Hemp Gummies, Chocolates and Edibles With the Milligrams Printed on Every Pack
Hemp Gummies, Chocolates and Edibles With the Milligrams Printed on Every Pack
Hemp derived THC edibles in clearly labeled packs, from low dose gummies to stronger options for regulars. Ask at the counter and we will help you pick a starting point.
Edibles for People Who Do Not Want to Smoke
Plenty of customers walk into Kush Kingdom without any interest in flower, vapes or glass. They want something they can take without smoke, without a smell and without any gear. For them, the answer is usually an edible: a gummy, a chocolate or another treat made with hemp derived THC.
The edibles in this lane are made with hemp extract and sold under the federal definition of hemp, which limits Delta 9 THC to 0.3% on a dry weight basis. Because an edible is mostly gummy or chocolate by weight, a single piece can still carry a meaningful amount of THC, which is why every pack lists the milligrams per piece and per package.
We keep a range on the shelf, from low dose gummies for people trying edibles for the first time to stronger packs for regulars who know their number. The lab report for every product is available at the counter, and the staff will walk you through the label before you buy.
What You Will Find in the Edibles Lane
Edibles come in a few formats. Each one handles a little differently.
Gummies
The most popular edible we carry. Each gummy is a set dose, so it is easy to know exactly how much you are taking and easy to cut in half.
Chocolates
Bars and squares scored into servings. Break off one square at a time rather than eating from the bar like a candy bar.
Hard Candies and Other Treats
Lozenges, mints and other small treats with the dose printed per piece. Handy when you want something small and discreet.
Blends With Other Cannabinoids
Some edibles pair THC with CBD or other hemp compounds. The label lists each one by milligram, and we can explain the difference.
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How to Read an Edible Label
The most important number on the pack is the milligrams of THC per piece. The second is the total milligrams in the package. Two packs that look the same can be very different: one might be ten light gummies and the other ten strong ones. Always check the per piece number before you open it.
Next, look for the batch number and a way to find the lab report, often a QR code. The report confirms what is in the product and that it meets the hemp limit. Match the batch number on the pack to the number on the report so you know you are reading the right test.
Finally, read the ingredient list and any allergy notes. Gummies often contain gelatin or pectin, and chocolates may be made near nuts or dairy. If you have a dietary need, ask us and we will help you find a pack that fits.
- THC in milligrams per piece
- Total milligrams in the package
- Any other cannabinoids, like CBD, by milligram
- Batch number and lab report link
- Ingredients and allergy notes
- Child resistant packaging and storage warnings
Start Low and Go Slow
Edibles work differently from smoking. The THC is absorbed through your digestive system, so it can take anywhere from thirty minutes to two hours before you feel it, and the effect can last much longer than a pre-roll or a vape. The most common mistake is taking a second piece because the first one has not kicked in yet.
If you are new to edibles, start with a low dose piece, or half of one, and wait at least two hours before you take any more. Eating on an empty stomach or a full one changes how fast it comes on, so give yourself plenty of time and plan to stay in for the evening the first time.
Never drive or operate machinery after taking an edible, and do not mix edibles with alcohol. If you take any medication or have a health condition, talk to a doctor or pharmacist before you try a THC product.
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Storing Edibles Safely at Home
The biggest risk with edibles is that they look like ordinary candy. Keep them in their original child resistant packaging, with the label, somewhere children and pets cannot reach. A locked box or a high cabinet is better than a kitchen drawer.
Gummies and chocolates keep best somewhere cool and dry. Chocolate melts quickly in a hot car, and gummies stick together in humid heat. If a pack melts and sets again, the dose can shift inside it, so treat it with extra care.
If a child or a pet gets into an edible, call the national Poison Control line at 1-800-222-1222 right away, or your vet for a pet. Keep the package so you can tell them exactly what was eaten and how much.
Choosing an Edible at Kush Kingdom
Tell us whether you have taken edibles before, roughly how much, and what you are looking for. A first timer and a regular need very different packs, and the staff would rather steer you to the right one than see you buy something too strong.
If you are curious about edibles but want something with no THC at all, our CBD shelf carries CBD gummies too. And if you want a THC product that comes on a little faster, ask about our THC drinks.
Our Richland Hills shop on Boulevard 26 is open every day from 8 AM to midnight, and ID is checked on every visit for every customer.
Edible Questions
The edibles we carry are hemp derived and sold under the federal definition of hemp, no more than 0.3% Delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis, to adults 21 and over with a valid ID.
It varies from person to person, often thirty minutes to two hours. Wait at least two hours before taking more.
Start with a low dose piece, or half of one, and wait. The staff can point you to packs made for first timers.
Yes. Every edible has a batch number, and we can show you the lab report for it at the counter.
It can. Many drug tests look for THC metabolites and do not tell hemp apart from marijuana. If you are tested, talk to your employer or a medical professional first.
Yes. Every customer must be 21 or older with a valid photo ID.
