Why 100mg Multi-Packs Dominate Ontario's Edible Market
In Ontario, the legal maximum THC per edible package is 10mg. That means a 100mg multi-pack contains 10 pieces at 10mg each — the maximum density allowed by regulation. These packs have surged in popularity since late 2025 because they offer the best value per milligram of THC.
For regular edible consumers, buying 10 individual 10mg products costs significantly more than a single 100mg multi-pack. The math is simple: bulk packaging = lower cost per dose.
Popular formats include gummy multi-packs (10 gummies), chocolate bars (scored into 10 pieces), and variety packs with mixed flavors.
How to Dose 100mg Edible Packs
Each piece in a 100mg pack contains exactly 10mg THC. Here's how to approach dosing:
- Beginners: Start with half a piece (5mg) or less. Wait 2 full hours before taking more.
- Occasional users: One piece (10mg) is a standard dose. Effects last 4-8 hours.
- Regular users: 2-3 pieces (20-30mg) is common for those with established tolerance.
- Never eat the whole pack at once. 100mg is an extremely high dose even for experienced consumers.
Top 100mg Edible Brands at Cannabis Link
We carry a wide selection of 100mg multi-packs from Ontario's top edible producers. Ask our budtenders for the latest stock — these packs sell fast.
Popular brands include SHRED'EMS, Pearls by Grön, Spinach, Wyld, Wana, and XMG. Available in formats ranging from classic gummies to sour belts, chocolates, and fruit chews.
100mg Edibles vs Single-Serve Edibles
Single-serve edibles (2.5mg or 5mg) are great for beginners and microdosers. But for regular consumers, 100mg multi-packs offer better value.
A typical 2.5mg gummy costs $4-6. A 100mg pack (10 x 10mg) costs $20-35 — that's $2-3.50 per 10mg piece, versus $4-6 for a single 2.5mg piece. The value difference is significant for daily consumers.
Cannabis Link carries both formats so you can choose based on your experience level and consumption habits.