Mike Tyson's edible gummies made of weed in a shaped ear have been banned by the US state, fearing it might get children addicted to marijuana.

MIKE TYSON'S edible gummies made from edible weed in the ear have been banned by Colorado.

In homage to Iron Mike’s 1997 chomping on Evander Holyfield, the cannabis edibles have been shaped like an ear.


Mike Tyson's edible gummies made of weed in a shaped ear have been banned by the US state, fearing it might get children addicted to marijuana.
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Mike Tyson's edible gummies made of weed in a shaped ear have been banned by the US state, fearing it might get children addicted to marijuana.
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The product, called "Mike Bites", has been tested in California and plans are to expand it throughout the US.

They won't be visiting Colorado in the current form, however.

Colorado has a law that prohibits marijuana edibles being shaped like human bodies.

The law was passed in 2016, amid concerns that children could become addicted to marijuana by eating such shaped edibles.

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Westword reports that Mike Bites will instead be introduced in Colorado as a "T", according to Westword.

Colorado recreational dispensaries will likely sell the vegan product by the end this summer.

Tyson, 55 years old, sells cannabis products through his Tyson Holistic brand.

Iron Mike is believed to have earned around PS500,000 per month last year through his business, which sells premium marijuana strains, edibles, and extracts. And that's just the tip.

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Tyson is currently building a resort on 418 acres that focuses on marijuana. He hopes it will host a music festival rivaling Coachella and the longest lazy river in the world.

A Tyson University will also be located on the site, which will offer tips and tricks for cannabis cultivation to wannabe farmers.

He has also launched Tyson 2.0, which is responsible Mike Bites and his first venture.


Mike Tyson's edible gummies made of weed in a shaped ear have been banned by the US state, fearing it might get children addicted to marijuana.
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