Extracts and concentrates.
Rosin, live resin, diamonds, hash, oils and drops from licensed producers. These are among the highest-potency products on any legal menu, labelled in mg of THC per gram.
Extracts in stock
From today's menu highlights · prices before tax · stock changes through the day
Extracts at Sugar Beach
- Rosin, live resin and diamonds
- Hash and kief
- Oils and drops, labelled in mg per mL
- Every container capped at 1,000 mg of THC
Formats & numbers
| Rule | What it means | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 mg THC per container | Maximum THC in an extract container | Cannabis Regulations |
| 0.25 g = 1 g dried | How extracts 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.
Read mg/g, not %
Extract labels show Total THC in mg per gram. 800 mg/g is 80%.
Do the container math
Total THC = mg/g x net weight, and it can't exceed 1,000 mg per container.
Mind the limit
0.25 g of extract counts as 1 g of dried cannabis, so 30 g equals 7.5 g of extract.
New to extracts?
Health Canada's lower-risk guidance points first-timers to lower-THC products. Ask our team about formats.
What's the THC limit for extracts in Canada?
No more than 1,000 mg of THC per immediate container.
What's the difference between rosin, live resin and diamonds?
They're industry names for different extraction methods and textures. They're all cannabis extracts under Canadian law, labelled in mg of THC per gram.
How much extract can I carry?
7.5 g, because 0.25 g of extract counts as 1 g of dried cannabis toward the 30 g public possession limit.
Learn more about extracts
Product GuidesRosin, Live Resin, Diamonds and Hash: A Cannabis Concentrates Guide for Ontario
Rosin, live resin, diamonds and hash are all cannabis extracts under Canadian law. Here is what each term means, how to read the label and how they count.
Product Guides510-Thread Cartridge vs All-in-One Vape: Which to Buy
A 510-thread cartridge screws onto a separate battery; an all-in-one has everything built in. Here is how they compare and what to check on the label.
Ontario Cannabis LawHow Much Cannabis Can You Carry in Ontario? The 30 g Equivalents Explained
Ontario's 30 g public limit, converted for vapes, edibles, beverages, hash and seeds, with worked examples and a mixed-basket calculation.
