Edibles, the lab-tested way
Our gummies are made with the same attention to inputs as our flower, and the same rule applies: every batch is lab tested, with the certificate of analysis available so you can see exactly what's in each piece and dose with confidence. The per-piece milligrams on the label are verified numbers rather than marketing.
That matters more with edibles than with anything else we sell. With flower you can see and smell what you've got; with a gummy you are entirely dependent on the label being true. Under-dosed edibles are the industry's most common quiet failure, and over-dosed ones are the reason people have bad nights.
The golden rule of edibles
Start low, wait long. Edibles go through your digestive system and your liver rather than straight into your bloodstream, which changes both the timing and the character of the effect. They arrive later than you expect — often an hour or more, longer still on a full stomach — and they land stronger and last longer than the equivalent smoked.
The classic mistake is taking a second piece at the forty-minute mark because "nothing's happening", and then having both arrive together. Take the small dose, give it the full time, and adjust next session rather than this one. There is no way to speed it up and no way to undo it.
Dosing sensibly
Check the per-piece milligrams on the listing and start with less than you think you need — half a piece is a sensible first step for most people, and there's no prize for starting higher. Tolerance from smoking does not transfer reliably to edibles; plenty of experienced smokers have been caught out by exactly that assumption.
If a listing contains THC, treat it like cannabis in every respect, including drug tests and driving.
Gummies FAQ
How much should I take?
Check the per-piece milligrams on the listing and start with less than you think — half a piece is a sensible first step — then wait before taking any more.
How long until I feel it?
Longer than you expect — often an hour or more depending on your metabolism and whether you've eaten. Patience first; second piece another day.
Why do edibles feel stronger than smoking?
Because they're processed through digestion and the liver rather than the lungs, which changes both the onset and the character of the effect. Longer to arrive, stronger when it does, and a longer tail.
Does tolerance from smoking carry over?
Not reliably. Experienced smokers are regularly caught out by edibles. Start low regardless of what you can handle in a joint.
Will they show on a drug test?
If they contain THC, yes. Check the listing's COA and treat THC edibles exactly like cannabis.
Storage?
Sealed, cool, away from sunlight — and absolutely out of reach of children and pets; they look like regular sweets, which is the single most important safety point on this page.
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