We get asked constantly which gummy is actually strong enough, and honestly the answer depends on what you’re used to. Right now the shelf runs deep, Delta 8, Delta 9, and blended-cannabinoid edibles sitting in the same case, priced close enough that milligram count usually breaks the tie. The Half Baked D8 10000MG SUMO Gummies ($24.99) get scooped up by regulars who already know their tolerance, while the D9 GMY Gummies 30CT Delta-9+THC ($24.99) tend to go to people asking for something closer to what they remember from years ago. Hidden Hills shows up twice on the shelf too, with the Brickz Heady Blend 15000MG Edibles ($26.99) and the Live Sugar Gummies 7500MG ($22.99) covering opposite ends of the strength range under one brand.

If you want something made closer to home, the Budbuddy Flower East Coast Dual Flavor Gummies at 12,000MG ($29.99) are our own house line, and we keep the batch testing on file the same way we do for everything else that comes through the door, worth a look if you like knowing exactly what’s in the bag before you eat it. Reported effects vary a lot by person and by how much you’ve eaten that day, so we would rather undersell than oversell. Start with a half piece if the milligram number is new to you, wait a couple hours before deciding you need more, and keep whatever you don’t finish somewhere kids or pets can’t reach it.

How strong are the gummies on this shelf?

The honest answer: the range is wide on purpose. We stock everything from mellow 5mg-per-piece Delta 9 gummies up to jars that total 24,000mg for experienced users who know exactly what they’re doing. Every jar lists per-gummy and per-jar milligrams on the label, so read that line before anything else. If you’re new, the boring advice is the right advice: start with half of one and wait.

How strong are THC gummies?

Strength depends entirely on the product — Budbuddy Flower's East Coast bags run from 12,000MG to 40,000MG total across the whole pack, not per piece, while the GMY CBD and CBG lines sit much lower. Check the milligram count and piece count on each listing before you decide how much to eat.