Quick answer
Cannabis oil capsules are measured, swallowed doses in a gel capsule — no taste, no smoke, and more consistent than any other edible format. We stock THC, CBD and 50:50 versions in 15, 25, 50 and 100 mg packs from $9.35. The milligram figure is the total for the package, not for a single capsule.
Capsules are the least exciting product in any cannabis catalogue and, for a lot of people, the most sensible one. There is no flavour to like or dislike, nothing to portion by eye, and no variation between one dose and the next. If the appeal of an edible is knowing exactly what you took, this is the format that delivers it.
The thing most people get wrong
The number on the front of the package is the pack total. A 100 mg pack contains 100 mg spread across the capsules inside — it is not 100 mg per capsule. Getting this backwards is the most common way people take far more than they intended, and it is worth checking the capsule count and dividing before you take anything at all.
What we stock and what it costs
| Pack total | THC | CBD | CBD/THC 50:50 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 mg | $9.35 | $10.32 | $11.32 |
| 25 mg | $11.72 | $13.33 | $14.33 |
| 50 mg | $17.63 | $20.86 | $21.86 |
| 100 mg | $29.46 | $35.91 | $36.91 |
Cost per milligram falls sharply with size. The 100 mg THC pack works out to about $0.29 per milligram against roughly $0.62 at 15 mg — more than double. Buy the strength that suits how you actually dose, though, rather than the best ratio on the table.
- FormatsTHC, CBD, 50:50
- Pack totals15-100 mg
- From$9.35
- Onset30 min – 2 hours
THC, CBD or 50:50
THC capsules are intoxicating. Treat the dose seriously and start well below what you think you need.
CBD capsules contain cannabidiol, which is not intoxicating — you will not feel high from them.
50:50 capsules carry roughly equal THC and CBD. The balance makes them noticeably less intense than a THC-only capsule of the same total strength, which is why people who found pure THC edibles too much often move to these.
Onset and timing
Capsules are swallowed, so they behave like any other digested edible: commonly 30 minutes to 2 hours before anything is noticeable, peaking around the 2 to 4 hour mark, and running 4 to 8 hours or more in total. Food in the stomach slows it further.
The rule that matters is patience. Two hours, minimum, before you consider taking more. Our guide to THC edibles and dosing covers the same ground across other formats, and how long cannabis stays in your system is worth reading if that matters for you.
Milligram figures are pack totals – divide before dosing. Start low, wait two hours, and do not drive. Keep capsules in their original labelled packaging and well out of reach of children and pets. Nothing here is medical advice; if you take prescription medication, speak to a healthcare professional.
THC, CBD and 50:50 oil capsules from $9.35. Free shipping over $150.
Frequently asked questions
Is the milligram number on the package per capsule?
No, and this is the single most important thing to understand. The figure is the total for the whole package. A 100 mg pack is 100 mg spread across the capsules inside it, not 100 mg in each one. Check the count in the package and divide before taking anything.
How long do cannabis capsules take to work?
They behave like any swallowed edible: commonly 30 minutes to 2 hours to onset, peaking around 2 to 4 hours, with effects running 4 to 8 hours or longer. Taking one with food generally slows onset further. Wait a full two hours before deciding it has not worked.
Are capsules stronger than gummies?
No. Milligram for milligram they are the same. What differs is consistency — a capsule is a measured, sealed dose that does not vary across a package the way a hand-cut gummy or a piece of chocolate can. That predictability is the main reason people choose the format.
What is the difference between the THC, CBD and 50:50 capsules?
The THC capsules contain THC and are intoxicating. The CBD capsules contain cannabidiol, which is not intoxicating. The 50:50 capsules carry roughly equal amounts of both, which makes them less intense than a THC-only capsule of the same total strength.
Which strength is the best value?
The larger packs. Our 100 mg THC capsules work out to roughly $0.29 per milligram against about $0.62 at the 15 mg pack — more than twice the cost per milligram at the small size. That said, buy the strength that matches how you actually dose, not the one with the best ratio.
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