Wunder's Higher Vibes Blood Orange Bitters pairs 10 mg of THC with 10 mg of CBG and a dose of L-theanine. It is one of the more expensive cans we stock, and one whose spec we previously described incorrectly — corrected below.
About this guide. HempBeverages.com sells this product. That's exactly why this is a specification guide and not a review — we don't publish star ratings or tasting verdicts for products we stock, because a seller's opinion of its own shelf isn't worth much to you. What follows is what's actually in the can, sourced from Wunder's published label and our own product records. Where a figure isn't published anywhere, we say so rather than estimate it.
What’s in the can
| THC | 10 mg per 12 fl oz can |
| CBG | 10 mg per can |
| CBD | None |
| Other actives | L-theanine (Wunder does not disclose the amount) |
| Calories | Our product record lists 40. Wunder does not publish a nutrition panel for this can, so treat 40 as our figure rather than the brand's. |
| Sugar | 6 g per can — printed on the can itself |
| Sweetener | Allulose and cane sugar |
| Carbonated | Yes |
| Volume | 12 fl oz (355 mL) |
Full ingredient list
Carbonated water, allulose, cane sugar, citric acid, natural flavors, fruit and vegetable juice, sodium citrate, potassium sorbate, hemp extract (Delta-9 THC), ascorbic acid, L-theanine, ultra-refined MCT.
A correction
An earlier version of this page described this can as allulose-sweetened and implied it was sugar-free, and it was tagged as zero-sugar in our catalog. Both were wrong. Wunder's own ingredient list includes cane sugar alongside the allulose, and the can prints 6 g of sugar. We've removed the zero-sugar tag from the product. Six grams is still low for a flavored can — but low is not zero, and the difference matters if you're buying on that basis.
If zero sugar is the requirement, this collection now reflects it accurately.
Where it sits in the catalog
On cannabinoids: CBG is rarer than CBD on our shelf. Only a handful of the brands we carry use it, and Wunder is the one that builds a whole line around it.
On price: at $6.13 a can in the 24-count, this is the most expensive product in this guide series — roughly double Buddi's per-can cost. You're paying for the CBG and L-theanine formulation rather than for more THC.
Pack sizes and price
We sell by the case. The per-can price falls as the case count rises:
| Cans | Price | Per can |
|---|---|---|
| 24 | $147.00 | $6.13 |
| 48 | $279.30 | $5.82 |
| 72 | $410.13 | $5.70 |
| 96 | $529.20 | $5.51 |
How to approach the dose
A fast-acting hemp beverage typically comes on in about 15–20 minutes — much quicker than an edible, but not instant. The single most common mistake is treating that gap as "nothing is happening" and opening a second can.
If you're new to 10 mg cans, have one, then give it a full hour before deciding whether you want another. If you've had THC beverages before and know your tolerance, you already know how this one will sit. Either way, don't stack it with alcohol, and don't drive.
Our dosage guide goes deeper.
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Must be 21+. Contains hemp-derived Delta-9 THC and causes intoxication. Effects may be delayed. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Not for use if pregnant or nursing. Keep away from children and pets. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration; this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Every batch we sell ships with a third-party certificate of analysis. Availability varies by state — see where we ship.
