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Colorado’s Best Selection of Recreational & Medical Edibles

Colorado Harvest offers a wide variety of the highest quality cannabis edibles available in the state of Colorado. All of our products are carefully selected from only the most reputable manufacturers to ensure consistent results and customer satisfaction. Whether you’re looking for something sweet, savory, discrete, potent or otherwise, you will find it here. Our wide variety of edibles includes food, beverages, capsules, lozenges, suckers, chocolates & more.

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Our manufacturers include: EdiPure, Dixie Elixirs, incredibles, Gaia’s Garden, BlueKudu, Mad Mints, Full Melt Chocolates, Sweet Grass Kitchen, Mountain High, Green Hornet, Bhang Chocolate, Cheeba Chews, Green Hornet, The Growing Kitchen, Cannapunch, Mary’s Medicinals, Green Dragon, and Keef Cola, among others.

All products are independently tested for consistency, purity and potency before being sold at Colorado Harvest Company.

Cannabis Edibles Information

HOW DO EDIBLES WORK?
Unlike smoking cannabis, edibles are introduced to the body through the gastrointestinal tract and processed by the liver before entering the blood stream The liver changes the cannabinoid THC into the more potent 11-hydroxy-THC which tends to have a stronger more sedative effect. This makes cannabis edibles especially suitable for people with sleep disorders caused by pain or general insomnia. People ingesting cannabis will often feel the effects within 45 to 90 minutes with a high lasting between 6 to 10 hours.
HOW MUCH SHOULD I TAKE?
One of the most common complaints with cannabis edibles is their often unpredictable strength. Though one dose of an edible should contain about 10-20 mg of pure THC, the strength of an edible is determined by the quality and quantity of the cannabis used to create it. We always recommend 5mg of THC to start off.  The slow onset of cannabis edibles can create even more confusion. Impatient users looking for relief from their symptoms often do not wait long enough and eat more before feeling the effects of the first dose. When in doubt, always start with a small dose and wait at least 90 minutes before eating more.
DOES EATING AN EDIBLE PRODUCE A DIFFERENT HIGH THAN SMOKING CANNABIS?
Yes, without a doubt. However, exactly what effect edibles will have on you depends on several factors: the type and potency of the edibles you are using, your tolerance, your body chemistry, and even how much you’ve had to eat. Because the effects of eating an edible differ greatly from the effects of smoking, many first time users are caught off guard by the stronger potency and long-lasting effects.
ARE THERE DIFFERENT TYPES OF EDIBLE CANNABIS?

There are three types of edible cannabis products. Those geared towards gastrointestinal uptake (digested through stomach), those geared towards oral uptake (through sublingual blood vessels), and a few that fit into a hybrid category that targets both. Any edible where the cannabinoids are absorbed through the stomach, like a brownie, cookie  or various other baked goods fit into the gastrointestinal uptake method. These edibles tend to take longer to activate within the body (sometimes as long as two hours), but produce a longer-lasting effect (up to eight hours of relief). Edibles geared towards oral uptake can affect a patient almost immediately, but tend to wear off faster (within two to three hours). Edibles that you hold in your mouth for an extended period of time like suckers, lozenges, or tincture, fall into this category.  Items such as drinks and chocolates fall into a hybrid category, because they are designed to be absorbed in both the mouth and the stomach. These edibles are a middle ground between oral and intestinal absorption, offering fast-acting relief that can last for four hours or more.

SUBLINGUAL

Absorbed through the mouth.

  • Suckers
  • Lozenges
  • Tincture
  • Hard Candy

HYBRID

Absorbed through the mouth and stomach.

  • Drinks
  • Chocolates

GASTROINTESTINAL

Absorbed through sublingual blood vessels.

  • Brownie
  • Cookie
  • Baked Goods