Description
Twenty watermelon pieces in a jar, each carrying 10 mg of hemp derived delta-9 THC alongside 10 mg of cannabidiol. These 10 mg THC gummies sit at the top of what this catalogue stocks for THC per piece, and the one to one ratio is deliberate: both figures are printed, both are confirmed on the batch certificate, and neither is folded into a combined total.
What is in the jar
Two cannabinoids at the same milligram figure, a pectin base and a declared flavour. Piece weight is on the panel, which matters more here than on most products and is explained below.
- 10 mg THC gummies: 10 mg hemp derived delta-9 and 10 mg CBD per piece
- Count: 20 pieces. Jar totals: 200 mg THC and 200 mg CBD
- Spectrum: full spectrum, complete cannabinoid panel on the certificate
- Base: pectin, cane sugar, watermelon flavour
- Age restriction: adults 21 and over
- Price: $30 a jar, with the price per milligram underneath
Why these 10 mg thc gummies are lawful
Because 0.3 percent is a ratio by dry weight rather than a cap on milligrams. A gummy weighing four grams can lawfully hold 12 mg of delta-9, since 12 mg is three tenths of one percent of 4,000 mg. Heavier candy, higher lawful load, and that single fact explains the entire hemp derived THC shelf. The piece weight sits next to the milligram figure on every listing so the arithmetic is on the page instead of behind it.
What the certificate on 10 mg THC gummies shows
An independent laboratory runs each production lot of these 10 mg THC gummies. The certificate carries the full cannabinoid panel rather than a single total, the delta-9 figure as a percentage by dry weight and in milligrams per piece, residual solvents in parts per million, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. Under potency lots are withdrawn and the failing sheet stays published. On an intoxicating hemp product the panel is the only thing standing between a printed number and a guess, and how to read a certificate of analysis goes through it line by line.
The dose question, answered with numbers rather than advice
Ten milligrams of delta-9 is a conventional single serving in regulated adult use markets, and a common convention for someone unfamiliar with it is half a piece. That is a description of market practice, not instruction from us, and nothing on this page tells you what to expect. The pieces are not scored, so halving one means cutting it with a dry knife. Published pharmacokinetic work on oral delta-9 reports a slow and variable onset measured in tens of minutes to hours, with wide differences between people, which is exactly why those serving conventions exist. For the regulatory picture rather than ours, the Food and Drug Administration sets out its position at fda.gov.
Twenty pieces and what the jar costs
Thirty dollars for 20 pieces is $1.50 a gummy, which looks steep until you split it across the 400 mg of combined cannabinoid in the jar and land at seven and a half cents a milligram. Smaller jars of 10 mg THC gummies cost more per piece than larger ones for the usual packaging reasons, and the blended per milligram figure under the price counts both cannabinoids rather than just the one on the front of the label.
Who can buy them and where
Adults 21 and over only. Several states classify hemp derived products like these 10 mg THC gummies as intoxicating hemp and regulate them accordingly, some capping milligrams per serving or per package, some banning the category outright. Checkout blocks shipping to states where this item is not lawful and the restriction appears on this page. Store the jar sealed and out of the heat, because pectin pieces fuse above about 25 degrees. Keep it where children and pets cannot reach it, which with a watermelon candy is not a formality.
The certificate for the jar of 10 mg THC gummies currently shipping is linked here and filed by lot number, with the delta-9 figure stated both as a percentage and in milligrams per piece.
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