THC Seltzers, Sodas and Drink Shots, Cold and Clearly Labeled
Hemp derived THC drinks with the milligrams printed on every can, from light sessionable seltzers to stronger shots. Grab one cold and ask us about the label.
A Drink Instead of a Smoke
THC drinks are one of the newest lanes at Kush Kingdom and one of the fastest growing. They are made for people who want a THC product without smoke, without a vape and without waiting as long as they would for a gummy. You open a can, sip it like any other drink and pace yourself from there.
Every drink in this lane is made with hemp derived THC and sold under the federal definition of hemp, which caps Delta 9 THC at 0.3% on a dry weight basis. The milligrams per can or per bottle are printed on the label, so you always know exactly what is in your hand before you open it.
The range runs from light, low dose seltzers that some customers treat like a social drink to stronger shots meant for people who already know their limit. We keep the lab report for every product, and the staff will gladly go through the label with you.
The Kinds of THC Drinks We Carry
Most drinks in the cooler fall into one of four groups.
Seltzers
Light, fizzy and usually low in sugar, often at a low dose per can. The most popular pick for people new to THC drinks.
Sodas and Flavored Drinks
Sweeter, fuller flavored cans that drink like a regular soda. Check the label, since some carry more per can than a seltzer.
Drink Shots
A small bottle with the full dose in a few sips. Meant for experienced customers, and best taken slowly or split.
Drink Mixes and Enhancers
Measured drops or powders you add to a drink of your own. The label shows the dose per serving so you can measure carefully.
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How to Read a THC Drink Label
Start with the milligrams of THC per can or bottle. A can is usually one serving, but not always. Some larger bottles hold two or more servings, and the label will say so. If it does, pour a portion into a glass instead of drinking from the bottle.
Next, look for any other cannabinoids, like CBD, listed by milligram. Some drinks pair the two for a different feel. Then find the batch number and the lab report link or QR code, and match the two so you know you are reading the right test.
Finally, check the calories, sugar and caffeine like you would on any drink. Some flavored cans are sweet, and a few include caffeine. If you are watching any of those, the seltzers are usually the lightest option.
- THC in milligrams per can or bottle
- Number of servings in the container
- Any CBD or other cannabinoids by milligram
- Batch number and lab report link
- Calories, sugar and caffeine
- Storage and age warnings
Pacing a THC Drink
Drinks are absorbed through your digestive system like edibles, but many people notice them sooner, because a drink moves through your stomach faster than a gummy or a chocolate. Even so, it can take a while, and the effect can last for hours. Give the first can plenty of time before you open another one.
If you are new to THC drinks, start with a low dose seltzer, or half a can, and wait at least an hour before deciding whether you want more. Drink water alongside it, and eat something if you have not had a meal.
Never drive after a THC drink, and do not mix THC drinks with alcohol. A cold can is easy to mistake for an ordinary soda, so keep track of which drinks are which at a party. If you take any medication or have a health condition, talk to a doctor or pharmacist first.
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Storing THC Drinks at Home
Store cans and bottles somewhere cool, out of direct sun. Heat can change the flavor and texture over time, and a can left in a hot car on a Texas afternoon is not going to taste the way it should.
The most important rule is the same as for edibles: a THC drink looks like a regular drink. Keep them on their own shelf in the fridge, away from the sodas and juices everyone else in the house grabs, and out of reach of children. If you have kids at home, a separate drawer or a lock box is safer still.
If a child or a pet drinks one, call the national Poison Control line at 1-800-222-1222 right away, or your vet for a pet, and keep the can so you can read them the label.
Picking a Drink at the Counter
Tell us whether you have had THC drinks or edibles before and what you are looking for: something light to sip with friends or something stronger for a quiet night at home. The staff will point you to two or three options and show you the milligrams on each.
Trying a new flavor is easy, because most drinks are sold by the single can. Buy one, see how you like it, and come back for a pack once you have found your favorite.
Our Richland Hills shop on Boulevard 26 is open every day from 8 AM to midnight. Every customer must be 21 or older with a valid photo ID, checked on every visit.
THC Drink Questions
The drinks 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 depends on the drink. The milligrams per can or bottle are printed on the label, and we carry everything from low dose seltzers to stronger shots.
It varies, and many people notice a drink sooner than an edible. Wait at least an hour before having more.
Yes. Most drinks are sold by the can, so you can try a flavor before buying a pack.
We do not recommend it. Enjoy THC drinks on their own and never drive after having one.
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.
