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Poland's chief sanitary inspectorate (GIS) has ordered a batch of BRAIN WASH CBD gummies off the market after official checks found THC in them. The case is a useful reminder to check what is actually in an edible sold as a food supplement.
Key points
- GIS found THC in BRAIN WASH CBD gummies (100 g pack), made by DR JOINT sp. z o.o. in Kalisz.
- Only lot 0708BW06O, best before 7 August 2027, is concerned.
- DR JOINT has stopped selling the lot and started a withdrawal; GIS is still investigating.
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What happened with the GIS BRAIN WASH THC gummies
On 29 October 2026, Poland’s Państwowa Inspekcja Sanitarna (GIS) warned about a CBD gummy product. According to jaw.pl, official checks detected tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the gummies.
The product is BRAIN WASH, a multifruit gummy with vitamin C, sold in 100 g packs. It was marketed as a food supplement, as reported by Życie Częstochowy i powiatu.
Which batch is affected
The warning covers one series only. Check the pack against these details:
- Product: BRAIN WASH CBD gummies, multifruit with vitamin C
- Pack size: 100 g
- Lot number: 0708BW06O
- Minimum durability date: 7 August 2027
- Producer and distributor: DR JOINT sp. z o.o., Kalisz
Both outlets report the same details. Other lots are not mentioned in the information we have.
Why the THC finding matters
Experts from the Narodowy Instytut Zdrowia Publicznego PZH, as cited by Życie Częstochowy i powiatu, say the amount of THC found poses a risk to consumers’ health.
THC is the psychoactive substance of marijuana, responsible for its intoxicating effects. It can affect perception, concentration, motor coordination and well-being, and the impact varies with the dose and each person’s sensitivity.
What the company and the authorities are doing
DR JOINT has stopped selling the lot and begun withdrawing it from the market. GIS is investigating to clarify how this irregularity happened, and says the people who bought the supplement should check the lot number and the minimum durability date on the pack.
The investigation is ongoing, so the circumstances are not yet explained.
What this changes for you
For a reader in Europe, this is a Polish case with no direct effect on rules where you live. It does show why the label of a CBD edible deserves a close look.
If you buy edibles, you could look for a seller that is open about lab testing. At Spliff, every product is lab-tested: THC content below 0.3% (0% for vapes and pods). The lab analysis of each batch is available on request from customer service. You can reach the team through the contact us page.
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FAQ
Which BRAIN WASH gummies did GIS recall?
The warning concerns lot 0708BW06O of the 100 g multifruit CBD gummies with vitamin C, with a minimum durability date of 7 August 2027. The producer is DR JOINT sp. z o.o. in Kalisz.
Why were the gummies pulled?
Official GIS checks detected THC in them. Experts from the Narodowy Instytut Zdrowia Publicznego PZH consider the amount found a risk to consumers' health.
What should buyers do?
GIS says buyers should check the lot number and the minimum durability date printed on the pack. DR JOINT has stopped selling the lot and started the withdrawal.
Is the investigation over?
No. GIS is still investigating to clarify the circumstances of the discovery.
Sources
- jaw.pl — GIS wycofuje żelki ze przedaży. Wykryto w nich substancję psychoaktywną
- Życie Częstochowy i powiatu — Niebezpieczna substancja w popularnych żelkach konopnych. GIS ostrzega przed suplementem diety
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