What’s worse than a joint burning unevenly? Wasting weed because you’re pulling the bud apart by hand. And let me tell you, the solution to both is a good quality weed grinder.
Grinders provide a consistent and fine grind which is essential for a better hit and an even burn. Having a high-quality grinder is key for maximizing the strength and flavour of your favourite cannabis strain, and makes for an all-round better experience. Weed grinders are widely available and come in different sizes, styles and materials.
Are you in the market for a weed grinder in Kitchener? Read on to learn about the best-selling grinders and what to keep in mind when you buy one.
Why Use a Weed Grinder?
For an even burn. When you pull the bud apart by hand, you break it into chunks of different sizes which makes the plant burn unevenly. To prevent an uneven burn, you have to bust down your bud properly. You can do that by using a high-quality weed grinder. This process allows you to increase the surface area of your bud for a better and even burn.
To save kief. Nothing beats a sprinkle of kief for an extra kick. However, you’ll be surprised how much of it you lose when you break the flower by hand. Grinders usually have a separate chamber at the bottom called a kief catcher for this purpose.
To save time and weed. A weed grinder makes the process of grinding weed easier and faster without wasting any part of the bud.
Are you ready to purchase a cannabis grinder? Shop online or visit our store in Kitchener for premium quality weed grinders.
Things to Consider When Buying a Weed Grinder
Here are a few things to consider when buying a weed grinder.
Quality material. The quality of the materials used to create a grinder will determine its functionality, durability and results. The most common materials are metal, wood and plastic. Metal grinders are known to be some of the best options on the market as they’re durable and have sharp teeth that grind buds efficiently.
Grinder teeth. As a rule of thumb, the more teeth in the grinder and the sharper they are, the better it is. Sharp teeth achieve a smooth, uniform, and consistent grind. And more teeth mean finer results, which means a better smoking experience.
Compartments. The most common type is the four-piece grinder with three compartments. The grinding chamber, the collection chamber, and a third chamber with a small sifting screen that collects kief.
Best Weed Grinders in Kitchener
Weed grinders are widely available and come in different sizes, styles and materials. At Highland, we carry a variety of high-quality grinders. Some of our best-selling cannabis grinders include:
This is a 4pc Solid Body Grinder, equipped with a replaceable screen and a Limited Lifetime Warranty. They feature a deep sifting chamber for an easier pour. Kannastör Multi Chamber grinders can break down to a slimmer, more portable 3-piece configuration by simply removing the sifting chamber. These grinders are designed to last. Another reason why Kannastör is the most versatile and advanced grinder on the market.
These 4-piece grinders are designed to last. They feature a clear jar body that allows you to see what’s left, along with an engineered drop through design that prevents over-shedding. The body is made from 61/60 anodized food-grade aluminum.
Our premium 1905 Wood Grinders deliver smoothly ground herb with every use. Durable and portable, these unique accessories are engineered to perfection.
The RYOT Wood GR8TR Grinder is made with solid beech wood and a connected tempered clear glass jar body. Built on the patented Kannastör® GR8TR design so the grinder can be used interchangeably with any RYOT jar or storage system. A silicone seal provides airtight storage and keeps your herbal product fresh inside.
The GR8TR Mini Grinder (Easy Change Screen/Chamber Not Included) is modular by design. When it comes to assembling and configuring your GR8TR, the choice is yours. You can also break it into a slim pocketable Storage Puck. Grind and Go with the GR8TR Mini Grinder by Kannastör. Specs Dimensions: 1.5 inches (H) x 1.5 inches (D. Features Limited Lifetime Warranty, and premium food-grade quality aluminum.
Where to Buy Weed Grinders in Kitchener?
Are you in Kitchener and looking to buy a weed grinder? We got you! At Highland, we carry a wide range of weed accessories, including grinders, bubblers, rolling supplies, concentrates, chocolates, and more. Check out our inventory online or visit our store located at 370 Highland Rd – or order for delivery.
Looking to learn more about different categories of legal cannabis products, and how you can consume them? You’ve come to the right place!
As we enter the third year of cannabis legalization in Canada, we’ve seen the arrival of countless new cannabis products with new names and different consumption or application methods.
But, let’s be honest, how often have you browsed the other cannabis product categories or tried a different consumption method?
Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned consumer, the new names and product formats, like dried flower, extracts or pre-rolls, can seem confusing or may discourage you from trying different things.
We’ve prepared a quick guide on the different legal cannabis product categories, their consumption methods, and a few product examples to help you be better prepared for your next purchase at our dispensary or at your local legal dispensary.
The Cannabis Act describes dried cannabis as any part of a cannabis plant that has been added to a drying process, other than the seeds. Dried flower is the part of the female cannabis plant that is dried, smoked, vaped or used to make lotions, tinctures, etc.
Dried flower is available at any and every legal cannabis store in the authorized provinces of Canada.
When it comes to understanding this category, these are the factors that you need to consider:
The Format
Dried flower can be found at your local legal dispensary in the following formats:
Dried Whole Flower. Whole flower is basically cannabis buds. They’re the resulting product of cutting down cannabis plants at harvest, properly drying them and then curing them.
Milled Flower.Dried flower that has been ground up for convenience and can easily be sprinkled into your bong, rolling paper, etc.
Pre-rolls. Cannabis joints that have been pre-rolled for you. You can also find infused pre-rolls at your local legal cannabis shop which are cannabis joints infused with some type of cannabis extract like hash, kief, moon rocks, etc.
The Size
Dried flower can be found in many different sizes starting from 1 gram all the way up to 28 grams.
The other common sizes we see are 3.5 grams (also known as half a quarter as it is half a quarter of an ounce/28 grams), 7 grams (also known as a quarter) and 14 grams (also known as half an ounce).
The Plant Type
Dried flower can be found in a variety of plant types, which include Sativa or Indica dominant, a hybrid of Indica and Sativa, the cannabinoid Cannabidiol (CBD) dominant, or CBD and Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) balanced.
You can also find some dried flower products that include other cannabinoids like Cannabigerol (CBG) or Cannabinol (CBN). The plant type will determine the specific type of effects you can expect after consuming the product.
The Strain
Cannabis plants come in an endless variety of strains. These strains are divided into three main categories that determine their effects and structure and are known as Sativa, Indica, and hybrids.
A cannabis plant’s strain is defined by its genetic interpretation and its terpene profile. Usually, the product’s name or description will give you some idea of the strain. Visit Leafly’s website to learn more about the many different strains, or you can learn more about Sativa dominant strains here.
For example, a popular Sativa-dominant strain known as Blue Dream is a cross between the strains Blueberry and Haze. This information can give you insight into what to expect in terms of the plant’s terpene profile and effects.
The Potency
Dried flower typically contains anywhere between 1% to 30% THC and/or CBD. Before buying dried flower, remember to check the potency levels of the product found on the label of the package.
This will help you understand the strength of the effects that you will experience and the different cannabinoids or contents of the plant that will influence these effects. This particular factor applies to all the legal cannabis product categories.
The Consumption Method
You can consume dried flower by smoking it in a joint, a bong, a vaporizer or a pipe. You can also cook with cannabis as an alternative to smoking, however, edibles are not recommended for novice or first-time consumers.
Check out our online menu to browse the different dried flower products we have available at Highland Cannabis dispensary in Kitchener, Ontario.
Edibles
Cannabis edibles are products that contain cannabinoids, like Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) or Cannabidiol (CBD), chemical compounds found in cannabis like THC or CBD, which you can eat or drink.
Edibles are known to have more potent effects and longer-lasting high because of which it carries the risk of overconsumption, so it is recommended to start low and go slow. If you are a first-time consumer, consider talking to a budtender at the legal cannabis store for more advice.
When it comes to understanding this category, these are the factors that you need to consider:
Type of Edible
Cannabis edibles come in a variety of shapes and forms and we continue to see new unique releases every few weeks. The different varieties of cannabis edibles include:
Baked goods like cookies, brownies, cakes, pretzel bites, etc.
Pantry edibles include an infused hot sauce, infused sugar, infused honey and infused coffee
Beverages like tea, sodas, energy drinks, etc.
You can also find other products like dissolvable powder, which can be mixed into a beverage and sublingual strips which are infused strips that can be placed under the tongue for quick absorption.
Size and Dosage
Depending on the type of edible you choose, you can find a variety of sizes and dosages. Keep in mind that the current legal limit of THC per package of an edible is 10 mg.
You can find the 10 mg divided between multiple soft chews or other types of edibles or the full 10 mg in a single edible. However, it is recommended to start with a smaller dose of 2 to 2.5 mg and wait at least 2 hours to decide whether you can consume more.
Plant Type
You can find edibles that only contain THC, THC and CBD and only CBD too. Lately, we have been seeing the emergence of products infused with other cannabinoids like CBN.
Check out our online menu to browse the different edibles we have available at Highland Cannabis dispensary in Kitchener, Ontario.
Cannabis extracts are types of cannabis concentrates that are made using chemical solvents, like butane, to extract the desired cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant. Some examples of extracts include cannabis wax extracts, distillates, or shatter.
Concentrates that are derived without the use of solvents, retain the dignity of the cannabis plant and its entire natural profile like its flavonoids, proteins, cannabinoids and such, are known as full-spectrum concentrates.
When it comes to understanding this category, these are the factors that you need to consider:
Types of Concentrate
There are a variety of concentrates that are produced using different processes. These include:
Wax and shatter. Two forms of butane hash oil, or BHO, which refers to cannabis concentrates made using butane as a solvent.
Hash. Kief that’s been formed into a brick using heat and pressure.
Moon rocks. Nugs of cannabis flower dipped in extracts and rolled in kief.
Kief. Also known as sift, dry sift or dry sieve, is a type of cannabis concentrate that is produced by mechanically separating the trichomes from the dried cannabis flower.
Infused oils. A concentrated substance derived from the dried flower that is mixed with a neutral oil, such as MCT or sunflower oil.
Capsules. Also known as soft gels, are a smoke-free alternative concentrate that is produced in the form of a capsule with THC and/or CBD cannabinoids and is easy to swallow.
Resin or live resin. Produced with flash-frozen freshly harvested cannabis plants and a hydrocarbon solvent such as butane or propane. It’s known for its high concentration of terpenes and cannabinoids.
Rosin. A type of cannabis concentrate that is produced using just heat and pressure. This would be an example of a full spectrum concentrate.
Distillates and Isolates. This is the purest form of a concentrate that can be achieved from the cannabis plant. It involves a complex extraction process after which cannabinoids are fully separated.
Distillates are the fluid you see in your vaporizer cartridges and can now also be found infused in some edibles.
Plant Type
Sativa or Indica dominant, THC and/or CBD balanced.
The Strain
As mentioned above in this blog, strains are divided into three main categories that determine their effects and structure and are known as Sativa, Indica, and hybrids.
Concentrates are processed using plants of different strains. Every individual strain falls within one of the above-mentioned 3 categories and has a unique terpene flavour profile that together determines its effects, aroma, flavour, etc.
The Potency
Concentrates potency can be up to 90% THC. They’re usually meant to be inhaled and as per the law can contain no more than 1,000 mg of THC per package. Before buying dried flower, remember to check the potency levels of the product found on the label of the package.
This will help you understand the strength of the effects that you will experience and the different cannabinoids or contents of the plant that will influence these effects. This particular factor applies to all the legal cannabis product categories.
The Consumption Method
Wondering how to consume cannabis concentrates? Wax and shatter can be consumed by mixing them into a joint or pre-roll with your dried flower, in an extract vaporizer, in your bong with dried flower or they can also be dabbed.
Kief, moon rocks or hash can also be sprinkled into your dried flower mix for your joint, bong or bowl to enhance the effects. Distillates in cartridges can be paired with a compatible vaporizer device, for example, 510 cartridges are universally compatible with 510 vaporizer pens or devices.
Note: Dabbing shatter or other concentrates involves special accessories and are not recommended for novice consumers. If you would like to try dabbing, start low and go slow as concentrates carry potent doses and the risk of overconsumption.
A number of our budtenders are concentrate connoisseurs and can help you select the best concentrate product for you. We also have a variety of accessories for concentrate consumption, from more traditional dab rigs and bangers that can be used with your bong, to electronic concentrate ovens and vaporizers. We encourage you to stop by and visit to learn more in person!
Check out our online menu to browse the different concentrates we have available at Highland Cannabis dispensary in Kitchener, Ontario.
Topicals
Cannabis topicals are lotions, balms, creams, oils, baths and other skin products that are infused with cannabinoids like THC or CBD and are for external use only. Topicals may provide localized relief from pain and inflammation without the high.
Topicals are designed to transport cannabinoids through your skin and not to reach your bloodstream which is why there may not be intoxicating effects. However, transdermal patches are designed to transport cannabinoids to your bloodstream.
When it comes to understanding this category, these are the factors that you need to consider:
Type of Topical and Method of Application
The type of topical you choose will tell you the application method it requires. Also, keep in mind that different topicals come with their benefits depending upon the list of ingredients and how they’re made.
The different types of topicals available in the Canadian legal cannabis market include:
Bath products. Bath bombs, soaps, etc.
Creams and lotions, ointments, scalp oil, gels, face creams, etc.
Intimacy oils.
Lip and face care: lip balms, toothpaste, facial cleanser, masks, etc.
Potency and Source
Topicals are capped at 1000 mg of THC per package while there is no upper limit for the CBD or any other cannabinoid content.
Unfortunately, there isn’t enough scientific data available on the recommended dosage or potency for specific needs. Experts advise that there isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution to whether a THC and/or CBD balanced product would be more effective or how much to apply.
Instead, when it comes to topicals, it is recommended to look at the ingredients, the source of the cannabinoids and to read the information that comes with the product.
Check out our online menu to browse the different topicals we have available at our Highland Cannabis store in Kitchener, Ontario.
Want to Learn More?
Drop by Highland Cannabis today and chat with one of our many knowledgeable budtenders to learn more about the different cannabis products. You can browse our online menu and place an order online for curbside pickup or delivery.
At Highland Cannabis, we enjoy meeting new customers and helping them choose products based on individual preferences and lifestyle needs.
Feel free to visit us at 370 Highland Road West, Kitchener and you’ll leave with a smile on your face.
With a growing variety of legal cannabis products, there’s plenty to learn and experience. Here’s our quick guide on cannabis concentrates.
As the Canadian legal cannabis market continues to expand, we’re slowly becoming more familiar with cannabis and its abilities, its different forms and consumption methods.
We’ve put together this quick guide on cannabis concentrates in Kitchener to help you become more familiar with this product category so that you can make more informed buying decisions.
As its name suggests, cannabis concentrates are a potent concentrated product that is rich in only the THC/CBD cannabinoids and terpenes of the plant. They are made by separating the trichome rich bits of the plant from the actual plant.
What Are Cannabinoids and Terpenes?
Cannabinoids are the chemical substances found in the cannabis plant, like THC or CBD, that bind with the cannabinoid receptors in our body and result in the different effects caused by consuming cannabis.
Terpenes are the compounds secreted by cannabis plants that are responsible for giving it its unique scent and taste. They can come in a range or combination of scents like earthy, woodsy, herbal, spicy, gasy, sour and/or sweet. They’re also responsible for many other functions like therapeutic or mood-altering effects.
You can find marijuana concentrates in Kitchener that come in all kinds of shapes and forms and with different methods of consumption.
What Are the Different Types of Cannabis Concentrates in Kitchener?
You can choose from a wide range of weed concentrates in Kitchener, and the list is growing, depending on your preferred method of consumption and THC levels.
They come in a multitude of forms and textures depending on what process is used to separate the desired elements of the plant, like cannabinoids and terpenes, from the plant.
Cannabis extracts are a type of cannabis concentrate that are made using chemical solvents, like butane, to extract the desired cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant. Some examples of extracts include cannabis wax extracts, the fluid in vaporizer cartridges, or shatter.
Wax and shatter can be consumed by mixing them into a joint or pre roll with your dried flower, in an extract vaporizer, in your bong with dried flower or they can also be dabbed.
Other concentrates are produced without chemical solvents and instead through a physical or mechanical method like grinding weed to collect kief or using a hydraulic press to make rosin. Kief can be sprinkled into your dried flower mix for your joint, bong or bowl to enhance the effects.
Concentrates that are derived without the use of solvents, retain the dignity of the cannabis plant and it’s entire natural profile like its flavonoids, proteins, cannabinoids, etc.; they’re known as full spectrum concentrates.
Hash is another popular cannabis concentrate that is made using several different methods that compress trichomes together with heat or pressure until we have a brick-like texture. Hash can be mixed with dried flower for a joint or bong and can also be dabbed or added to a hash-friendly vape.
Note: Dabbing shatter or other concentrates involves special accessories and are not recommended for novice consumers. If you would like to try dabbing, start low and go slow as concentrates carry potent doses and the risk of overconsumption. Consult a professional or your talented budtenders at Highland Cannabis to learn more.
What Are the Most Popular Concentrates in Kitchener?
Here Are Some of the Most Popular Cannabis Concentrates in Kitchener, Ontario:
1. Greybeard SLK Live Resin 510 Thread Cartridge:Greybeard Cannabis is a local cannabis brand from Simcoe, Ontario that produces its cannabis both indoors and outdoors and their products include concentrates, dried flowers and pre-rolls. The SLK live resin 520 thread cartridge is a full spectrum cartridge made from the same premium live resin as their Terp Slush dab products.
2. RC Royal Goddess Pressed Ice Hash:Royal City Cannabis Co. is an employee-owned craft cannabis company from Guelph, Ontario that was founded back in 2013. Their products include dried flower and cannabis concentrates. This product is made by separating the trichomes from the cannabis plants by using ice and water.
3. Kolab Project THCA Diamonds:Kolab Project is from Carleton Place, Ottawa and boasts a brand that is inspired and driven by art and design. Their products include concentrates, dried flower, edibles and pre rolls. THCA diamonds are a pure and potent form of cannabis that is extracted from their live resin which is made from small-batch, hand-tended flower.
4. Shatterizer 8 Ball Kush Shatter: Shatterizer is a local brand from Toronto, Ontario that was brought about by passionate consumers. Their products include shatter and shatter accessories. The 8 Ball Kush shatter, like all their other shatters, is made with only fresh cannabis inputs and a proprietary blend of hydrocarbons.
Drop by Highland Cannabis today and chat with one of our many knowledgeable budtenders to learn more about cannabis concentrates and other cannabis products too. You can browse our online menu and place an order online for curbside pickup or delivery.
At Highland Cannabis, we enjoy meeting new customers and helping them choose products based on individual preferences and lifestyle needs.
Feel free to visit us at 370 Highland Road West, Kitchener and you’ll leave with a smile on your face.
If you’re looking for answers to your questions about weed delivery in Kitchener, you’ve come to the right place.
It’s been 3 years since legalization and out of all the varieties of cannabis products, experiences and services that we have observed, cannabis delivery is one we have all looked forward to.
Although most other delivery services have similar features, there are few rules and regulations around legal weed delivery that make its process different.
To help you get familiar with the ins and outs of weed delivery in Kitchener, we’ve compiled a brief Q&A along with the details of our delivery services at Highland Cannabis.
The process of placing an order for delivery or curbside pick up with an authorized cannabis retailer or from the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS) is more or less the same across the province; visit their website, browse their menu, add items to the cart, check out, fill in your personal and payment details and click on place order.
Some authorized cannabis retailers, including the OCS, may even offer the option for same-day delivery for a small fee.
Before you can collect your order, whether curbside pickup or a delivery outside your residence, it is mandatory by law for you to present a valid government photo id and the credit/debit card that was used to pay for the order to the deliverer(provided you prepaid for curbside pickup).
Which Cannabis Products Can Be Ordered for Delivery?
You can order anything from an authorized cannabis retailer’s online menu like cannabis edibles, cannabis concentrates, cannabis extracts, pre-rolls, dried flower, cannabis beverages, vaporizers etc., within the legal limit of 30 grams (or the equivalent of extract, edible or topical) per transaction, which is also the legal public possession limit.
All the online legal dispensary menus, whether on Dutchie or similar e-commerce platforms, are programmed to prevent you from adding more than the legal limit of 30 grams to your cart.
Let’s look at how you can find a legal cannabis deliverer in Kitchener.
Choosing a Legal Weed Deliverer in Kitchener
With so many authorized cannabis retailers sprouting up in Kitchener and across Ontario, you may find it challenging to find a legal weed deliverer close to you.
To add to the challenge, each legal cannabis dispensary carries a different range of legal cannabis products so we suggest checking out the dispensary’s online menu before paying them a visit.
To help you locate a legal cannabis dispensary close to you in Kitchener, and anywhere in Ontario, you can use this tracker tool on OCS’s website
About Our Delivery Services
Looking for curbside pickup or legal cannabis delivery in Kitchener, Ontario? Browse our menu and you can place an order online.
All orders placed online with us at Highland Cannabis are fulfilled by our Budtenders who take turns completing deliveries; so you’re dealing with our knowledgeable and talented team members that are happy to answer any questions you may have.
Our delivery fee is a flat $5 and we accept payments by credit card (only when purchased online through the website), e-transfers, and even cash at the door.
Please note, If you do use your credit card to prepay for an order online, you should be prepared to present the same physical credit card at the door, and to sign the credit card receipt at the door (along with your government-issued photo id).
When We Deliver
You can place an order with us anytime between 10:00 am and 7:30 pm and we fulfill deliveries throughout the day starting at 11:00 am.
Given our store policy, from the time you place an order, you can expect to receive your order within 1 or 2 hours.
Each of our drivers can take around 2 hours to complete 6 to 8 deliveries so if we’re experiencing a high volume of orders, there is a chance your order could be delayed in which case we’ll contact you to let you know.
Customers should be prepared to present a government-issued photo ID upon receiving their delivery. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Where We Deliver
Finally, we provide cannabis delivery services, including same-day delivery, within a 10 km radius of our store; this distance covers most of Kitchener and Waterloo.
If you live close to our store, there is a good chance that we’ll be able to deliver your order within an hour’s time or sooner.
Want to learn more?
Drop by Highland Cannabis today and chat with one of our many knowledgeable and talented budtenders to learn more about our range of legal cannabis products, including our top Sativa strains, edibles and more. You can browse our online menu and place an order online for curbside pickup or delivery.
At Highland Cannabis, we enjoy meeting new customers and helping them choose products based on individual preferences and lifestyle needs.
Feel free to visit us at 370 Highland Road West, Kitchener and you’ll leave with a smile on your face.
Looking to try some cannabis-infused chocolates? Here’s how you can find suitable weed chocolates in Kitchener.
Whether you’re a novice or seasoned consumer, there are a variety of cannabis products, and their consumption methods, in Kitchener to choose from.
While inhalation through combustion or vaporization is the leading method of consuming cannabis, ingesting cannabis in food or drink form is the next best alternative.
So what are cannabis-infused edibles? According to the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse and Addiction (CCSA), edibles are products that contain cannabinoids, chemical compounds found in cannabis, which you can eat or drink.
Cannabis-Infused Chocolates: What Are They and What Are The Different Types?
Cannabis-infused chocolates or weed chocolates, are made with cannabis extracts or concentrates that include active ingredients like tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and/or cannabidiol (CBD).
There are numerous cannabis-infused chocolates available in Ontario’s legal market however, Ontario’s regulations permit no more than 10 milligrams (mg) of THC in each edible package and there is no legal limit on the amount of CBD in each edible package.
Let’s look at the different types of weed chocolates that are available in Kitchener:
THC chocolates: chocolates made with cannabis extracts or concentrates with THC as the active ingredient. THC is the main psychoactive cannabinoid that is responsible for the intoxicating “high” effect.
CBD chocolates: chocolates made with cannabis extracts or concentrates with CBD as the active ingredient, which is another common cannabinoid. Unlike THC, CBD does not produce an intoxicating effect but can reduce the effects of THC.
THC + CBD chocolates: there is also a range of weed chocolates that are infused with both THC and CBD at varying ratios like 1:1, 2:1, 1:2, etc., THC to CBD ratio.
How to Choose a Cannabis Chocolate
The effects of consuming cannabis can be different than when you inhale it. The effects of cannabis can be felt almost instantly when inhaled but, when ingested, it can take anywhere between 30 minutes to 4 hours to fully kick in.
Also, when we ingest cannabis, our body turns it into a stronger form called 11-hydroxy-THC.
There are many factors that influence the amount of time it takes for a person to feel the intensity and full effects of the cannabis edible like body weight, metabolic rate, etc.
Are you looking for a more psychoactive (THC) or non-psychoactive (CBD) experience? You can choose between only THC or only CBD chocolates. If you’re a first-time user, you could consider THC + CBD chocolates.
2. Amount:
Cannabis-infused chocolates come in different shapes and sizes, ranging from 1 chocolate square to 5 or more squares with 10 mg of THC distributed evenly amongst the squares. Start with a piece of 2.5 mg or less and wait for at least 2 hours to feel the full effects and to avoid overconsumption.
3. Potency:
Legal market cannabis-infused chocolates have an accurate amount of THC or CBD and allow you to get familiar with the potency of the THC and CBD chocolates. So long as you start low and go slow, with some trial and error you can discover how you react to each cannabinoid in different amounts.
4. Time:
Start with the smallest amount and wait at least 2 hours to feel the full effects and to decide if you can consume more. Depending on how cannabis affects you and the amount you consume, the effects can last as long as 6 or even 12 hours.
The Most Popular Cannabis Chocolate Brands in Kitchener
Here are some of the most popular cannabis-infused chocolate brands in Kitchener, Ontario:
A global cannabis brand that offers artisanal chocolates in many delicious flavours like cookies and cream, candy cane white chocolate, etc. These weed chocolates usually come in a small bar of 4 squares and are known for their sustainable packaging, consistent quality and reasonable price.
A part of Vivo Cannabis, Fireside is a Canadian brand from Ontario that offers a range of cannabis products including delectable chocolate truffles in many flavours like dark chocolate salted caramel, milk chocolate salted caramel, etc. Each tube has two truffles and was created with Belgian Master Chocolatier, Wim Tas.
A part of Dycar Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Legend Cannabis is a Canadian brand from B.C that offers weed chocolates in flavours like raspberry milk, cool mint crush, etc. These chocolates were made by master chocolatier, Bernard Callebaut, with organic, fair-trade and sustainably-sourced ingredients.
Where to Buy Cannabis Chocolates in Kitchener
You can browse and place an order for cannabis products, cannabis edibles, gummies, THC chocolates, CBD chocolates and more online at the Ontario Cannabis Store or visit and support your local legal cannabis dispensary. You can also find out more about weed delivery here.
Want to learn more?
Drop by Highland Cannabis today and chat with one of our many knowledgeable budtenders to learn more about cannabis-infused chocolates, cannabis gummies and other cannabis products too. You can browse our online menu and place an order online for curbside pickup or delivery.
At Highland Cannabis, we enjoy meeting new customers and helping them choose cannabis-infused chocolates on individual preferences and lifestyle needs.
Feel free to visit us at 370 Highland Road West, Kitchener and you’ll leave with a smile on your face.