Sweet Justice Infused Beverages

Available in Michigan.
Sweet Justice’s lightly carbonated social beverages are crafted to minimize cannabis taste and aroma. Five flavors including classic colas, ginger ale, and fruit punch deliver from 1-10mg THC per can. A portion of each sale is donated to the Great Lakes Expungement Network, a collection of community-based organizations, professionals, businesses, and criminal defense attorneys dedicated to providing Michiganders with criminal records an opportunity for a clean slate through fee-free expungements. Market to socially conscious consumers looking for a flavorful alternative to alcohol.
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