Cannabis Gummies - 13% Leaf Extract, Cola

Every batch is sent for third-party laboratory testing before it is packed, and the certificate of analysis for the batch is published on our lab results page. A COA is worth reading rather than collecting: it confirms the cannabinoid content actually present, so the 350 mg on the label is a measured figure rather than a claim, and it records the contaminant screening — heavy metals, pesticides, residual solvents, microbial load.

The licence matters as much as the lab report. These are Vijaya gummies: an Ayurvedic proprietary formulation made from cannabis leaf extract, which is the part of the plant Indian law treats differently from the rest, and they are manufactured under an AYUSH licence rather than sold as a general food supplement. That is the whole basis on which cannabis gummies can be sold legally in India at all. The India cannabis law FAQ sets out the statutory detail, and it does vary by state.

Two things follow from that, and both are deliberate. An in-house doctor reviews every order after payment and before dispatch, and nothing ships without that review. And you can check our working: licence, batch report and pricing are all published rather than described.

Vijaya’s active cannabinoids — CBD and THC — are among the most-studied plant compounds in modern medicine. Independent bodies such as the US National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) and the National Institutes of Health note that the strongest clinical evidence sits in specific medical situations managed under professional care, while for everyday wellness use the research is still early and mixed.

That is exactly why Vijaya is supplied in India under medical supervision — after prescription or consultation, not off the shelf. Your doctor is best placed to judge whether, and how, it fits your situation. We make no claim that this product treats, cures, or prevents any condition.

Sources: NCCIH (nccih.nih.gov) and NIH / NCBI. General information, not medical advice.