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Platinum Launches Limited Edition 4th Of July “All American” Chocolate Bar

By Press Release

Posted on June 28, 2020

Each bar contains a total of 100mg THC

Looking for the perfect edible for your dispensary to celebrate this 4th of July? Platinum is launching a premium limited edition 4th of July “All American” chocolate bar.

The chocolate bar contains a blend of red, white, and blue sprinkles with firework popping candy encased in a sweet sugar cookie white chocolate and contains a total of 100mg THC with 20 perforated pieces making it easy to microdose.

Visit https://houseofplatinum.com/contact/ to get your order in for your dispensary today!

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