Key Takeaways
- Cannabis gummies are an easy and convenient way to enjoy the potential benefits of cannabis.
- These Top 10 Gummy Brands have consistently pleased consumers across the country.
- Brands like Wyld, Kanha, Lost Farm, Wana, and Camino have earned their reputation.
Cannabis gummies are one of the most popular products with consumers. Gummies are convenient to use and easy to dose while turning cannabis consumption into a tasty experience.
Weed gummies have been such a popular consumption method that an array of brands, flavors and formulartions have flooded the market. If you don’t know which product to try first or are looking for a new favorite, consider these top 10 cannabis gummy brands.
Top 10 Gummy Brands
Choosing the 10 best weed gummy brands is a daunting task. While many cannabis companies have a loyal following across the country, most brands are not available in every state that has legalized weed. The following ten gummy brands, however, have earned their reputation with their top-quality products.
Grön
Grön’s sugar-coated Pearls are tasty cannabis gummies. They are available in a variety of fruit-forward flavors, including raspberry-lemonade, pomegranate, tart cherry, and more. Each flavor features a purpose-driven ratio of cannabinoids designed to achieve a particular effect, although some patients may experience different results.
Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, Grön’s weed gummies are available in the Beaver State, as well as in Arizona, Illinois, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, and Ohio.
Wyld
Wyld, another Oregon-based company, is one of the leading weed gummy brands nationwide. The brand frequently appears at the top of the list of best-selling edible brands compiled by market data firm, Headset. These gummies are formulated for intended effects, including bliss, sleep, energy, and chill, allowing patients to choose the one that best suits their needs.
Pick up Wyld gummies in Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Oregon, and Washington.
Wana
Wana Brands is North America’s leading cannabis edibles brand, according to Headset. Wana’s products are vegan and gluten-free, available in a variety of terpene-enhanced flavors and intended effects. The brand’s Quick gummies begin to take effect in as little as five to 15 minutes, unlike most other edibles that can take an hour or more to kick in.
Patients will find Wana gummies at dispensaries in Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, and Ohio.
The Botanist
Weed gummies from The Botanist feature flavors and colors from real fruits and vegetables. Each variety is vegan and gluten-free, and many contain added cannabis terpenes to boost flavor and effect. These tasty treats are available in Red Raspberry (indica), Pink Pomegranate (hybrid), and Key Lime (sativa) at dispensaries in Illinois, Massachusetts, Ohio, New Jersey, and New York.
Kanha
Kanha is the flagship brand of California-based cannabis manufacturer Sunderstorm Inc. Kanha gummies are celebrated for their meticulously crafted formulation and are considered by many patients to be the best-tasting THC gummies on the market. The gummies are made with top-quality cannabis oils and are available in fruity flavors including cherry, mango, and pink guava.
Dispensaries that carry the brand can be found in California, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Nevada.
PLUS
Cannabis gummies from PLUS Products come in a variety of fruit flavors, terpene profiles, and cannabinoid ratios to give consumers their choice of intended effects. PLUS Sleep adds the minor cannabinoid CBN to gummies with a selection of different doses of THC and CBD.
Pick up a tin of PLUS gummies at licensed dispensaries throughout California and Florida.
Camino
Camino weed gummies and fruit chews from Kiva Confections offer a variety of terpene-tailored effects. Choose from indica, hybrid, or sativa and a wide selection of fruit flavors. Try Camino Sours for mouth-puckering flavor and a 10mg dose of THC in each gummy.
Camino gummies can be found at dispensaries in California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, and Ohio.
Lost Farm
Lost Farm gummies are infused with cannabinoid-rich live resin or live rosin, giving them the full complement of compounds found in cannabis. Each variety of fruit is paired with strain-specific cannabis extracts to provide a curated flavor profile.
Licensed retailers in California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, and Ohio carry Lost Farm gummies, so check a nearby dispensary for your favorite flavors and formulations.
Incredibles
Founded in 2010, Incredibles is known for its tasty line of cannabis edibles, including gummies, chocolates, and mints. The brand also has a reputation for consistency, making it easier for patients to dial in their desired effects. Incredibles gummies are available in varieties featuring THC and CBD, as well as minor cannabinoids such as THCV, CBG, and CBN.
Find the brand in Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Nevada, and Ohio.
Ozone
Ozone is a cannabis brand known for finding the best each strain has to offer through careful pheno-hunting (selecting individual plants with the most desirable traits from a large garden or field). Ozone Classic gummies are gelatin-based and contain 10mg of THC each. Theirpectin-based gummy line is vegan and available in yummy flavors, including strawberry and blood orange.
Ozone products are available to consumers in Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, and Ohio.
What To Look For When Choosing Cannabis Gummies
With so many great cannabis gummies brands, it can be a trial and error process to finding one that suits your tastes and needs. However, if you keep a couple of points in mind when you shop, you’re more likely to find a brand of cannabis gummies that you like.
The first consideration when shopping for gummies should be cannabinoid content. Cannabis gummies with 10mg of THC are the most common, but less potent options with 5mg or even just 1mg of THC are also available. Choose one based on your needs and intended effects. Weed gummies are also available with other cannabinoids such as CBD, CBG, CBN, and others.
The terpene profile of weed gummies can influence their effects for many patients. Many brands offer terpene profiles based on indica, sativa, or hybrid strains of cannabis. Patients often use this information to help them gauge how they might react to a specific type of gummy.
Additionally, many brands market their varieties of gummies based on the intended effect. Options labeled sleep, uplifting, creativity, relax, and others indicate how most consumers react to the product, although the effects can vary by user.
Finally, be sure to check the label for the expiration date. Gummies that have expired may have lost freshness or potency.
How To Tell A Quality Brand
Cannabis brands vary from state to state, and just like other industries, the quality of cannabis gummies can also vary by brand. One of the best ways to increase the likelihood of choosing quality products is to buy from licensed cannabis brands. Because state cannabis regulators oversee licensed brands, they are subject to safety and quality testing that is not required of unlicensed producers.
Another indicator of a quality cannabis brand is the availability of certificates of analysis (COAs), which show the results of lab testing for each product. Many brands include a link to COAs on their packaging or websites, giving consumers access to lab results for potency, terpene content, and more.
Choosing a quality cannabis gummies brand can also be simplified with the help of an experienced budtender. The best dispensaries will have associates who are knowledgeable about the products they carry and their anticipated effects.
Of course, you can eliminate the entire process of choosing a cannabis brand altogether if you have a DIY mentality. If you've got some skills in the kitchen, it isn’t difficult to make gummies at home, which allows you to tailor them to your specific tastes or needs.
The information in this article and any included images or charts are for educational purposes only. This information is neither a substitute for, nor does it replace, professional legal advice or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have any concerns or questions about laws, regulations, or your health, you should always consult with an attorney, physician or other licensed professional.
