One Life

34 products for sale at 3 Canadian online dispensaries, from $10.

CBD · Edibles

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About One Life

One Life has 34 products for sale at the shops we track, across 23 CBD products and 11 edibles. Its CBD products are labelled from 20 mg to 2,000 mg of THC. Listed prices run from $10 to $90.

Buy One Life Online in Canada

You can buy One Life online from 3 Canadian online dispensaries we track. The lowest-priced One Life product we list is One Life Edibles – Lychee Gummy – 300mg CBD at $10.

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One Life Products by Type

CBD products: 23 products, $26 to $90, including One Life Soft Gel Capsules – Sleep Capsules – 50MG CBD + 10MG MELATONIN, One Life Soft Gel Capsules – CBN Capsules – 1000MG CBD: 300MG CBN and One Life Soft Gel Capsules – CBN Capsules – 500MG CBD: 150MG CBN.
Edibles: 11 products, $10 to $50, including One Life Edibles – Lychee Gummy – 300mg CBD, One Life Edibles – Cola Gummy – 300mg THC (Indica) and One Life Edibles – Pear Gummy – 300mg THC (Sativa).

Most Widely Stocked One Life Products

These are sold by the most shops we track, so they are the easiest to compare on price.

One Life Edibles – Lychee Gummy – 300mg CBD: from $10 at 3 shops
One Life Edibles – Cola Gummy – 300mg THC (Indica): from $10 at 3 shops
One Life Edibles – Pear Gummy – 300mg THC (Sativa): from $10 at 3 shops
One Life Edibles – Cappuccino Gummy – 300mg CBD + 100mg Melatonin: from $10 at 3 shops
One Life Edibles – Tutti Frutti Gummy – 300mg THC (Indica): from $10 at 3 shops
One Life Edibles – Root Beer Gummy – 150mg THC + 150mg CBD: from $10 at 3 shops

What to Know About CBD

CBD (cannabidiol) is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid: it does not produce the high associated with THC. In Canada, CBD products are regulated under the Cannabis Act, and edible and topical cannabis products may not carry health claims. Some products sold as CBD also contain THC, so check the label for both.

Sources: Ontario Cannabis Store: Intoxicating and non-intoxicating cannabinoids; Health Canada: Final regulations for edible cannabis, extracts and topicals. Product counts and prices come from the shops’ own listings and change often.