What the page actually lists
Erth Wellness
THC Gummies: Watermelon (Euphoric)
Erth's sample collection carries the page title Free CBD & THC Samples. We opened it on October 25, 2026 and pulled the prices from the live product feed. Here is what is actually on it.
Erth sample bundles and their list prices
So why does it say free
We can't tell you Erth's reasoning. What we can tell you is that free samples carries real search demand, and a page title is the kind of thing that gets written for search engines rather than for the person reading it.
We'd rather you heard the price from us than found it at checkout. The products look like fair value for what they are. They're simply priced, while the page title says otherwise.
The offer that is real: TBYB25
Erth Wellness
THC Gummies: Pineapple Express (Uplifting)
On the same page, Erth runs Try Before You Buy: the code TBYB25 takes $15 off sample sizes. Its stated terms are one use per household, and explicitly no subscription required.
That last part deserves credit. Plenty of try-before-you-buy offers in this category exist to enrol you in a recurring charge, and buyers have complained about recurring billing elsewhere in Erth's shop, which our subscriptions and cancellations page goes through. This particular offer says it carries no subscription, and we found nothing to contradict that.
Do the arithmetic first, though. $15 off an $8.97 bundle can't go below zero, so on the cheapest bundles the price itself caps the code.
Samples or the 25% code
These are two different purchases, so compare them on what you want out of the order.
| What you want | Better route | Why |
|---|---|---|
| To try several things cheaply | Sample bundles with TBYB25 | $8.97 to $14.95 before $15 off, across multiple formats |
| A full jar of one product | 25ATLAS | 25% off $39.99 is $29.99, against a sample that is not a full jar |
| A larger restock | 25ATLAS | The percentage scales, the flat $15 does not |
| Free shipping too | 25ATLAS on a $67+ cart | Free shipping starts at $50 and samples rarely reach it |
Which route costs less
Where the free samples searches come from
A chunk of the demand here points at Facebook, where people look for an Erth giveaway rather than the shop page. Treat social posts promising free Erth product with the usual caution: this is an age-gated hemp product, and anything asking for card details to cover shipping on something advertised as free deserves a hard look.
The route we'll vouch for is the shop's own sample collection with TBYB25, and 25ATLAS for everything else.
