Gummie Joint Recalls Lucky Berry Gummies
The Michigan manufacturer is pulling Naked Hippie Lucky Berry edibles from the market after customers reported adverse effects.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Nutrition
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The Gummie Joint is recalling Naked Hippie Lucky Berry gummies following customer complaints of an unpleasant high and digestive issues. The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency announced the voluntary recall in a public health advisory on Nov. 5.
Why it matters
The recall affects Michigan consumers who may have purchased the edibles and underscores state oversight of cannabis products sold through licensed channels. Customers who experienced adverse reactions are being directed to dispose of or return remaining product.
Each Naked Hippie pack contains 40 gummies, and each gummy contains 5mg of THC, according to the state advisory. The number of complaints received and the total units sold were not disclosed, and the cause of the reported reactions has not been identified.
The players
The Gummie Joint
A Michigan cannabis edibles manufacturer with locations in Burton and Livonia that is withdrawing the Lucky Berry gummies from the market.
Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency
The Michigan state agency that regulates the cannabis industry and issued the public health advisory on the recall.
The details
Customers who ate the Lucky Berry gummies reported an unpleasant euphoric experience and stomach problems. The Gummie Joint is working with the Cannabis Regulatory Agency to remove unsold product, and customers may discard the edibles or return them to the dispensary where they were bought.
Timeline
Nov. 5, 2026: The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency issued the public health advisory announcing the voluntary recall.
Regulatory Context
The recall is a product-safety action taken within Michigan's licensed cannabis framework established under the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act. It illustrates how the state regulator uses its authority to withdraw licensed edibles when consumer complaints arise.
Customers who bought Naked Hippie Lucky Berry gummies should stop consuming them and either throw them out or return them to the dispensary of purchase. Anyone experiencing unpleasant effects after eating the edible should seek appropriate medical guidance.
The takeaway
If you have any Naked Hippie Lucky Berry gummies at home, stop eating them and follow the recall instructions by discarding them or returning them to the store where you bought them. Check product labels and recall notices before consuming any cannabis edible.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by FOX 2 Detroit.
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