Dried cannabis

Explore our high-quality strains, with a selection that offers varying percentages of THC and CBD. With over 60 years of growing experience, we put extra care into growing, drying and curing our cannabis. Every batch is tested in independent labs, ensuring our commitment to both our products and our patients. Plus, our federal research grant allows us to investigate cannabis strains and new cultivation technologies.

Pre-rolls

We offer a range of pre-rolled cannabis products with a variety of different THC and CBD percentages. Like our other dried cannabis products, pre-rolls are tested in independent labs. We encourage you to consume cannabis using non-combustion methods to avoid the carcinogens associated with burning.

Cannabis oil

Our cannabis oils are whole plant cannabis extracts that deliver the benefits of active cannabinoids orally. Oils are easily ingested and allow for more accurate dosing without the need for inhalation. Our team of PhDs and MDs is working to further develop a range of cannabis extraction-based products, while researching, in clinical studies, the effects of cannabis and cannabinoids on health.

Our cannabis oil has an equivalency factor of 6. This means that 6 ml of cannabis oil is equal to 1 g of dried cannabis, or that a 30 ml bottle of cannabis oil is the equivalent of 5 g of dried cannabis. Generally, our oils contain approximately 25 mg per ml of cannabinoids.

Cannabis oils are diluted in a medium chain triglyceride (MCT) carrier oil derived from coconut oil. MCT is a clear, odourless and flavourless edible oil.

All sales are final. No product returns will be accepted and no exchanges will be available. Please note that our cut-off for weekday orders for shipping is 11:00 a.m. PST. Prices shown are per gram, and potential THC and CBD numbers are for decarboxylated product.

*ACMPR will be replaced by the Cannabis Act (the enabling act of parliament) and Cannabis Regulations on October 17, 2018. Pre-rolls are legal under the Cannabis Act and Cannabis Regulations, not ACMPR, as of October 17.