Cannabis Edibles
No smoke, no smell, and easy to dose. Edibles deliver cannabis through food and drink for a long-lasting, full-body experience unlike any other method.
Why Edibles Feel Different
When you eat or drink cannabis, it travels through your digestive system and is processed by your liver before entering the bloodstream. This process converts THC into a more potent compound called 11-hydroxy-THC, which crosses the blood-brain barrier more effectively and produces stronger, longer-lasting effects.
Types of Edibles
Gummies
The most popular edible format. Easy to dose, great flavors, and available in a wide range of THC and CBD ratios. CommCan carries Bite Edibles gummies in multiple FX varieties and Relief formulas.
Chocolates
A familiar, enjoyable way to consume cannabis. Rich flavor masks any cannabis taste and they are easy to break into smaller portions for precise dosing.
Sodas & Seltzers
SIP Beverages offers both cane sugar sodas and zero-sugar seltzers infused with cannabis. A natural, social way to enjoy cannabis with a faster onset than most food-based edibles, typically 15 to 60 minutes.
Why Edibles Feel Different
When you eat or drink cannabis, it travels through your digestive system and is processed by your liver before entering the bloodstream. This process converts THC into a more potent compound called 11-hydroxy-THC, which crosses the blood-brain barrier more effectively and produces stronger, longer-lasting effects.
Getting the Most Out of Edibles
Start Low, Go Slow
Begin with 2.5 – 5 mg THC and wait at least two hours before taking more. Patience is the most important part of a good edibles experience.
Wait the Full Window
Onset can take up to two hours, especially if you have eaten a large meal. Do not assume the edible did not work — give it time before reaching for more.
Eat Something First
Taking an edible on an empty stomach can speed up and intensify effects. A light snack beforehand gives you a smoother, more predictable experience.
Try It at Home First
Your first time with edibles is best done in a comfortable, familiar setting. Long duration means you want to be somewhere you can relax for several hours.
Are Edibles Right for You?
Pros
- No smoke or vapor — easy on the lungs
- Discreet with no noticeable smell
- Long-lasting effects, often 3 – 8 hours
- Wide variety of flavors and formats
- Precise dosing with labeled mg per serving
Cons
- Delayed onset can lead to accidental overconsumption
- Effects vary widely based on metabolism
- Harder to adjust mid-experience than inhalation
- Not ideal for situations requiring quick effect control
Make Your Own Edibles
Did you know you can make edibles at home using cannabis products from CommCan? Most concentrates, RSO, tinctures, and even flower can be infused into butter, oil, or other fat-based ingredients to create your own cannabis-infused recipes.
We built a free edibles calculator to help you figure out exactly how much cannabis to use based on the potency of your product and how strong you want your homemade edibles to be.
Try the Edibles Calculator
Shop CommCan Edibles
Browse our full edibles menu including Bite gummies and chocolates, SIP beverages, and more. Available at all three Massachusetts locations.