Woman, 23, dies and friend, 21, is taken to hospital after eating 'Cannabis sweets'

[anova.330]

A 23-year-old woman has died after eating cannabis sweets after having them delivered via a messaging app on her phone.

The woman and her friend, 21, purchased what she thought were cannabis 'gummies', called 'Trrlli Peachie O's', on 29 March, which were delivered to her home address in South Park Drive, Ilford.

Both she and her friend felt immediately unwell after eating just one sweet. Police and ambulance crews were sent to the address at 11.30pm on Tuesday last week.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... weets.html

[Guest]

A 23-year-old woman has died after eating cannabis sweets after having them delivered via a messaging app on her phone.

The woman and her friend, 21, purchased what she thought were cannabis 'gummies', called 'Trrlli Peachie O's', on 29 March, which were delivered to her home address in South Park Drive, Ilford.

Both she and her friend felt immediately unwell after eating just one sweet. Police and ambulance crews were sent to the address at 11.30pm on Tuesday last week.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... weets.html

Some chemical or synthetic crao like the spice stuff that was going about most probably

[The Aspie Toker]

A 23-year-old woman has died after eating cannabis sweets after having them delivered via a messaging app on her phone.

The woman and her friend, 21, purchased what she thought were cannabis 'gummies', called 'Trrlli Peachie O's', on 29 March, which were delivered to her home address in South Park Drive, Ilford.

Both she and her friend felt immediately unwell after eating just one sweet. Police and ambulance crews were sent to the address at 11.30pm on Tuesday last week.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... weets.html

Some chemical or synthetic crao like the spice stuff that was going about most probably

Yep, not the real thing.

[KD]

A 23-year-old woman has died after eating cannabis sweets after having them delivered via a messaging app on her phone.

The woman and her friend, 21, purchased what she thought were cannabis 'gummies', called 'Trrlli Peachie O's', on 29 March, which were delivered to her home address in South Park Drive, Ilford.

Both she and her friend felt immediately unwell after eating just one sweet. Police and ambulance crews were sent to the address at 11.30pm on Tuesday last week.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... weets.html

Some chemical or synthetic crao like the spice stuff that was going about most probably

Yeah man. The article says the dude being prosecuted for it was in possession of synthetic cannabinoids. Deffo some dangerous stuff eh :(
Shame because this will put a bad light on edibles to people not in the know that there's a big difference between synthetic cannabinoids and natural ones. Most people don't even know they have a cannabinoid system in their bodies unless they've smoked weed before. Sad innit

[sir-scrogalot]

It's bad shit. There is s guy selling some vape stuff which he calls wavy juice. He got it tested in the end and it's not even a known substance, If you see it advertised on Instagram or snap avoid it like the plague.

[KD]

It's bad shit. There is s guy selling some vape stuff which he calls wavy juice. He got it tested in the end and it's not even a known substance, If you see it advertised on Instagram or snap avoid it like the plague.

What do you mean "it's not even a known substance?" Like is it new... Or do they just not know what it is?