAREFREE KAVA GUMMIES
  • CAREFREE KAVA GUMMIES
  • CAREFREE KAVA GUMMIES
  • CAREFREE KAVA GUMMIES
  • CAREFREE KAVA GUMMIES

CAREFREE KAVA GUMMIES

Kava root gives you a mellow, mood-lifting sense of calm. Expect a good mood and gentle relaxation as the day's worries melt away.

Tasting notes: kava is known for two odd things: numbing the tongue, and having a bitter, herbal taste. These gummies reflect that with mild numbing (which dissipates in a minute or two) and a pronounced botanical flavor.

This product is gluten-free and vegan.

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Lemon and mint flavored gummies with 90mg active kavalactones. Expect a sense of calm and well-being.

Tasting notes: Kava will make your tongue tingle (expect a minute or two of numbing tingles) and be a bit bitter, but the acquired taste is well worth it!

DIRECTIONS

Take one gummy for a light dose. Take 2 gummies for a heavier social buzz. Do not exceed more than four gummies in 24 hours. Do not mix with alcohol.

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
SAFETY

Keep out of reach of children. Consult your doctor before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or on medication. Do not use with alcohol or caffeine. Do not use on an empty stomach.

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KAVA 101

WHY KAVA ROOT?

  • Kava is a root from the South Pacific that’s been used for centuries to promote relaxation and social connection. It provides a sense of relaxation and mild euphoria without being intoxicating like THC or alcohol.

  • Most people describe a calm, relaxed, and slightly uplifted feeling—like your mind slows down but you stay clear and present.

    Setting is important with kava. Kava is best enjoyed when you're ready to kick back and relax. Taking it in a crowded, hectic, or stressful environment just ain't the move.

  • Kava is a little bitter! Try as we might, our gummies will always have some of that trademark kava bitterness (but it shouldn't linger in your mouth long). Like coffee, it's an acquired taste you'll start to associate with relaxation and a good time.

    Note: your tongue will feel a bit numb when you first eat it. This is normal! It'll only last a couple minutes.

  • Some kava users experience a phenomenon called "reverse tolerance", which means they feel very little or nothing at all the first few times they use it, but then begin to feel the effects in a more pronounced way as their body gets used to processing the kava.

    There are enough active kavalactones in our gummies to feel something noticeable, so don't go slamming six gummies if you don't feel something the first time. Be patient and always consult with your doctor before trying a new drug.

  • Kava is grown in tropical islands like Fiji, Vanuatu, and Tonga, where it’s traditionally shared in community gatherings. (Ours is from Vanuatu.)

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HOW IT FEELS

1 Gummy

1 Gummy

Super light dose. Like background noise - slightly elevated mood, you start to relax a bit.
2 Gummy

2 Gummy

Relaxation begins to kick in more noticeably. Elevated mood. Everything seems chiller.
3+ Gummies

3+ Gummies

A social dose of kava. More relaxed but still not "high" in a traditional sense. Easy breezy.

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  • No — not like you're thinking. Kava produces relaxation and mild euphoria. Think of it like a good-mood gummy that melts away your stress.

  • No way. Both kava and alcohol are processed by the liver, which means using both at once could overburden that organ...which just ain't a good idea.

  • No. Do not mix kava with caffeine. Caffeine is a stimulant, while kava is a relaxant and a central nervous system depressant. The mixture may lead to either an increased feeling of energy or an overwhelming sensation of anxiety and jitters, and may even diminish the intended effects of each substance.

  • Depends on what "sober" means to you.

    Kava is a plant root traditionally used in the South Pacific that promotes relaxation and mild euphoria. It doesn’t contain alcohol, THC, or nicotine. Many people use it as a social alternative because it can reduce anxiety and promote calm without intoxication in the same way alcohol or marijuana does.

    But if sober means "in recovery from addiction," this gets trickier. While kava is legal and considered non-addictive, it does act on the nervous system and produces psychoactive effects. Some recovery programs (like AA/NA) may discourage it since it could be seen as replacing one substance with another. It depends on your goals, triggers, and recovery philosophy.

    Always consult your doctor before trying something new, especially if you have a history of addiction or substance use disorder.

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