Joy Organics is based in Colorado and is named after its co-founder and CEO, Joy Smith. Smith's son suggested she try CBD to help her with pain and sleep problems. The website for the company says that her family chose to make CBD into a business because she had such a good experience with it.

About 40 people work for the company, and many of them are family members. Joy Organics tries to make a line of high-quality products that are also good for the earth by using recycled materials, organic ingredients, regenerative farming methods, and shipping that doesn't use any carbon.

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How do the CBD gummies from Joy Organics work?

Joy Organics THC-free gummies have broad-spectrum CBD in them, which means they have all of the active chemicals and natural cannabinoids found in hemp plants except for THC.

It is thought that CBD may work by attaching to cannabis receptors in the brain and spinal cord. This group of receptors is part of the endocannabinoid system (ECS), which controls hunger, sleep, pain, and how we feel emotionally.

Wide range of CBD doesn't have THC, which is the chemical that makes people feel "high," which is a very strong psychoactive effect. Lana Butner, a naturopathic doctor and licensed acupuncturist from New York City, says that the lack of THC could be good for people whose jobs require them to solve problems or run heavy machines.

"The bad thing about not having THC is that you miss out on all of hemp's healing, calming, and sleep-inducing effects," she says. For instance, a 2020 study in Neuropharmacology talks about the benefits of full-spectrum CBD as part of a "entourage effect," which means that CBD works better when mixed with other cannabis chemicals, like THC.

The company says that if you've never tried CBD candies before, you should start with one gummy a day. The dose can be raised as your body gets used to the affects.

We asked Joy Organics's staff several times for feedback on its THC-free CBD sweets, but they never got back to us.

The price of Joy Organics CBD Gummies is not given.

A container with 30 gummies, each with 25 milligrams of CBD, costs $50. Another container with 30 gummies, each with 10 milligrams of CBD, costs $40. Customers who sign up for monthly orders get a 20% discount, which lowers the price of a jar of 25-milligram gummies to $40 and the price of a jar of 10-milligram gummies to $32.

If you spend more than $50, shipping is free. Joy Organics guarantees your money back for 90 days. You can get a full refund from customer service by email or through the website if you're not happy with the sweets for any reason.

The Product: Joy Organics CBD gummies are made from the company's own strains of hemp, which are grown on farms in Colorado, Oregon, and Kentucky that are USDA approved as organic. There are two tastes of CBD gummies: strawberry lemonade and green apple.

Dr. Lana says that the organic label raises the quality of the strain in the same way that organic food does. "[Joy Organics] uses certain methods and tools to make sure that its materials and products don't contain any pesticides, herbicides, or other chemicals that don't have anything to do with plants."

A third-party lab that is approved by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) tests every batch of products. ISO sets international standards for many market goods. Its headquarters are in Switzerland. Dr. Lana says that testing by a third-party lab is important because it gives an unbiased look at what a product includes.

That the Joy Organics broad-spectrum CBD candies are free of heavy metals, microbes like mold and bacteria, and pesticides is shown by test results that are linked on the page for them.

The Small Print: The first two ingredients on the label for Joy Organics CBD candies are organic cane sugar and organic tapioca. One gummy has about 2 grams of extra sugar. This is important information for people who need to limit their sugar intake because of their health or lifestyle, like having diabetes or a yeast infection. "People who are sensitive to sugar should definitely take the tincture or the oil instead of the gummy," says Dr. Lana.