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Ripple Pure, Revive and Sleep: three formulas in a dissolvable powder

Packet format, cannabinoid amounts, ingredients and dietary details across Ripple’s Pure, Revive and Sleep formulas.
Ripple Pure, Revive and Sleep: three formulas in a dissolvable powder

A dry powder, an individually sealed packet, and three distinct cannabinoid formulas. Ripple Pure, Revive and Sleep share a dissolvable format, with different compounds and quantities inside. Pure contains 10 mg THC per packet. Revive combines 10 mg each of THC, CBG and CBD. Sleep contains 10 mg THC, 5 mg CBN and 5 mg CBD.

Two adults on an autumn mountain trail among golden aspens
Golden aspens and mountain scenery in a Colorado autumn.

Ripple Pure: 10 mg THC per packet

Pure contains 10 mg THC in each individually sealed packet. Ten packets form one container, giving the complete container 100 mg THC. The powder is vegan and gluten-free.

Its ingredient list contains sorbitol, modified food starch, cannabinoid extract and MCT oil. These ingredients make up the dry formulation alongside its named THC content. Pure is the THC-only formula in this three-product comparison.

The sealed packet and powder presentation distinguish its physical format. Each packet belongs to the same container total, while the per-packet amount describes one individual unit. The ten-packet count and 10 mg figure therefore communicate different aspects of the packaging.

Ripple Pure container and individually sealed packet
Ripple Pure: ten sealed packets, with 10 mg THC in each.

Ripple Revive: THC, CBG and CBD

Revive combines 10 mg THC, 10 mg CBG and 10 mg CBD per packet. In a ten-packet container, the total is 100 mg of each cannabinoid. Like Pure, its dissolvable powder is vegan and gluten-free.

CBG stands for cannabigerol. CBD is cannabidiol. These are separate compounds, despite the similar initials. Revive’s three-part formula contains equal quantities of the named cannabinoids, giving it a different composition from Pure’s THC-only profile.

The ingredient list contains sorbitol, modified food starch, cannabinoid extract, MCT oil and natural flavors. The named flavors are an additional ingredient category in this comparison, while the THC, CBG and CBD amounts identify the cannabinoid blend.

Ripple Sleep: THC, CBN and CBD

Sleep contains 10 mg THC, 5 mg CBN and 5 mg CBD per packet. Its powder is melatonin-free, zero sugar, vegan and gluten-free. In ten packets, the corresponding totals are 100 mg THC, 50 mg CBN and 50 mg CBD.

CBN is cannabinol. It is a distinct cannabinoid from the CBG in Revive. Both formulas contain THC and CBD, with a different third named compound and different amounts. Sleep has twice as much THC as either CBN or CBD within each packet.

The formula has a 2:1:1 relationship in the order THC, CBN and CBD. The ratio expresses proportion; the milligram figures specify quantity. Sleep is the product name, while the compounds and amounts identify its formulation.

Ripple Revive and Sleep containers
Revive contains CBG. Sleep contains CBN. Their cannabinoid amounts also differ.

Three formulas side by side

Formula THC per packet Other cannabinoids per packet Formula details
Pure 10 mg THC-only formula Vegan, gluten-free
Revive 10 mg 10 mg CBG + 10 mg CBD Vegan, gluten-free
Sleep 10 mg 5 mg CBN + 5 mg CBD Vegan, gluten-free, zero sugar, melatonin-free

What the dissolvable powder format describes

Water-soluble describes how the formulation disperses in water. Ripple combines cannabinoid extract with other ingredients in a dry powder. The physical presentation is different from a cannabis oil reservoir, a gummy or a bottled beverage.

The powder family keeps a common packet format across Pure, Revive and Sleep. The names and cannabinoid quantities distinguish the formulas, while the shared presentation connects them visually. Individually sealed packets sit inside a larger labeled container.

Milligrams measure the amount of a compound. Percentages measure concentration. Ripple’s 10 mg THC per packet is therefore a different kind of quantity from a flower or cartridge THC percentage. Ten packets at 10 mg each produce a 100 mg container total.

The full names of the cannabinoids

THC is tetrahydrocannabinol, CBD is cannabidiol, CBG is cannabigerol and CBN is cannabinol. Pure, Revive and Sleep use different combinations of these compounds. The similar abbreviations make their named order especially useful in a side-by-side comparison.

Formulas and packaging can change. The actual container identifies its ingredients and manufacturer directions. Keep THC products in their original labeled packaging, secured away from children and pets.

Information for adults 21+. Individual responses vary. Cannabis can impair coordination and judgment. Do not drive or undertake activities requiring alertness while impaired. High Country Healing Vail.