Willo 1000mg Thc Gummies

Willo describes these as the strongest gummies it has made: ten THC gummies at 100 mg each, 1,000 mg to the bag. The four flavours on offer are Guava Sorbet, Grape Goo, Mapple Pie and Pomegranate Punch.

Pacing Willo’s strongest gummy

Willo’s own directions point new users to its 200 mg gummies before this bag. Experienced users are told to start with half a gummy and wait, since onset can take 2 to 3 hours.

Eaten THC is processed by the liver, so an edible takes longer to start and lasts longer than smoked cannabis. Health Canada suggests looking for edibles with 2.5 mg of THC or less, and says the full effects can take up to 4 hours to arrive. Its lower-risk guidelines also say not to drive for at least 6 hours after using cannabis. Our edibles dosage guide explains how to judge an edible’s strength.

Two Day flavours and two Night flavours

Willo titles Guava Sorbet and Pomegranate Punch as Day gummies, and Grape Goo and Mapple Pie as Night gummies. Its flavour notes read like this:

• Guava Sorbet: guava, sweet, slightly sour and fruity.
• Grape Goo: grape, with a sweet, crisp, ripe taste.
• Mapple Pie: maple syrup and sour Granny Smith apple, sweet, tart and buttery.
• Pomegranate Punch: raspberry, pineapple and pomegranate, citrusy, sweet and slightly tart.

Inside a 100 mg gummy

The THC comes from winterized CO2 full-spectrum oil, and Willo’s pages list the THC type as indica. The ingredient list also names sugar, glucose, gelatin, sorbitol, potassium sorbate, citric acid, corn starch, grapeseed oil and food colouring.

Willo suggests keeping the bag in the fridge, or at least somewhere cool and dry, away from heat and direct sunlight. Our guide to edible shelf life and storage covers the signs that an edible has gone off. Willo is a Toronto brand, and its home page says its products are locally sourced, produced and packaged in the city.