Edibles
Cannabis-infused foods and drinks that deliver effects through digestion. From gummies to chocolates to sparkling seltzers, they’re a tasty way to ride the green wave. Just remember: they take longer to kick in, so don’t go doubling down too quick — nobody wins that hand.
Gummies
Gummies are the most popular edible thanks to their variety of flavors, doses, and easy portability. They provide consistent effects since each piece is pre-measured. Discreet and convenient, they’re a go-to option for both new and experienced consumers.
Beverages
Cannabis beverages deliver THC in sodas, teas, and sparkling waters. Many are made with nano-emulsification, allowing faster absorption than solid edibles. Refreshing and social, they’re an alternative to alcohol in casual settings.
Tinctures
Tinctures are liquid cannabis extracts taken under the tongue or added to food and drinks. Sublingual use offers faster onset than traditional edibles. They allow precise dosing with a dropper, making them versatile and controlled.
Baked Goods
Baked goods like brownies and cookies are traditional cannabis edibles with nostalgic appeal. They’re usually slower to kick in since they digest through the stomach. Rich flavors make them enjoyable, though dosing can be less precise than modern formats.
Chocolates
Chocolates blend the rich taste of cocoa with cannabis infusion for a classic edible. They come in bars or individually dosed pieces, offering a familiar format. Smooth flavor masks cannabis taste, making them a favorite for indulgence.
Hard Candies
Hard candies are infused with THC for a slow-dissolving, discreet experience. Absorbed partially through the mouth’s lining, they can hit quicker than baked goods. They’re pocket-sized and easy for on-the-go use.
Consumption & Dosage
MILLIGRAMS – (Mg) The unit in which edible cannabis products are dosed. Individual tolerances vary, but some basics for consuming edibles could be:
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3-5 Mg for the first-time wrangler
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5-10 Mg for the occasional cowboy
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10-25 Mg for the daily rider