Detroit – The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) issued a public health advisory on November 5 urging a voluntary recall of the Naked Hippie “Lucky Berry” gummy edibles. The advisory follows multiple consumer reports that the product produced an unpleasant euphoric experience and caused digestive distress.
Recall details and manufacturer response
The Gummie Joint, the Michigan‑based manufacturer of the gummies, said it is working closely with the CRA to remove the remaining inventory from the market. The company, which operates facilities in Burton and Livonia, will either destroy the recalled product or accept returns at the dispensaries where the gummies were originally sold.
“Out of an abundance of caution, The Gummie Joint has decided to withdraw these materials from the market,” the CRA’s advisory notes. The agency emphasized that the recall is voluntary and that consumers who still have the product should discard it or return it for a full refund.
Product description and consumer feedback
Naked Hippie markets the Lucky Berry gummies as a low‑dose, full‑spectrum rosin edible intended for users who want a gentler experience and precise dosing. Each package contains 40 gummies, each infused with 5 mg of THC, the psychoactive compound that creates the “high.”
According to the CRA, several purchasers described the effect as an “unpleasant euphoric experience” and reported stomach issues after consumption. While the exact number of complaints was not disclosed, the agency deemed the reports serious enough to warrant a statewide advisory.
Why the recall matters for families and communities
For parents and caregivers who rely on clear labeling and predictable dosing, the recall underscores the importance of rigorous oversight in the burgeoning cannabis market. The CRA’s swift action demonstrates a commitment to protecting public health while allowing responsible businesses to continue operating under transparent guidelines.
Michigan’s cannabis industry has grown rapidly since legalization, creating jobs and tax revenue for the state. At the same time, regulators have a duty to ensure that products meet safety standards and that consumers are not exposed to unexpected side effects. This recall aligns with those responsibilities and serves as a reminder that vigilance remains essential.
What consumers should do
Anyone who purchased the Naked Hippie Lucky Berry gummies should check the packaging for the product name and batch information. If the product matches the description, consumers are urged to either discard the gummies or return them to the dispensary for a refund. The CRA advises that no further medical action is required unless symptoms persist, in which case individuals should consult a healthcare professional.
The Gummie Joint has pledged to cooperate fully with the CRA and to review its manufacturing processes to prevent similar issues in the future. The company’s statement highlighted its dedication to “providing safe, high‑quality products for responsible adult consumers.”
Broader context
This recall is one of several product‑safety actions taken by the CRA since the state’s cannabis market opened. While the industry continues to contribute to Michigan’s economy, regulators remain focused on safeguarding public health, especially for families who may be new to cannabis edibles.
Consumers are encouraged to stay informed about product recalls by visiting the CRA’s website or signing up for email alerts. By staying proactive, Michigan residents can enjoy the benefits of legal cannabis while minimizing potential risks.
Original reporting: Warren | FOX 2 Detroit — read the source article.
