How to spot authentic Buzz Drops™

nama™ is the only company that makes Buzz Drops™. Since the product gained popularity as a THC drink alternative to alcohol, copycat brands have started selling imitation liquid THC drops. Some companies mimic nama's branding. Others use the "Buzz Drops" name outright.

Copycat THC products carry real risks, like inaccurate dosing, undisclosed ingredients, and a lack of quality testing. Learn how to identify authentic Buzz Drops to avoid wasting money on knockoffs that will let you down and might affect your health.

What does the real Buzz Drops bottle look like?

Authentic Buzz Drops come in a distinctive bottle that is easy to identify once you know what to look for.

• Bottle: Matte black glass bottle with a black screw-top lid and built-in dropper
• Label: Bright yellow sticker wrapping the front of the bottle
• Brand name: "nama" printed in black lowercase lettering near the top of the yellow label
• Product name: "buzz drops" printed in large, bold, black lowercase lettering—the most prominent text on the bottle
• Tagline: "buzz. your. drink." printed in cyan blue directly beneath the product name
• Dosage callout: "2.5mg THC" in cyan blue, with "per serving" in smaller black text below it
• Volume: 1.0 fl oz (30 mL) printed on the label (this is the standard single-bottle size)

If the product you're looking at doesn't match this description, it is not authentic Buzz Drops. nama also sells Buzz Drops in 15-serving and 60-serving bottles. The branding and color scheme are consistent across all sizes.

Why do counterfeit Buzz Drops exist?

Buzz Drops became one of the most searched-for THC drink products in the US. That visibility attracted brands looking to capitalize on nama's reputation. Some companies sell THC drops under the “Buzz Drops” name to confuse consumers into thinking they are buying the original product.

The hemp industry has limited federal regulation, which means there is no enforcement mechanism to stop a company from copying a product name or mimicking packaging. The burden falls on consumers to verify what they are buying.

What are the risks of fake Buzz Drops?

Copycat THC products might not be safe for consumers.

• Inaccurate THC content: The label might say 2.5 mg, but the actual dose could be higher or lower. Too much THC from a mislabeled product can cause anxiety, paranoia, and an unpleasant experience, especially for beginners.
• Contaminants: Without rigorous third-party testing, knockoff drops may contain pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents, or microbial contamination.
• Undisclosed ingredients: Counterfeit products may add flavoring agents, preservatives, or synthetic cannabinoids not listed on the label.
• No accountability: A company that’s willing to sell knockoff products might not take responsibility for product issues.

nama tests every batch of Buzz Drops through independent third-party labs and publishes the results. The formula contains three ingredients: purified water, water-soluble THC, and water-soluble CBD. That simplicity is deliberate, and it is something counterfeiters rarely replicate. Read more about Buzz Drops ingredients.

What should I do if I bought fake Buzz Drops?

That’s your choice. But instead of using copycat products, we recommend you buy the real thing and enjoy our lab-tested, vegan product.

If you're unsure whether a product you purchased is authentic, contact nama's customer support at hello@namacbd.com or text 201-574-7944. The team can help verify your purchase.

The only place to buy real Buzz Drops

The only authorized seller of Buzz Drops is nama's official website. nama doesn’t sell Buzz Drops through Amazon, eBay, Walmart, or any third-party online marketplace. And we don’t license other brands to manufacture or rebrand Buzz Drops.

If you find a product called "Buzz Drops" on a website other than namacbd.com, it’s a copycat.

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