Radula powder 100.1 super strength - 5gms
Radula Moss and marijuana both produce cannabinoids 
Liverwort has been marketed as a “legal high” for years.
 
A Japanese phytochemist, Yoshinori Asakawa, discovered a THC-like substance in another liverwort species, Radula perrottetii, as early as 1994, and named the compound “perrottetinene”.
 
Scientists documented the cannabinoid in R. marginata in 2002.
 
Earlier this year, a group of researchers identified the genes in liverwort that enabled the cannabinoid biosynthetic pathway.
 
suggested use: capsulate or trial 1/4 spoon of powder with juice
 
The Radula perrottetii extract is safe to consume, a typical dose would be 200-250 mg and the maximum recommended would be 1000 mg per day.