Select X Bites Review  – Target Audience + FAQs

When it comes to explaining the flavoring of its Strawberry Spacewalk X Bites, Select simply lists “natural flavor” on the back of the package. These gummies don’t contain any terpenes, so they provide perfectly balanced THC effects. If you’re looking for an extra-strong cannabis gummy to use any time of the day (and that also tastes amazing), this is a good pick.

1. Are Select X Bites indica or sativa?

Select’s X Bites gummies are neither indica nor sativa since they don’t contain any terpenes. Instead, they offer the balanced effects of pure THC isolate.

2. How would you rate the Rainbow Upload Select X Bites?

Rainbow Upload Select X gummies taste like a mix of extra-sour lime, orange, and raspberry all in one. Overall, we’re a fan of Select X Bites, which taste amazing and deliver the benefits of THC quite strongly. Expect a heavy hit kind of experience, an after-work, 🗣”damn that day was tough…I need a gummy, kind of gummy”

3. How would you rate the Orange Matter Select X Bites?

Orange Matter Select X Bites flavor offers a citrus profile with strong tones of zesty orange. This gummy will make you spacey. My team of experienced and novice cannabis consumers recommends this gummy for daytime use. This is a great gummy take on a slow Saturday afternoon.

4. Where can I buy Select Strawberry Spacewalk X Bites?

Select provides a handy store locator you can use to find partnered retailers. Or, you can buy Select X Bites using popular cannabis delivery platforms like WeedMaps and Eaze.

5. Select X Bites vs Select Classics Bites vs Select Nano Bites

X Bites – The onset time is 30-45 Minutes, Overall hybrid THC experience with a strong and fast onset, with extended steady edible effects, this gummy is composed of Liposomal Encapsulated Cannabis Oil

Classic Bites – The onset time is 60-90 Minutes, the Slowest onset of all Select gummies, but with long-lasting traditional sedative edible effects, this gummy is composed of Cannabis Oil

Nano Bites – The onset time is 15-30 Minutes, the Fastest onset of all Select gummies, predictable and shorter duration, and effects, with effects similar to inhalation methods, this gummy is composed of Nano Encapsulated Cannabis Oil

6. Select X Bites vs. Nano Bites: Which is better?

In our experience, Select’s X Bites are tastier and more effective while Nano Bites kick in faster and offer a bit less pizazz. Select designed its Nano bites to activate faster through nanoencapsulation, but X Bites are designed to pack a flavorful punch and satisfy even the most seasoned stoners.

If we had to choose just one as the winner, it would probably be Select X Bites simply because they taste better. Activation time isn’t really a big selling point for us when it comes to edibles — they’ll kick in when they kick in, and the important part is that they’re effective and delicious.

7. What is your review of Orange Matter X Bites?

As the name suggests, Select Orange Matter X Bites are potently orange-flavored and are crafted to deliver a considerable punch. Flavorwise, however, Select’s Strawberry X Bites are better — Orange Matter gummies are a bit too reminiscent of the Rainbow Upload X Bites flavor, which we found to be downright awful. If you’re on the fence between Strawberry Spacewalk and Orange Matter, definitely go with the strawberry.

8. What are extended liposomal tech edibles?

According to Select, X Bites are made with “extended liposomal technology,” which means they’re designed to last a bit longer due to their encapsulation. Like everything to do with X Bites, however, it appears that Select spent more money coming up with words for things than they spent on actually making the product. From cringy, stoner-inspired flavor names that nonetheless clearly cost thousands of dollars a piece to obfuscating, fancified terms for “slow release,” Select is very careful with how it appears to others — care that should be taken with product quality instead.

9. Are Strawberry Select X Bites indica or sativa?

Labeled as “Alert,” the Strawberry flavor of Select’s X Bites edibles is obviously supposed to be sativa in nature. Nowhere on the packaging, however, can we find any indication that Select X Bites contain any terpenes whatsoever, making claims of sativa properties ignorant at best or misleading at worst.

10. Are Select Nano Bites sativa or indica?

Select’s Nano Bites line of edibles comes in a variety of “strain-inspired” terpene flavors, meaning that they come in sativa, indica, and hybrid options. Unlike some of Select’s other gummies, which do not appear to contain any terpenes, Select Nano Bites are terpene-boosted, so they have genuine indica or sativa properties.

11. What is your review of Select Blueberry Bites?

Select Classic Blueberry Bites are from Select’s first line of edibles, Classic. Apparently, these “traditional” edibles contain 11 Hydroxy THC (HHC), a synthetic form of THC that we didn’t know was allowed in adult-use cannabis. Even if that seemingly absurd claim turns out not to be true, the Select Classic line doesn’t appear to improve on any of the brand’s other options in considerable ways.

12. How long do Select X Bites last?

Select X Bites are designed (and marketed) to last longer than other cannabis edibles. In our experience, though, this wasn’t necessarily the case. Whether they’re “liposomally encapsulated” or not, THC edibles generally last around 2-3 hours.

That didn’t change for us with Select X Bites. While these edibles were certainly effective enough, the effects they offered only lasted for the expected window of around 90-120 minutes. In other words, don’t buy X Bites specifically because they’re supposed to last longer — they don’t.

13. Are Select Strawberry Peach bites good?

Select Strawberry Peach bites are from the brand’s Classic line, so they aren’t widely sold anymore and are generally considered to be inferior to Select’s other edibles. To be honest, though, it can be difficult to parse out the differences between Select’s edibles even on a good day. This brand is 90% marketing and 10% product.

14. How are Select X Bites infused with THC?

Select doesn’t provide much information on how it derives its THC from cannabis. The brand does, however, offer a bit of insight into the specific process employed to make the lipid encapsulation used with X Bites. According to Select, the THC in X Bites has been coated “in a natural, bio-mimicking lipid barrier,” which indicates to your digestive system that it is safe and should be absorbed immediately. In practical reality, it’s not clear how much this process actually impacts the THC edibles experience.

15. Are X Bites made by Curaleaf?

Yes, X Bites are a product line of Select, which is owned by Curaleaf. If you were wondering why you noticed a corporate aroma wafting off Select products, now you know. It’s clear from a moment’s glance that an incredible amount of investment has gone into the development of the Select brand. The only thing that is unclear is whether this investment has resulted in improved value for shoppers or just increased revenue for shareholders.

16. Where can I read a Select Nano Bites indica review?

If you want to know more about an indica offering from Select’s Nano Bites line, Pomegranate is a great flavor to start with. These gummies have been infused with terpenes hand-picked to mimic the attributes of popular indica strains.

The flavor of most Nano Bites gummies is excellent, but just don’t expect to feel profoundly indica-leaning effects. In most respects, Select Nano Bites are solidly mediocre — the type of product that pleases investors and C-suite executives the most.

17. Where can I read a Select Passion Fruit Bites sativa review?

Select’s Passion Fruit flavor is from the brand’s Classic line, so don’t expect anything extraordinary from these gummies. For a stronger flavor (not necessarily in a desirable way), try Select X Bites, and for a more authentic cannabis experience, give Select Nano gummies a shot.

18. Where can I read a Select Fast Acting Nano Bites review?

If you’re looking for a review of Select’s fast-acting Nano Bites, what you should know is that these gummies generally do the trick even if they’re somewhat bland and overpriced. We would also appreciate it if genuine cannabis terpenes were used instead of botanical substitutes — but going above and beyond expectations seems to be a bit much to expect from Select.