Pacific CBD

About Pacific CBD

Pacific CBD has 18 products for sale at the shops we track, across 12 edibles, 3 CBD products and 3 concentrates. Listed prices run from $10 to $25.

Buy Pacific CBD Online in Canada

You can buy Pacific CBD online from 2 Canadian online dispensaries we track. The lowest-priced Pacific CBD product we list is Pacific CBD – Peppermint Lip Balm (40mg) at $10.

• Bulkweedinbox: 9 Pacific CBD products, from $10
• Green Society: 9 Pacific CBD products, from $12

Pacific CBD Products by Type

• Edibles: 12 products, $12 to $14, including Pacific CBD Blue Raspberry Gummies, Pacific CBD Mixed Berries and Pacific CBD Sour Watermelons.
• CBD products: 3 products, $10 to $25, including Pacific CBD – Lemon Cola (200MG CBD), Pacific CBD – Peppermint Lip Balm (40mg) and Pacific CBD – Salve (500mg).
• Concentrates: 3 products, $25, including Pacific CBD Tincture – Essential Blend – Blood Orange – 450mg, Pacific CBD Tincture – Essential Blend – Tropical Fruit – 450mg and Pacific CBD Tincture – Essential Blend – Wild Strawberries – 450mg.

Most Widely Stocked Pacific CBD Products

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

• Pacific CBD – Peppermint Lip Balm (40mg): from $10 at 1 shop
• Pacific CBD Blue Raspberry Gummies: from $12 at 1 shop
• Pacific CBD Mixed Berries: from $12 at 1 shop
• Pacific CBD Sour Watermelons: from $12 at 1 shop
• Pacific CBD Wild Strawberries: from $12 at 1 shop
• Pacific CBD Fruity Bears: from $12 at 1 shop

What to Know About Cannabis Edibles

Eating or drinking cannabis takes longer to work than inhaling it. Health Canada says it can take up to two hours to begin feeling the effects and up to four hours to feel them fully, and that effects can last up to 12 hours, with some residual effects up to 24 hours. Ontario's guidance gives a similar window of 30 minutes to two hours before effects start.

Edibles sold in licensed Canadian stores are limited to 10 mg of THC per package. Many products listed by online dispensaries carry far more than that, so check the strength per piece before you start. The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction suggests a first-time user start with no more than 2.5 mg of THC and wait at least four hours before taking more.

Sources: Health Canada: New cannabis products, what you need to know; Government of Ontario: Health effects of consuming cannabis edibles; Health Canada: Final regulations for edible cannabis, extracts and topicals; CCSA: Things you need to know about cannabis extracts. Product counts and prices come from the shops’ own listings and change often.