THC Gummies

Usually 30 minutes to 2 hours, and most people start to feel it around the 45 to 90 minute mark.

Edibles are slower than smoking because the THC goes through your stomach and liver first, where some of it becomes 11-hydroxy-THC, a form that tends to hit harder and last longer. A big meal slows things down, while an empty stomach can make it faster and stronger. More on timing in how long THC gummies take to kick in.

Plan on 4 to 8 hours, with the strongest part landing about 2 to 4 hours after you take it.

Higher doses last longer. At 2.5mg most people feel looser and a bit sleepy. At 5mg it's a relaxed, social buzz where music and food get better and your shoulders finally drop. At 10mg it's a heavier body high that's easy to melt into the couch with. Either way, keep your evening clear and don't drive.

Don't panic. The uncomfortable part passes within a few hours, and there's no known lethal dose of THC for adults.

Find somewhere quiet, drink some water, eat a snack and ride it out. A nap is often the fastest exit. If anyone has chest pain, trouble breathing or seems confused, call 911. Poison Control is free and confidential at 1-800-222-1222. If a child or a pet gets into your gummies, call right away, because the CDC treats that as a real poisoning risk.

For healthy adults, lab-tested delta-9 gummies at a sensible dose are low-risk, but THC isn't side-effect free.

The common ones are dry mouth, red eyes, a faster heartbeat, the munchies, a stretched-out sense of time, and sometimes anxiety or paranoia, which usually means the dose was too high. Skip them if you're pregnant or nursing, take medication that interacts with cannabis, or need to drive. We send every batch to a third-party lab and post the results on our lab results page, so you can see exactly what's in the bottle.

Yes. Hemp-derived delta-9 is the same molecule a standard drug test looks for, so our gummies can make you fail one.

THC is stored in body fat, which is why it outlasts the high by a long way: a few days for an occasional user, and weeks for someone taking it daily. If you get tested for work, sport or legal reasons, we'd rather you skip our THC gummies entirely. The details are in how long THC gummies stay in your system.

Yes to both. Our THC gummies are made with pectin instead of gelatin, so they're vegan, and they're gluten-free, soy-free and dairy-free, with none of the major food allergens.

The base is water, tapioca syrup, sugar, pectin, MCT oil, citric acid and natural flavors and colors. They aren't sugar-free, but a 5mg gummy is about 17 calories. The 5mg and 10mg gummies add 25mg of CBD and 25mg of L-theanine, and the sleep gummy adds CBN, magnesium, GABA and 1mg of melatonin.

Flavors: blue razz, mango, orange and pineapple for the 5mg and 10mg, blackberry peach for sleep, and apple, cherry, lemon and orange for the 1mg.

Every bottle has 20 gummies: $39 for the 2.5mg sleep gummies and $49 for the 1mg, 5mg and 10mg.

That's about $1.95 a gummy for sleep and $2.45 for the rest. If you compare by THC, the 10mg is the best value at roughly 25 cents per milligram, against 49 cents for the 5mg. Subscribing takes 20% off every order, and the Day & Night bundle pairs our euphoria and sleep gummies for $75 instead of $89.

Keep them sealed in the bottle somewhere cool, dark and dry, and they'll generally hold up for 12 to 24 months. Go by the date on your bottle.

Heat, light, air and humidity are what wear them down. Over time THC slowly breaks down into CBN, so an old gummy mostly just gets weaker. If one ever looks slimy, smells off or shows spots, throw it out. And keep the bottle up high or locked away, since a gummy looks like candy to kids and dogs.