ABOUT BRADY'S BUDS
Brady’s Botanicals is committed to providing you the highest quality experience and CBD rich flower. We work directly with our partner farms as well as third party state approved labs to ensure that the product you receive is not only grown to the highest standards in hemp flower but is also state and federal compliant and legal.
All of our products are skillfully and lovingly grown outdoors using organic farming practices, slow cured, hand trimmed and are free of any pesticides, herbicides, and heavy metals.
Our products are mailed in protective packaging and discreetly labeled to ensure privacy.
Our CBD buds are cultured to have high amounts of CBD, but contain extremely low levels of THC that are below the legal threshold. That means users are free to enjoy our legal CBD buds with no worries.
LIFTER
Brady's Buds Lifter CBD hemp flower was lovingly grown outdoors, using organic practices in beautiful Bucks County, PA. These dense, smokable hemp buds ranging from small to medium. puts on a real show when it comes to a robust and well-balanced cannabinoid profile.
PROFILE:
Lifter: Bred by Oregon CBD, Lifter is a CBD hemp cultivar created by crossing Suver Haze and Early Resin Bud.
Limonene, Linalool, and Humulene are a few of the major terpene players that go into making Lifter a perfect choice for the next time you need a little creative lift without losing the spring in your step.
Cannabinoid Content: 11.98% CBDa, & .043% Δ9 THC
LIFTER PRE-ROLLS
COUPONS CANNOT BE APPLIED TO PRE-ROLLS
HAWAIIAN HAZE
Hawaiian Haze a great choice to take the edge off while keeping your mind firing with new ideas. This happy little strain is perfect for a walking and talking session with friends!
Waves of warm citrus, sour diesel, and tropical fruit simply roll through these fluffy small to medium buds.
PROFILE:
Hawaiian: Bred by Oregon CBD, Our Hawaiian is a Sativa-dominate hybrid.
Myrcene, a-Pinene, β-Caryophyllene, Guaiol are a few of the terpene players that go into making Hawaiian Haze a perfect choice for the next time you need a little happy boost with that vacation feeling.
Cannabinoid Content: 13.09% CBDa, & .046% Δ9 THC
HAWAIIAN PRE-ROLLS
COUPONS CANNOT BE APPLIED TO PRE-ROLLS
SUVER HAZE
Upon opening our Suver Haze, gorgeous, plump, dense buds are revealed. The aroma is intoxicating with notes of a skunky, sweet mango. At the end of a long day, relax and unwind with the perfect dose of comfy-cozy with our Suver Haze.
PROFILE:
Suver: Bred by Oregon CBD, Our Suver Haze is a Sativa-dominate hybrid.
β-Myrcene, β-Caryophyllene, a-Pinene, a-Humulene
Sativa-dominant Hybrid
Cannabinoid Content: 15.05% CBDa, & .0.5% Δ9 THC
SUVER PRE-Rolls
COUPONS CANNOT BE APPLIED TO PRE-ROLLS
NOTICE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES:
Brady’s Botanicals hemp products are produced under the lawful authority of the Federal Farm Bill Act of 2014, which defines industrial hemp as Cannabis sativa L. with a delta-9 Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) concentration of not more than .3 percent. All of our products are lab-tested and certified to be at or below this .3% legal threshold.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Hemp Industries Association, v. Drug Enforcement Administration, 357 F.3d 1012 (9th Cir. 2004), recognized that non-psychoactive hemp [that] is derived from the ‘mature stalks’ or is ‘oil and cake made from the seeds’ of the Cannabis plant, fits within the plainly stated exemption to the CSA definition of ‘marijuana.’ Id. at 1017. As such, the court determined that the government (i.e. DEA) has no authority under current law to completely ban “THC that is found within the parts of Cannabis plants that are excluded from the CSA’s definition of ‘marijuana’ or that is not synthetic.” Id. at 1018. Industrial hemp is legal to import under the Controlled substances Act (CSA). Since 1937, the federal statute controlling marijuana has excluded the stalk, fiber, oil and sterilized seed of the plant Cannabis Sativa L., commonly known as hemp, from the definition of marijuana. 21 U.S.C. 802 (16), and again in reference to 2-6-04 Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling.
