What's actually in the can
The published ingredient list for NICE cans is Maine purified water, natural flavors, citric acid, and nano-emulsified hemp-derived Delta-9 THC. The cans are zero sugar, zero calories, zero carbs and zero sodium.
Zero sugar, zero calories, zero carbs
That short ingredient list is exactly why NICE lands at zero sugar, zero calories, zero carbs and zero sodium per can. There's nothing hidden in the nutrition panel to add up across a few cans the way sugar or calories would in a cocktail or a sweetened seltzer.
Why this matters if you're watching sugar or carbs
If you're limiting sugar or carbohydrates for any reason, a THC drink built with no added sugar is a meaningfully different choice than a sweetened cocktail, a sugary mixer, or an edible that includes sugar in its base. It's worth checking the nutrition panel on any THC drink rather than assuming — not every brand in this category is formulated the same way.
What zero sugar doesn't mean
Zero sugar and zero calories don't mean a THC drink is a health product or that it's free of effects. It's still an intoxicating beverage: it can impair coordination and judgment, it can cause a positive drug test, and it's for adults 21 and older only. Don't drive or operate machinery after drinking one.
Checking other brands
If you're comparing THC drinks, read the actual ingredient and nutrition panel rather than relying on front-of-can claims — some infused beverages use added sugar, juice or syrup that a 'low-calorie' claim might not fully disclose.