Edibles, 10 mg at a time.
Gummies, chocolates and other edibles from licensed producers. Every package is capped at 10 mg of THC by federal rules, and the label shows exactly what's inside.
Edibles in stock
From today's menu highlights · prices before tax · stock changes through the day
Edibles at Sugar Beach
- Gummies and soft chews in multi-piece packs
- Chocolates and other confections
- THC-forward, CBD-forward and balanced options
- Member and regular prices on every pack
Formats & numbers
| Rule | What it means | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 10 mg THC per package | The most a package of edible cannabis can contain | Cannabis Regulations s.102.7 |
| 15 g of solids = 1 g dried | How edibles count toward the 30 g limit | Cannabis Act, Schedule 3 |
Shop by the label.
We stick to what's on the label: format, size, THC, CBD and price. For medical questions, please talk to a healthcare provider.
It's per package
The 10 mg THC cap is per package, not per piece. Check how many pieces share it.
Start low, go slow
Health Canada notes edibles can take 30 minutes to 2 hours to be felt, and up to 4 hours for full effects.
Read the CBD too
Many edibles list both THC and CBD in mg per package.
Store them safely
Edibles can look like regular treats. Keep them locked away from children and pets.
How much THC is in an edible package in Ontario?
No more than 10 mg of THC per package, under section 102.7 of the federal Cannabis Regulations.
How long do edibles take?
Health Canada says effects can be felt 30 minutes to 2 hours after eating, and can take up to 4 hours to fully arrive. Don't take more while waiting.
Can I order edibles for pickup?
Yes. Order on the live menu and pick up in store with government photo ID.
Learn more about edibles
Product GuidesCannabis Edibles in Ontario: The 10 mg Rule and Start-Low Basics
Edibles in Ontario are capped at 10 mg of THC per package. Here is what the rule means, how to read the label, and Health Canada's start-low numbers.
Product GuidesCannabis Beverages in Ontario: What to Know Before You Buy
Cannabis drinks are legally edibles in Canada: 10 mg of THC per container, edible-style onset, and a separate possession equivalent. Here is what to know.
Product GuidesHow to Store Cannabis at Home: Freshness and Safety
Keep it locked, in its original child-resistant package, out of sight and reach of children and pets, and follow the storage conditions on the label.
