Edibles

How to Choose the Right Edible

Edibles hit differently than smoking — they're processed through your liver, producing a stronger, longer-lasting effect. The trade-off is a slower onset (30–90 minutes vs instant). Choosing the right one comes down to dosage, format, and what you're using it for.

By Format

• Gummies — Most popular. Pre-dosed, portable, and available in a wide range of flavors and strengths. Our largest edible selection.
• Chocolate — Rich taste with consistent dosing. Great for sharing or treating yourself.
• Baked Goods — Cookies, brownies, and more. Classic edible experience.
• Tinctures — Liquid drops taken under the tongue. Fastest onset of any edible (15–30 min). Precise dosing with a dropper.
• Capsules — No taste, no sugar, exact dose every time. Ideal for daily use.
• Drink Mixes — Mix into any beverage. Faster absorption than solid edibles.
• Vegan — Plant-based ingredients with the same effects. No gelatin, no dairy.

Dosage Guide

If you're new to edibles, start with 2.5–5mg THC and wait at least 2 hours before taking more. Regular users typically find their sweet spot between 10–25mg. Our edibles potency calculator helps you figure out the right dose, and the time to peak calculator tells you when to expect effects based on what you ate.

Why Buy Edibles from Pacific Grass

Every edible we carry is lab-tested with clearly listed THC and CBD content per piece — no guessing. We stock products from trusted Canadian producers who prioritize consistent dosing and quality ingredients. All orders ship in discreet packaging with free shipping over $150.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do edibles take to kick in?

Most edibles take 30–90 minutes to feel. Gummies and drink mixes tend to hit faster (30–60 min), while baked goods and chocolates can take up to 2 hours. Tinctures taken under the tongue work fastest at 15–30 minutes. The number one mistake is re-dosing too early — always wait at least 2 hours.

How long does an edible high last?

Typically 4–8 hours, with peak effects around 2–3 hours after onset. Higher doses can last up to 12 hours. This is significantly longer than smoking or vaping, which lasts 1–3 hours. Plan accordingly, especially if it's your first time.

How many mg of THC should a beginner take?

Start with 2.5–5mg. This produces mild relaxation without overwhelming effects. If you feel nothing after 2 hours, try 5–10mg on your next session. Most experienced users settle between 10–25mg per dose. Use our THC dosage calculator to find your ideal starting point.

Can you eat edibles on an empty stomach?

You can, but the effects will hit faster and feel stronger. Eating a light meal 30–60 minutes before gives you a more controlled, gradual experience. Fatty foods (peanut butter, avocado, cheese) can actually improve THC absorption since cannabinoids are fat-soluble.