Euphoria Shatter Chews 600mg Sativa
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Labelled 600 mg and Sativa, Euphoria Shatter Chews are chewable cannabis candy made by Euphoria Extractions.
Part of a wider line of Euphoria confections
Euphoria Extractions lists shatter chews among its cannabis-infused confections, along with tarts, sours, shatter bars, shatter bombs, live resin and Shatter Pop, its line of infused sodas. Sugar-free vegan options, candies, and both milk and dark chocolate all turn up across the brand’s range. Each lot and batch number is tracked, the brand says, so a product’s origin can be traced.
Edible timing and the 2.5 mg starting point
Because the chews are eaten, their THC passes through the liver, so they start more slowly than smoked cannabis and their effects last longer. Against the 600 mg in the name, Health Canada‘s lower-risk advice draws its line for edibles at 2.5 mg THC. It cautions that nothing may register for 30 minutes, or even 2 hours, after eating, while full strength can take 4 hours to build. Our edibles dosage guide unpacks milligram figures like the 600 mg here.
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Euphoria Shatter Chews 600mg Sativa — Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Who makes Euphoria Shatter Chews?
Euphoria Extractions, the confection maker whose range also includes shatter bars, shatter bombs, tarts, sours and Shatter Pop sodas.
Q.How long until a THC chew takes effect?
The onset is slow. On Health Canada’s clock, a THC edible’s first effects land between the 30-minute and 2-hour marks, and its full effect may hold off until about 4 hours in.
Q.How soon after eating a chew can someone drive?
Six hours, at the least: Health Canada’s guidelines on lower-risk use put that much time between cannabis and driving.