We've entered a new age of edibles!

Edibles are confections, beverages or foods infused with THC. Thanks to the advancement in cannabis extraction, edibles can now contain the full spectrum of cannabinoids to provide a much fuller, and desirable effect. Edibles are a great way to avoid the hassle of igniting, smoking, or vaping cannabis. It’s easy! everyone knows how to eat!

You can find a wide selection of high-quality foods of all types, beverages, cooking oil, and treats such as gummies or chocolates that provide the desired effects of THC and/or CBD made with cannabis oils, distillate or solvent-less hash.

Here at SSCC, we like to focus on quality, and potency when we curate our menu, and our attention to detail with our line of edibles is no exception. We focus on both the cutting-edge and industry standard products. Here are a few that we would love you to try today!

UNCLE ARNIE'S | ICED TEA LEMONADE | 8 OZ. BEVERAGE | 100MG THC $12.70 OTD

KWIK ZZZS | KUSHBERRY | 2 OZ. EDIBLE | 100MG THC $15.33 OTD

WYLD | PEACH 2:1 | 1.4 OZ. EDIBLE | 100MG CBD:50MG THC $22.71 OTD

HEAVENLY SWEET | BUTTER | 4 OZ. EDIBLE | 1000MG THC $51.99 OTD

Written and photographed by Marco Antonio Lara

Cannabis Brothers at South Sacramento Care Center

Newest Drop!

A fresh drop from the Cannabis Brothers just hit the shelves here at South Sacramento Care Center. Now available is LA Sunset, a beautiful cross between Wifi OG and Sunset Sherbet. 

This is one great strain if you’re looking for a delicious flavor on exhale. There is a fruity sweetness from the Sunset Sherbet that hits the taste buds just right. Soon after follows an earthy exhale that lets you know this is a powerful indica strain.

There is an instant warmth that comes over you after a few hits. Your body slowly starts to loosen up, as your mind shortly follows. Definitely a strain to smoke after a long day at work or at a small gathering with close friends. The Cannabis Brothers Have out done themselves yet again. This company is extremely consistent with their strains, which shows how important quality is to them.

Written by Marissa Trujillo