
Pre-rolls and blunts.
Singles, multi-packs, infused pre-rolls and cannabis blunts from licensed producers, labelled with the number of units, the weight of each one and the THC and CBD.
Pre-rolls in stock







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Pre-rolls at Sugar Beach
- Single pre-rolls from about 0.5 g to 1.5 g
- Multi-packs, such as 3, 5 and 10 pieces
- Infused pre-rolls (with extract or kief) and cannabis blunts
- Member and regular prices, so you can compare per pre-roll and per gram
Formats & numbers
| Format | Typical pack | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 1 x 0.5 g to 1 x 1.5 g | Weight and Total THC |
| Multi-pack | 3 to 10 pieces | Pieces x weight |
| Infused | Varies | Total THC per pre-roll |
| Blunt | Varies | Weight and wrap type |
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.
Count the units
The label tells you how many pieces are in the pack and the weight of each one.
Know what's infused
Infused pre-rolls add an extract to the flower, so check the label for the Total THC.
Compare per gram
A 10 x 0.4 g pack is 4 g in total. Divide the price by the total grams to compare.
Ask about the limit
If you're buying several formats at once, ask staff how they count toward the 30 g limit.
What's the difference between a pre-roll and a blunt?
A pre-roll is dried cannabis in a paper cone. A blunt uses a cannabis-based wrap. Check the label and ask staff about any specific product.
What is an infused pre-roll?
A pre-roll with an added cannabis extract or kief. Labels show the Total THC so you can compare it with a standard pre-roll.
Can I order pre-rolls for pickup?
Yes. Add them to your cart on the live menu, place the order and pick up in store with photo ID.
Learn more about pre-rolls
Product GuidesPre-Rolls, Infused Pre-Rolls and Blunts: A Toronto Buyer's Guide
Pre-rolls, infused pre-rolls and blunts are different products under Canadian rules. Here is how to tell them apart and compare packs by the numbers.
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.
Product GuidesHow to Read an Ontario Cannabis Label: THC, Total THC, CBD and the Excise Stamp
Total THC, mg/g vs mg per unit, the excise stamp and the packaging date: a plain-language guide to every legal cannabis label sold in Ontario.