STNR Creations, LLC
Received an FDA warning letter after FDA lab testing found delta-8 THC in its gummies
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According to U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Jul 16, 2025 · Read the source
Summary
STNR Creations, LLC of Orlando, Florida, received an FDA warning letter dated July 16, 2025. The FDA says it reviewed the company's website in March 2025 and found delta-8 and delta-9 THC gummies, candy clusters, cookies and brownies sold under the STNR name. According to the letter, FDA laboratory analysis of a sample of the company's watermelon lemonade gummies confirmed that they contained delta-8 THC. The agency said delta-8 THC is an unapproved food additive that is not generally recognized as safe, so it considered the products adulterated, and it listed concerns including adverse event reports, intoxicating effects and packaging that may appeal to children. The FDA asked the company to explain within 15 working days how it would correct the violations. The company's response and current product range were not verified.
What the source found
- The FDA reviewed the stnrcreations[.]com website in March 2025.
- Products cited include STNR delta-8 and delta-9 gummies, candy clusters, cookies and brownies.
- FDA laboratory analysis confirmed delta-8 THC in a sample of STNR Delta-8 and Delta-9 Watermelon Lemonade Gummies.
- The FDA considered the products adulterated because delta-8 THC is an unapproved food additive.
Products named
- delta-8/delta-9 THC gummies
- THC cookies and brownies
Timeline
FDA warning letter issued
Sources
- Regulator
U.S. Food and Drug Administration · Jul 16, 2025
STNR Creations, LLC - 698700 - 07/16/2025
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Status notes
Current status not verified. No close-out letter was noted on the FDA letter page when checked in September 2026.
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