Edibles

Cannabis-based food products are known as edibles. Many forms of edibles are available on the market, including things like gummies, cookies, chocolate, brownies, and more. Edibles contain either one or both of the active ingredients in marijuana: delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD). Ever since the Cannabis Act legalised cannabis for recreational purposes, edibles have exploded in popularity, nationwide. On this page, you will find some of the best, and even the highest-dosed edibles on the market for cheap prices!

Most edibles are food products. Therefore, absorption occurs in the GI tract, and it will usually take an hour or even more before you feel the full effects of edibles. For this reason, when consuming edibles, go slow and do not overdo it thinking that your buzz is not kicking in, as it’s likely on its way! However, there are certain types of edibles that will kick in much quicker. Gum, lollipops, and lozenges hit faster than other types of edibles, (i.e. brownies or gummies), because they are absorbed sublingually. These products are not swallowed, but they are ingested, and the active ingredients are absorbed through the mucous membranes inside the mouth.

Edibles kick in and hit you differently than just burning a joint. Most people report the high and experience that comes from edibles is more intense than from combustion, or the smoking of cannabis flower. Their potency warrants some caution from users, especially those who are new to the world of edibles. We recommend starting low and going slow. Use an edible that is not in the high-dosage range. If it is a CBD edible, start between 2.5 and 10 mg. If it’s a THC edible, stick to 1 to 2.5 mg for your first experience. Also, many edibles offer a balance or a ratio for CBD to THC, and these can offer a more rounded experience. Check out our blog post if you want to learn more about how to choose the right edibles dosage as it includes a chart to help you out.

If you are new to the world of edibles, you might feel a bit overwhelmed when it comes to the selection. Whether you are visiting a dispensary in person or shopping here on Canada’s favourite online dispensary, it can be hard to decide which edibles are right for you. Caramel melts. Chocolate bars. Gummies. Beyond those, new products are also emerging on the market and are stocked in dispensaries, such as cannabis-infused beverages, including juices, non-alcoholic beers, ciders, carbonated drinks, and more. If you want something that is going to kick in quicker, you might want to use one of the sublingual edibles, such as gum or a sucker. If you are looking for something a little more hearty that is going to last a while, eat an edible that seems familiar like a chocolate bar or gummy. You can also make cannabutter and adjust the amount of weed you use and try out recipes such as brownies and cookies at home. If you need to know how to make cannabutter, you can read more about that here. You can also learn the importance of decarboxylation and three easy ways to do that, or even skip the cannabutter recipe and go straight to learning how to make edibles at home.

People often underestimate the intensity and potency of edibles and can wind up eating too much. This is especially true for edibles that take an hour or more to kick in. If you wind up feeling the effects too intensely, do not panic. The feeling will not last forever, and in a couple ofhours or less, you will be feeling better. Keep yourself distracted and drink a lot of fluid. If you have high-dose pure CBD, you can take a small amount of that to help counter the effects of the THC. You can take too much marijuana, but it’s not going to affect you like an alcohol or drug overdose. No one has died due to a marijuana overdose. At most, you may feel uncomfortable for a while and end up sleeping it off. Again, that is why it’s important to start low and go slow. Check out this article if you want some pro stoner tips on how to sober up from a weed high, fast.

Edibles became legal for sale in Canada in October 2019, one year after recreational cannabis was decriminalized nationwide. Suppliers around the country were eagerly awaiting this day, and many had already begun to sell edibles. Ever since they’ve been legalised, the popularity of this cannabis consumption method has continuously been on the rise. The trend does not seem to be dying down any time soon. In fact, one study projected the edibles industry to triple in size by 2025 – when it’s expected to comprise about 8% of all cannabis market sales It’s never been easier to buy marijuana edibles online, with no card. At our online dispensary in Canada, we carry a huge selection of quality edibles. Buy the edibles you want today at incredible prices here on our edibles page. Welcome to Naked Cannabis. Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions you might have via our chat/help icon. Happy Shopping!