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High dose (25mg+ THC) edibles and drinks, lab-tested

For experienced consumers with established tolerance. Each of these is several standard doses in one serving.

28 products 28 with a certificate of analysis 26 with a laboratory-measured THC figure 6 brands $26–$208

Other doses

What "High dose (25mg+ THC)" means in practice

Anything above 10 mg per serving is a high dose by the standards of every regulated market, and the products here run from 25 mg to well over 100 mg in a single piece or serving. They exist for consumers with established, daily tolerance, and for nobody else.

Two cautions. Tolerance fades quickly — after a break of a few weeks a familiar high dose can feel far stronger. And high-dose edibles are the products most often involved in accidental exposure, because a single piece contains many standard doses; store them where children and pets cannot reach them.

Label versus laboratory

Every card above shows two numbers. Label is the dose the manufacturer prints on the package. Lab measured is the THC per serving a third-party laboratory found in the batch it tested, taken from the certificate of analysis. Where the second figure is a dash, the product has not yet had a batch result parsed into our database; the certificate itself is still linked on the listing.

Small differences are normal — manufacturing tolerance and measurement uncertainty both apply. A result below the laboratory's limit of quantitation is reported as non-detect, which is not the same as zero. Across the catalogue we hold 4,395 readings from 312 batches and 39 laboratories; you can look any batch number up.

Frequently asked questions

Who should take a 25mg or higher edible?

Only consumers with established daily tolerance. For anyone else it is several standard doses at once and the experience is likely to be uncomfortable.

How long does a high-dose edible last?

Often 6–10 hours, and residual effects the following day are commonly reported at these levels.

Can I cut a high-dose gummy?

You can, but distribution of THC within a single piece is not guaranteed to be even, so a "quarter" may not be a quarter of the dose. A product labelled at the dose you actually want is more reliable.

Will these show up on a drug test?

Yes. Any product containing THC can be detected by a screening test, regardless of dose or format. See our guide to hemp and drug testing.

Chow420 lists products from independent sellers. Nothing on this page is medical advice. Products containing THC are for adults only. Figures describe the specific batch a laboratory tested rather than every unit produced.