Shop THC edibles by dose
The single most useful thing to know before buying an edible is the milligrams of THC in one serving. These pages group our lab-tested stock by the dose printed on the label, and show the laboratory's measured figure next to it wherever a certificate exists.
Counts are live. A band that runs out of stock disappears rather than showing an empty page.
Microdose (1–2.5mg THC)
The lowest labelled doses we stock. Where most first-timers and "I just want to take the edge off" buyers should start.
5mg THC
The most common single-serving size in the category. Enough to notice; conservative enough to be recoverable if it is your first time.
10mg THC
The standard "one full dose" in most legal markets. Not a beginner dose.
High dose (25mg+ THC)
For experienced consumers with established tolerance. Each of these is several standard doses in one serving.
How to read a dose
| Labelled dose | Who it is usually for | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2.5 mg | First-timers, people sensitive to THC, daytime use | Subtle. Many people feel little at 1 mg; 2.5 mg is the common "threshold" dose. |
| 5 mg | Occasional consumers | Clearly noticeable for most people without tolerance. The most common single serving sold. |
| 10 mg | Regular consumers | A full standard dose in most legal markets. Too much for a first experience. |
| 25 mg and up | High tolerance only | Several standard doses in one piece. Not for anyone new to edibles. |
Edibles take 30–120 minutes to take effect and last 4–8 hours. Do not take a second dose inside two hours — see how long edibles take to kick in.
Label vs laboratory
The label states the intended dose. The certificate of analysis states what a laboratory measured in the batch it tested. The two are usually close but rarely identical, and the measured figure is the one that matters. Across our catalogue we hold 4,395 individual cannabinoid readings from 312 tested batches; each dose page shows both numbers side by side.
Nothing here is medical advice. Products containing THC are for adults only and can be detected by a drug screen — see our guide to hemp and drug testing.
