Edibles menus love big numbers — 1000mg! 1250mg! — and it’s not always obvious what the numbers describe or how the formats differ. This is the plain-English tour: every format we carry, what the milligram math on the label means, and how to compare products like someone who’s done this before.
The formats
Gummies
The workhorse of the category: fruit-flavoured, portioned into identical pieces, easy to store. Packs range widely in total strength — our gummies shelf runs from lighter assorted packs to 1000mg+ options like Stellar Galaxy Gummies. Some lines are made vegan or sugar-free (Euphoria Tarts are both) — when that’s the case it’s stated flat-out in the description, and the gold plate on the card flags it.
Chocolate bars
Scored into squares like any chocolate bar, which makes the label math easy: a 1000mg bar scored into 20 squares is 50mg per square, and the score lines are the measuring tool. Dark, milk and white-chocolate variants exist across brands — flavour is the real differentiator once the format’s the same.
Shatter bars
Chocolate bars made with cannabis concentrate (shatter) as the infusion base rather than distillate — a different production route to a similar end product. We carry them in 500mg and 1200mg strengths, in flavours from dark chocolate to strawberries-and-cream. Same square-scoring, same label math.
Baked goods & everything else
Cookies, brownies and novelty formats rotate through the menu seasonally. Same rules apply: the label states total milligrams, and the description breaks down the per-piece math.
Reading the label: total mg vs per-piece mg
The big number on any edible is the total for the whole package. The number that actually describes one piece is total ÷ pieces:
- A 1000mg chocolate bar with 20 squares → 50mg per square
- A 1250mg pack of tarts with 25 pieces → 50mg per tart
- A 600mg pack of 12 gummies → 50mg per gummy
Two packages with wildly different headline numbers can be identical per piece, and two with the same headline can be very different. On our menu the per-piece math is written into every product description, so you never have to derive it at checkout.
Comparing value across formats
Price-per-milligram is the apples-to-apples number: divide the price by the total mg. A $35 bar at 1000mg and a $65 pack at 1250mg are 3.5¢ and 5.2¢ per mg — the difference is usually format, flavour work, or dietary formulation (vegan and sugar-free lines cost more to make). Neither is “wrong”; you’re just paying for different things, and now you can see which.
Storage, because it matters
Heat is the enemy of every format here. Chocolate blooms, gummies fuse into one mega-gummy, and a July car interior ruins both. Cool, dark, sealed, away from anyone who shouldn’t find them — and everything arrives from us in plain packaging that keeps it that way.
Where to start
The full lineup is on the edibles shelf, and anything tagged on the deal board stretches the per-mg math further. Delivery works the same as everything else we carry: order by 9:00 PM and it’s at your Mississauga door tonight, ID checked 19+ at handoff.