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Fryd
Fryd is a cannabis brand on our shelf, not a nicotine one. We carry its 2g disposable, which ships with gummies in the same box — a vape and an edible in one purchase. Neither contains nicotine or e-liquid.
1 product on our shelf
The range
What we stock from Fryd
1 FLAVORSWhat we carry, and what it is not
One product: a 2g disposable packed with a live resin and liquid batter cannabis extract, sold with gummies. The pack names those two extract textures and no cannabinoid percentage, and prints neither a gummy count nor a per-piece milligram figure — so none of those appears anywhere on our pages. We describe what the thing is and make no health, medical, or effect claims.
It is not a nicotine product. The legal status of cannabis products varies from state to state, and confirming the law where you live is your responsibility before you buy. Because the box contains an edible, keep it away from children and pets — gummies look like sweets.
Two formats, one box
The disposable is complete: extract, coil and battery in one sealed device, with no 510 thread and no cartridge to buy. The gummies need nothing at all.
That pairing is the whole reason to buy this rather than a device on its own, and it is the only thing we will say about it — how the two compare in any other sense is not something we describe. Strains are labelled Sativa, Hybrid, or Indica as the manufacturer classifies them.
Fryd questions
The things people ask support before ordering from this brand.
Is Fryd a nicotine vape?
No. This is a cannabis product — no nicotine and no e-liquid. The rest of the store is mostly nicotine; this is not, and the two shouldn't be treated the same.
How many gummies come in the box?
The pack doesn't print a count or a per-piece milligram figure, so we don't quote one. What's confirmed is that gummies are included alongside the device.
Do I need a battery?
No. The disposable is a complete device with the battery inside; there is nothing else to buy.
Is it legal where I live?
That depends on your state, and it's your responsibility to check before ordering. The law is not uniform across the country.