Willo 200mg THC Gummies - Bubbly Bubble Tea

Willo flavours these THC gummies to taste like bubble tea and tapioca together; a bag holds ten pieces with 20 mg of THC in each, 200 mg in all.

Oolong tea and milk powder in the mix

Two ingredients mark out the Bubble Tea flavour on Willo’s Bubble Tea page: oolong tea and a milk powder with no lactose. Underneath them is the recipe Willo shares across its 200 mg flavours: sugar, glucose, water, gelatin and sorbitol, plus the CO2 oil, citric acid and potassium sorbate.

Titled Day, typed sativa

Willo’s full title for this bag is 200mg THC Bubble Tea (Day) Gummies, and the THC type it gives is sativa. Pink Champagne is Willo’s other 200 mg Day flavour with a sativa type, while Willo titles Preppy Pineapple and Wonderful Watermelon as Night bags with an indica type.

Half a piece first, then a long wait

Willo starts first-timers on half a Bubble Tea gummy, so 10 mg, and asks them to hold off on more, because onset can take 2 to 3 hours. The liver handles a gummy’s THC on the way in, so Bubble Tea comes on later than a joint would and stays longer. Health Canada‘s lower-risk page, by contrast, describes a beginner’s edible as one holding at most 2.5 mg of THC, a figure Bubble Tea’s half gummy quadruples. Its edible clock puts a first effect 30 minutes to 2 hours out, with the full effect as late as the 4-hour mark. Our edible strength guide breaks down milligram counts like these.

Where to keep the bag, and where Willo is based

The fridge is Willo’s suggestion for keeping a Bubble Tea bag; failing that, somewhere cool and dry that heat and direct sun never reach. The brand is from Toronto, and its home page credits the city with all of its sourcing, making and packing; besides gummies, Willo’s lineup covers pre-rolls, chocolates, beverages, vaporizers, CBD, tinctures and concentrates. Bubble Tea counts as cannabis use under Health Canada’s lower-risk guidelines, which want 6 hours or more to pass between a gummy and the steering wheel.