In Colorado, we love cannabis-infused gummies! Just about every infused product manufacturer in the great Centennial State makes a gummy candy.Find More Sweet Edibles Near YouBut which one should you choose? Here’s the low-down on some of the top gummy brands and what makes them special.
Altus Gummies
Look for it on these menus:
- Verts Neighborhood Dispensary in Fort Collins
- Good Chemistry in Denver
- Rocky Road Remedies in Thornton
What makes them special: Real fruit, gluten-free, nothing artificial, organic ingredients
Altus Gummies are not only better for you than other gummies, they’re truly delicious. That’s not surprising considering that the first ingredient is real fruit puree. Altus’ recreational gummies come in Tropical Pineapple (THC), Blueberry Acai (1:1), and Mango (CBD) varieties. They are not sugar-coated and contain no artificial ingredients. Infused with full-spectrum, CO2/Ethanol/BHO-derived extract, you can buy a 100mg THC package for $14 to $22.
Wana Sour Gummies
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Look for it on these menus:
- Colorado Grow Company in Durango
- Terrapin Care Station – Folsom St in Boulder
- Organic Alternatives in Fort Collins
What makes them special: Vegan, gluten-free, organic ingredients
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Showing you dispensaries nearWana makes up a whopping 21% of the edibles sold in Colorado (over a million per month). Their sativa, indica, and hybrid Wana Sour Gummies come in a variety of flavors including Blueberry and Mango with recreational (10mg) and medical (20mg) doses. They also have an assortment of gummies with both THC and CBD including a 1:1 CBD:THC in Strawberry Lemonade. These sugar-coated gummies are made with natural sugars, vegan, and some organic ingredients. You can buy a 100mg package for $17 to $25.
Stillwater Gummy Supplements
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Look for it on these menus:
- Infinite Wellness Center in Fort Collins
- Trinidad’s Higher Calling U in Trinidad
- High Q in Carbondale
What makes them special: Microdosed, gluten-free, real fruit concentrates, organic ingredients
Stillwater Gummy Supplements, released in 2018, are powered by Ripple. These microdosed gummies come in Blood Orange (5mg THC), Green Tea Mango (2.5mg THC and 2.5mg CBD), and Honey Lavender (5mg CBD and 0.25mg THC). They are not sugar-coated, contain no artificial ingredients, contain real fruit concentrates, and have some organic ingredients. They’re gluten-free, but keep in mind that they’re not vegan. You can buy a 100mg package for $18 to $22.
Incredibles Gummies and Fruit Chews
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Look for it on these menus:
- Infinite Wellness Center in Fort Collins
- Boulder Wellness Center in Boulder
- Doc’s Apothecary in Northglenn
What makes them special: Gluten-free, organic ingredients, real fruit juice
Indica, sativa, and hybrid incredibles Gummies and Fruit Chews come in a wide variety of flavors and in medical and recreational strengths. They’re all-natural, gluten-free, and non-GMO. Infused with full-spectrum, whole-plant extract, you can buy a 100mg package for $17 to $21.
Highly Edible Gummy Pucks
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Look for it on these menus:
- Infinite Wellness Center in Fort Collins
- Organic Alternatives in Fort Collins
- Durango Rec Room in Durango
What makes them special: Vegan, gluten-free, organic ingredients
Highly Edible Gummy Pucks hails from the makers of CannaPunch. They come in a variety of flavors and strengths both medical and recreational. Sugar-coated, gluten-free, vegan, and made with all-natural, organic ingredients, the gummies are also infused with cannabis extracted using a proprietary propane-based, nano-extraction technology (NXT). You can buy a 100mg package for $17 to $20.
Dixie Gummies
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Look for it on these menus:
- Trinidad’s Higher Calling U in Trinidad
- Lightshade – Holly in Aurora
- Good Chemistry in Denver
What makes them special: Gluten-free, very sour
Dixie Gummies have been a Colorado staple since the beginning. These recreational 100mg gummies come in Citrus Blast, Sour Smash, Tropical Twist, and Watermelon (1:1) flavors. Dixie’s gummies are infused with a CO2/Ethanol-derived extract and coated with a sour powder. You can buy a 100mg package for $16 to $19.
Robhots Gummies
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Look for it on these menus:
- Trill Alternatives in Boulder
- Durango Rec Room in Durango
- Trinidad’s Higher Calling U in Trinidad
What makes them special: Seasonal flavors, gluten-free
Robhots Gummies have been around since 2015. Back then, their sugar-coated, BHO-laden, robot-shaped gummies were at the forefront of the Colorado gummy craze. Robhots come in a variety of flavors (including a few that are available only seasonally) and a huge assortment of medical and recreational doses. Unfortunately, they use artificial flavors, sweeteners, and colors, and no longer come in that cute little robot shape. The gummies are infused with 96% butane-derived distillate that puts the “BHO” in RoBHOts You can buy a 100mg package for $18 to $19.
