Why are MaryFuel cannabis-infused drinks a fart’ above the rest?
Humans are, by nature, social creatures. And they most often socialize with a drink in hand. But choosing a non-alcoholic beverage usually means giving up the buzz that comes with it. So how can you avoid throwing the baby out with the bathwater?
Here is MaryFuel, a cannabis-infused beverage that promises a great time with your favorite cannabinoids.
MaryFuel: a water-soluble cannabis extract
The Polish laboratory Kannastar has created and developed an EU GAP-certified cannabinoid extract from legal varieties of Cannabis Sativa L.
Kannastar extracts the raw cannabis oil from these plants itself, then removes lipids, fats, and chlorophyll through multilayer filtration and molecular distillation. The extract is then emulsified to reduce the size of the cannabinoid molecules to less than 100 nanometers. The cannabis extract is then sent to several laboratories to test the cannabinoid profile, terpenes, and residual solvents, heavy metals, bacterial yeast, and mold.
The resulting extract is water-soluble and has a slightly bitter taste due to the presence of cannabinoids in the final products. While many water-soluble cannabis extracts contain sugar and other flavor enhancers and additives, Kannastar does not mask the flavor of MaryFuel.
MaryFuel Products
Kannastar offers four products MaryFuel which are:
- Hustling (1,67% of full-spectrum extract)
- Party Animal (3,34% of full-spectrum extract)
- Cosman (6,681 TP3T of full-spectrum extract)
- Lander (1,671 TP3T of broad-spectrum extract)

MaryFuel Beverages
MaryFuel drinks can be enjoyed on their own or mixed into cocktails or mocktails.
The effects will depend on each person’s tolerance and the dose consumed. Most people will likely begin to feel the effects of water-soluble cannabinoids within 20 to 40 minutes, and these effects may last for some time. It is, of course, important to keep these products out of the reach of children and to avoid driving afterward.
Ready to take a ride with MaryFuel? Grab a six-pack and see for yourself.
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