Edible multipacks: what changed, and why Ontario's selection is hard to beat

For years, the story on legal edibles in Canada was simple and a little frustrating: 10 mg of THC per package, full stop. That's changed. Here's the current picture, the part that didn't change, and why the selection on this side of the Quebec border is in a different league.

What changed: multipacks are now legal

As of 2025, Health Canada allows co-packed edibles. That means multiple compliant 10 mg pieces can be bundled into one larger, child-resistant package. In practice, that's why you're now seeing edible multipacks on the shelf: packs of ten 10 mg gummies for 100 mg total, and larger.

We currently carry multipacks up to 200 mg total (twenty 10 mg pieces), so you can stock up in a single, compliant package instead of buying ten separate ones.

What didn't change: each piece is still 10 mg

This part matters, so we'll be clear. The 10 mg THC limit per piece is still a federal rule. A multipack isn't a "stronger" gummy, it's more gummies in one package. Each individual piece is still a standard 10 mg serving.

So the right way to think about a 200 mg pack is twenty separate doses, not one big one. More on dosing below.

Where Ontario and the SQDC really differ

Two big differences for anyone used to shopping the SQDC:

1. Format. Quebec restricts edibles like candies, gummies, chocolates, and desserts, the formats most people actually want. The SQDC doesn't carry gummies at all. In Ontario, gummies and soft chews are a core category.
2. Multipacks and variety. On top of having the formats Quebec doesn't, Ontario's private retailers carry the new larger multipacks across a wide range of flavours, brands, and cannabinoid blends.

So it's not about "stronger" edibles, every legal piece is 10 mg everywhere. It's that Ontario has the formats, the multipacks, and the selection, and the SQDC's edible aisle stays small by design.

More than just THC: the minor cannabinoids

A lot of today's edibles go beyond plain THC. You'll find blends with CBD, CBG, CBN, and CBC, and different THC:CBD ratios, so you can pick something balanced or CBD-forward rather than THC alone. It's one of the areas where the selection has grown the most.

Dosing basics (more important with a multipack)

Edibles work differently from smoking or vaping, and a big multipack makes the basics matter more:

• They take a while. Effects can take roughly 30 minutes to 2 hours, because they're processed through digestion.
• One piece is one dose. With a 100 mg or 200 mg pack, it's easy to forget each gummy is a full 10 mg serving. Treat them that way.
• Start low, go slow. Begin with a low amount and wait the full onset time before having more. The most common mistake is taking another because "nothing's happening yet."
• Store them safely. A multipack holds a lot of total THC, so keep it sealed, labelled, and well away from kids and pets.

If you want help picking something gentle to start with, or a specific ratio, just ask our team.

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