1000mg THC Day & Night Gummies

Willo’s 1,000 mg THC gummies come in four flavours, two labelled Day and two labelled Night, and a bag of any of them holds 10 gummies of 100 mg THC. Willo calls them its strongest gummies.

Which flavours carry the Day label, and which the Night label

Willo labels Pomegranate Punch and Guava Sorbet as Day. It describes Pomegranate Punch, a blend of raspberry, pineapple and pomegranate, as citrusy, sweet and slightly tart, and Guava Sorbet as sweet, slightly sour and fruity.

Mapple Pie and Grape Goo are the Night pair. Willo pairs maple syrup with sour green apple in Mapple Pie and calls it sweet, tart and buttery, while its Grape Goo is a grape gummy that Willo calls sweet, crisp and ripe.

What a bag is made of

Willo names winterized CO2 full spectrum oil as the oil in these gummies. The rest of each ingredient list reads gelatin, sugar, glucose, sorbitol, water, grapeseed oil, corn starch, citric acid, potassium sorbate and food colouring, plus the flavouring.

Half a gummy, then a wait

Willo sends newer users to its 200 mg gummies instead of this bag. Experienced users are told to eat half a gummy and hold off for 2 to 3 hours before having more.

Because the liver processes edible THC, the start is slow and the effects run long. Health Canada‘s lower-your-risks page works in much smaller doses: 2.5 mg of THC for an edible, against 100 mg in each of these gummies. On timing, that page allows for longer than Willo’s 2 to 3 hours: it says the full effects of an edible may take up to 4 hours. For help reading the milligrams on a label, see our edibles dosage guide.

Storage, and a Toronto brand

For storage, Willo points to the fridge and, failing that, anywhere cool and dry that stays out of heat and direct sunlight. Our edible expiry guide goes through shelf life, storage and the warning signs.

Based in Toronto, Willo states on its home page that its range is sourced, produced and packaged locally.