Toxic Cookies’ marijuana odor is rich, with diesel fuel and sweet mint. The flavor is similar, with additional hints of citrus and a peppery bite. This contrast of gasoline and sweet mint might be what inspired the Toxic Cookies name.

The psychoactive euphoria is reportedly powerful and long-lasting, with some users assuming they were having a Sativa. Not surprisingly, the THC content was measured at nearly 27%! Reportedly, the blissful body buzz settles in slowly but lasts for hours. The dominant terpenes, Beta-Caryophyllene and Beta-Myrcene are believed to work in synergy to combat inflammation and pain, as well as acting as a muscle relaxant. Some reviewers suggested that users with anxiety, cramps, insomnia, and other tension-based grievances might look to give Toxic Cookies a try.

Toxic Cookies reportedly packs a powerful psychoactive punch, which precedes the sedating and relaxing body effects. For this reason, it’s probably best to enjoy this strain in the evening.