Updated February 17, 2021, by the Daily Marijuana Team

Medically reviewed on February 17, 2021, by Dr. Kimberly Langdon, M.D.

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What are Weed Gummies?

Cannabis (aka weed) gummies are gummy candies that contain decarboxylated cannabinoids such as THC and CBD. THC is extracted from cannabis buds and infused into a regular gummy mix, creating a super-potent, sweet candy that tastes just like your favourite gummy. These tasty treats are taking Canada by storm. What’s not to like about being able to enjoy your medication in such a mouth-watering way? Weed gummies are a popular choice for people not wishing to inhale any carcinogenic chemicals into their lungs or for those who don’t like the taste of cannabis in general. When made well, marijuana edibles won’t taste at all like the cannabis they’re made of; instead, they’ll boast fruity, sweet flavours of all kinds. From berry-based to tropical and everything in between, THC gummies come in myriad flavours (and even shapes!). 

Different Types

Some of the most popular weed edibles in Canada include THC gummies and CBD gummies. THC gets you high, whereas CBD does not. Cannabidiol (CBD) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid that does not attach to brain receptors. Instead, people enjoy CBD gummies for their purely therapeutic properties. Of course, THC gummies are great for giving you a full-body high that lasts all day long. Don’t worry: you can find cannabis gummies in the form of any of your favourite gummy candies. 

Characteristics

Weed gummies look precisely like usual candies, though some may give off a slight hint of weed. Cannabis gummies are regular gummies that you can infuse with THC and CBD, among other cannabinoids. You can find them in the shape of gummy bears and many other of your favourite childhood gummies. Besides, each weed gummy is not equal. Some may have higher THC levels or may just be higher quality than others. 

Many edible companies ensure that their products taste and smell practically indistinguishable from typical gummies. Some lower-quality brands may taste unpleasantly like low-quality marijuana, while the best will have you wondering if there’s any cannabis inside– until your high hits, that is.

Potency

Cannabis gummies can be very potent if taken in excess and this can potentially result in certain side effects. In general, cannabis edibles are much stronger than your average flower, making it an excellent step up from hits from the bong. However, taking too many edibles can result in an uncomfortable, too potent of an experience. Therefore, it is always good to take it easy and start slow and give plenty of time between doses. Always keep in mind how strong each gummy is that you consume. If you’re brand-new to the edible scene, maybe enjoying just half of your edible will suffice. Unfortunately, sometimes THC is hard to portion out evenly when making weed edibles.  The good news is that you can now buy THC gummies online in Canada from trusted sources that sell brand-name weed gummy products. Each cannabis gummy will have pre-set amounts of THC. These products are lab-tested for freshness and accuracy of potency.

Differences Between Weed Gummies and Normal Bud

The main difference is that you typically smoke regular buds, and you eat weed gummies. The different forms of ingestion result in different ways the cannabinoids interact with receptors in the body. Often, cannabis edibles cause more of a body high and typically last longer and feel more intense. Edibles like cannabis gummies are going to produce a much more potent high than just a few hits from a joint, and, as we mentioned, the effects will linger for hours. If taken enough, you can be high off of edibles all day long; this simply isn’t the case for flower unless you stay puffin’ all day.

Another difference is that weed gummies don’t possess the aromas and flavours usually associated with marijuana buds. Many people turn to cannabis for this alone: you don’t have to taste your flower! Of course, this does depend on the brand and the edibles they make, but many cannabis gummy companies specifically craft their sweet treats to taste nothing like cannabis and just like your favourite classic chew. 

Advantages

The main advantage of cannabis gummies is that you don’t have to inhale anything. No smoking means healthier lungs and a more convenient way of consumption. It makes edibles a perfect option for those with respiratory issues or who just want to avoid smoking in general. Another advantage is that weed gummies don’t smell or taste like marijuana so that you can take them stealthily. Not to mention, you don’t have to worry about the intense plant-like flavours of cannabis coming through, as the notes are typically totally disguised within the food you’re munching on. 

Furthermore, you typically need fewer THC gummies to feel high compared to smoking marijuana. But perhaps the most significant advantage of weed gummies is that they just taste great! What’s not to like about being able to enjoy some sweets while getting high? 

Are Marijuana Gummies Legal in Canada?

As of October 17, 2019, weed edibles are legal in Canada, including THC gummies. No longer are the days of having to buy weed gummies from shady dealers. Now you can purchase cannabis gummies online in Canada at established cannabis dispensaries such as Daily Marijuana. However, there are strict regulations on marijuana edibles. These regulations make it essential to know your local weed gummy and edibles laws. 

Are THC Gummies Safe?

The danger of THC cannabis gummies is that they look exactly like typical non-infused candy. This resemblance makes THC weed gummies a hazard for children and pets, as they cannot tell that there is a high dose of THC hiding inside. Therefore, any marijuana edibles should be clearly labelled and placed in a childproof container locked away somewhere safe. A good general rule of thumb is to store your gummies in places that your younger ones simply can’t reach. You don’t want to risk any accidental consumption. 

The dosage of weed edibles can often be iffy, making consumers more susceptible to accidental over-consumption. It is not uncommon for users to mislabel edibles or THC percentages to be inaccurate, as calculating dosages after decarboxylation can be difficult. That’s why we recommend starting with a low dose and up your milligrams from there.  

Also, weed gummies affect the body differently than smoked cannabis products. The highs can often be unpredictable and can pack quite a punch. Thus, it is crucial to do weed gummies safely, and when driving is not required. In general, though, as long as you responsibly use them, you should be fine as cannabis is not known to be a dangerous drug.

Where Can I Buy THC Weed Gummies Online in Canada?

The best place to buy weed gummies online in Canada is Daily Marijuana, the highest-quality online dispensary in Canada. We carry top-name weed gummy brands in Canada, such as Twisted Extracts and Ganja Edibles. We regularly restock shelves to ensure only the freshest cannabis gummies are ready for sale. Also, all marijuana gummy products are lab-tested to ensure quality. Every single gummy product that we sell exceeds our expectations, and you can be sure they exceed yours by checking their third-party lab-test results. No matter, we promise that our products are of the best quality possible. So, join the DailyMarijuana community and get updates on the latest products and news. With us, you’ll always have access to the tastiest, most potent gummies in Canada. 

THC Weed Gummy Alternatives 

Other ways to eat weed include THC oils and tinctures. Oils are a great way to add cannabis to your meals or drinks, as you just place a few drops on top and call it good. You can also place THC tinctures directly under your tongue to absorb the cannabis; this results in a fast-acting, full effect experience.

Those who don’t mind smoking their cannabis, regular dried marijuana or cannabis concentrates such as budder, shatter, live resin, weed vapes, THC distillate, and hash are great options. 

Or, for those not wanting to get high at all, CBD products are the way to go. CBD products are available in many different forms, including gummies, oils, topicals, and even flowers. For a more psychedelic experience, magic mushrooms or DMT products are worth a try.  Whatever you choose, make sure to order from Daily Marijuana so you can be sure you are getting the best prices on the highest-quality products in Canada. 

For a more detailed breakdown of all things weed edibles, you can visit the Daily Marijuana Weed Edibles Guide. 

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