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Eddie's Edibles Edibles Dosage Guide
Use this calculator for a 200mg THC bag with 20mg THC per candy (10 candies per bag). Start low, wait 2 hours, then decide.
Find your starting dose (weight + tolerance + goal)
Your suggested starting range
| Level | mg THC | Candies | Typical vibe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light | 5–10mg | ¼–½ candy | Chill, functional |
| Medium | 10–20mg | ½–1 candy | Noticeable, cozy |
| Strong | 20–40mg | 1–2 candies | Heavy, couchy |
Edible Dosage Guide Canada: How Much THC Should You Eat?
| Experience Level | Suggested Starting Amount | What to Expect |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Very small portion | Mild effects, light body feel |
| Occasional User | Small to moderate portion | Balanced, noticeable effects |
| Regular User | Moderate portion | Stronger, longer-lasting effects |
Edibles hit differently — and getting the dose right makes the difference between a great experience and a bad one. This Canadian edible dosage guide is designed specifically for Eddie’s Edibles, with clear THC amounts per candy, beginner-friendly guidance, and real-world recommendations based on how you want to feel.
Whether you’re new to THC edibles or a regular consumer looking to dial things in, this guide helps you choose the right dose, the right timing, and the right product — without guessing.
Why Edibles Feel Stronger Than Smoking or Vaping
Edibles don’t enter your body the same way smoking or vaping does. When you eat THC, it passes through your digestive system and is processed by the liver. During this process, THC is converted into 11-hydroxy-THC, a compound that is more potent and longer-lasting than inhaled THC.
Think of it like this: Smoking THC is a sprint. Edibles are a marathon.
Eddie’s Edibles Dosage Guide (200mg Bag / 20mg Per Candy)
Each Eddie’s Edibles bag contains 200mg THC total, divided into 10 candies at 20mg each. Use the dosage calculator above to personalize your experience, or follow the general guidelines below.
How Long Do Edibles Take to Kick In? (THC Timeline)
Everyone metabolizes THC differently, but most people experience edibles in stages:
0–30 minutes:
No effects yet. This is where most people make the mistake of taking more.
30–90 minutes:
Effects begin to build slowly. You may feel relaxed, lighter, or more social.
2–4 hours:
Peak effects. This is when edibles feel the strongest.
4–8+ hours:
Gradual comedown. Some effects may linger, especially with higher doses.
Best THC Dosage by Activity
Different situations call for different doses. Here’s a practical breakdown:
Watching movies or relaxing (5–15 mg)
Light body buzz, calm mind, no couch-lock.
Gaming or creative activities (10-25 mg)
Enhanced focus, deeper immersion, more fun.
Socializing or parties (5–15 mg)
Keeps things light without overwhelming effects.
Sleep or deep relaxation (20–40 mg)
Body-heavy effects, easier to unwind and fall asleep.
Pain relief or strong effects (25–50 mg)
Long-lasting relief and deep body effects (experienced users only).
Indica vs Sativa Edibles: Does It Matter?
With edibles, the difference between indica and sativa is less intense than with smoking, but it still matters.
Indica-leaning edibles tend to feel:
- More body-focused
- Calming and relaxing
- Better for sleep and pain relief
Sativa-leaning edibles tend to feel:
- Lighter and more uplifting
- More social or creative
- Better for daytime use
Edible Dosage FAQ
Edibles typically take between 30 and 120 minutes to begin working. The timing depends on factors like metabolism, whether you’ve eaten recently, and the amount of THC consumed.
Because the effects are delayed, many people make the mistake of taking more before the first dose has fully kicked in.
Edible effects can last anywhere from 6 to 8 hours or longer, depending on the dose and the individual.
Only after waiting a full 2 hours.
For beginners, anything over 20mg can feel overwhelming.
Cannabis is legal in Canada, but availability and regulations vary by source.
Relax, hydrate, and wait it out. THC is not dangerous, just uncomfortable at high doses.
For many people, especially beginners, 10mg can feel strong. Starting with a lower amount and waiting long enough before taking more helps avoid uncomfortable effects.
Edibles take time to digest and metabolize. If you didn’t feel anything right away, it doesn’t mean it didn’t work—it may not have kicked in yet.