Our pick
Cheeba Chews Caramel takes the top spot. The company started in Colorado in 2009 and sells a caramel taffy chew at 10 mg THC per piece. The wrapper prints dose per piece, a batch code and a production date. That label set lets a buyer split a dose and trace a batch. A 10-piece package holds 100 mg total, which matches the package cap in Colorado and California.
How we compared
- Dose per piece, printed on the package
- Total THC per package
- Batch code and test date on the label
- Price per 10 mg
- Texture and shelf life
Options
1. Cheeba Chews Caramel
Chew texture, 10 mg per piece, 10 pieces per bag. Best fit for a buyer who wants a fixed dose with no cutting or weighing. Price per mg runs above bulk caramels.
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2. Coda Signature Caramels
Coda Signature is a Colorado brand. Caramel pieces run 10 mg each. The package lists total THC, test date and batch number. Price sits above the Cheeba Chews line in most Denver stores. Stock changes by store, so confirm on the menu before a trip.
3. Store-label caramels
Many shops sell caramels under a house label. Ask for the batch test sheet at the counter. House caramels cost less per mg in most cases. Label detail varies by producer, and some packages list total THC but not dose per piece.
Dose math
Divide total THC by the number of pieces. A 100 mg package with 20 pieces gives 5 mg per piece. A 100 mg package with 10 pieces gives 10 mg. Start at 5 mg if you have not used edibles before. Wait 2 hours before a second piece.
Label checks
Look for THC mg per serving, servings per package, batch number and test date. Colorado and California cap recreational edibles at 10 mg per serving and 100 mg per package. Caramels with dairy or nuts spoil faster, so check the date stamp.
What we could not confirm
Brand stock differs by state and by store. Potency for one SKU can change between batches. Read the label on the package in front of you.