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THE CBC LINEUP · four blends, one cannabinoid in common

TRY IT FIRST · THC Libido Lift, 4 pieces

What Customers Are Saying

“The peach flavor is delicious, and I love the natural blend of CBC, Maca, and other herbs. I noticed a gentle boost in mood and energy.”

Felicia H.

“Relaxed body, elevated mood, and a noticeable spark without feeling foggy or overly high. The peach flavor is solid.”

Jeff C.

“They kick in around the 30 minute mark and the shift in my mood is impressive. I feel lighter, more relaxed, then a gentle euphoria settles in.”

Erica P.

“These gummies give me a great, not too heavy head buzz.”

Ray J.

“These gummies tasted great and gave us a nice buzz. We ordered 180 originally and will definitely be getting more soon.”

David M.

“The sample size gave us just enough to test out for a weekend. Delicious flavor and a perfectly balanced buzz.”

George T.

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What Is CBC?

Why We Do Not Sell CBC on Its Own

How to Use CBC

Which blend should I pick?

What to Expect

Science Corner: What CBC Actually Does

Why TribeTokes for CBC

What is CBC?

CBC, or cannabichromene, is a minor cannabinoid that hemp produces in relatively generous amounts compared with other minors. It is non-intoxicating, and the reason is mechanical: a 2019 study in the British Journal of Pharmacology found CBC activates CB2 receptors but not the CB1 receptors responsible for intoxication. At TribeTokes, CBC always arrives inside a blend rather than on its own. It is in both Libido Lift gummies alongside Maca and adaptogens, in the THC Stress gummy with Ashwagandha and L-Theanine, and in Everything But The Kitchen Sink with five other cannabinoids. If you want the deeper chemistry, our Learn Hub goes further. This page is where you shop the formulas.

Does CBC get you high?

No, not on its own. CBC does not meaningfully activate CB1 receptors, which is the pathway responsible for the intoxicating effects people associate with THC, so CBC by itself is non-intoxicating. That said, read the label on this page carefully, because three of the four CBC formulas we make do contain THC and will produce a lift. The CBD Libido Lift Gummies are the non-intoxicating option. The THC Libido Lift, the THC Stress gummy, and Everything But The Kitchen Sink all contain THC by design. If a clear head is the requirement, take the CBD version and start with half a gummy.

Why do you not sell CBC on its own?

Because we would be selling you a promise the science cannot back yet. Human research on isolated CBC is essentially nonexistent, and the preclinical work that does exist points to CBC being more interesting in combination than alone. Rather than bottle a CBC isolate and imply benefits nobody has demonstrated in people, we blend it into formulas where the other ingredients are doing identifiable work: CBD and adaptogens in the Libido Lift pair, Ashwagandha and L-Theanine in the Stress gummy, five other cannabinoids in Kitchen Sink. If that changes and the evidence catches up, we will revisit it.

CBC vs CBD: what is the difference?

Both are non-intoxicating cannabinoids from hemp, but they sit in very different places on the evidence curve. CBD is the most-studied cannabinoid after THC, with real human trials behind it, and it is the one customers reach for as a daytime all-rounder. CBC is far less studied, with research that is almost entirely preclinical, meaning cells and rodents rather than people. They also work differently at the receptor level: CBC activates CB2 receptors, while CBD interacts more broadly across several systems. In practice, CBD is the anchor of a formula and CBC is a supporting player, which is exactly how we use them.

Which CBC product should I start with?

It depends on whether you want THC in the mix. If you want zero intoxication, start with the CBD Libido Lift Gummies, our only non-intoxicating CBC formula. If you want mood and connection with a gentle lift, the THC Libido Lift Gummies are the most-reviewed CBC product we make. If the goal is winding down after a stressful day, the THC Stress gummy pairs CBC with Ashwagandha and L-Theanine. And if you want the broadest cannabinoid spread available, Everything But The Kitchen Sink stacks six of them. Not sure? The four-piece THC Libido Lift sample is the lowest-commitment way in.

How much should I take?

Dose by the formula, not by the CBC, since CBC is a supporting ingredient in every product here. Half a gummy is the sensible opener across the board. Wait a full 45 to 90 minutes before deciding whether to take more, because edibles are slow and redosing early is the most common mistake people make. Three of the four formulas contain THC, so plan a window where you do not need to drive or work. Eat something first, keep water nearby, and give any new formula a few consistent sessions before you judge it. More is not better with cannabinoids.

Do you sell CBC oil, CBC tinctures, or CBC vapes?

No. Every CBC product we make is a gummy, and we would rather tell you that plainly than let you go looking. There is no CBC tincture, no CBC oil, and no CBC vape cartridge in the lineup. If you specifically want a tincture or a vape, we make plenty of both in CBD, CBN, CBG and Delta 8 THC, they simply do not contain CBC. For the CBC experience, the four gummy formulas on this page are the complete list, and each one is third-party lab tested with results posted on our site.

Will CBC show up on a drug test?

Yes, treat it as a risk. Standard drug tests screen for THC metabolites rather than CBC itself, but three of the four CBC formulas on this page contain THC by design, so they can absolutely produce a positive result. Even the non-intoxicating CBD Libido Lift is hemp-derived and full-spectrum, and your body can produce THC metabolites from that too. The only reliable way to avoid a positive test is to abstain from all cannabinoid products, full-spectrum CBD included, well in advance of any screening. Every product lists its cannabinoid content on the Certificate of Analysis so you can see exactly what is in the formula first.

Are the CBC gummies vegan and third-party lab tested?

Yes on both. Every TribeTokes gummy is pectin-based and vegan, with no gelatin, no high fructose corn syrup, and no artificial dyes, and they are gluten-free with natural fruit flavors. Every batch is third-party lab tested, and you can read the results yourself on our COA page. That matters more than usual with a minor cannabinoid: CBC content varies widely across the market, and a lab report is the only way to confirm how much is actually in the product rather than trusting the front of the box. Clean ingredients and verified potency are the whole point of buying a considered product.

What does the research actually say about CBC?

Less than most marketing suggests, and we would rather be straight with you. The clearest finding is mechanical: a 2019 study in the British Journal of Pharmacology showed CBC activates CB2 receptors but not CB1, which explains why it is non-intoxicating. Beyond that, the CBC literature is preclinical, meaning cell cultures and rodent models rather than human trials. That work is genuinely interesting, but preclinical results routinely fail to replicate in people, so it cannot support specific health promises. If you see a brand claiming CBC delivers defined outcomes, they are ahead of the evidence. We include it for the breadth of the blend, and we leave it there.

Can I subscribe and save on CBC products?

Yes. Every CBC formula here is eligible for Subscribe and Save, and your first subscription order is 20% off. You stay in control of the schedule: pause or resume anytime, skip a shipment, change your delivery date, adjust how often it arrives, or add and remove products from your plan. There is no lock-in and no penalty for changing your mind. If you are still deciding, the four-piece sample is a lower-commitment starting point than a subscription, and you can always convert later. For anything you already buy regularly, the recurring discount is the obvious move.

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