Evergreen · Santa Ana
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LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Four lines, each doing something different. Prices sit on the live menu rather than here, because they move with every drop and a stale number helps nobody.
Dee Thai runs two very different formats at Evergreen, and the gummy side is the more interesting one.
Seven SKUs. Two are Thai Stick vapes, on Guava Gelato and a 1g Lychee disposable. Five are gummy packs, all 100mg in 10-counts at 10mg each.
What separates the gummies from most of the wall is that four of the five are ratio products rather than straight THC. Restore Papaya runs 1:1 THC to CBD. Refresh Guava pairs 100mg THC with 100mg CBG. Dreamy Dee Lavender runs 2:1 THC to CBN. Active Coconut and Reset Mangosteen fill out the line.
Naming products Restore, Refresh, Active, Reset and Dreamy is positioning rather than pharmacology, and it is worth reading it that way.
With ratio gummies you are paying for formulation and for accurate dosing.
Putting a second or third cannabinoid into a 10mg gummy at a stated ratio means sourcing isolated CBD, CBG or CBN and getting it evenly distributed through a batch. Uneven distribution is the classic edible failure, where one gummy from a pack hits differently from the next. Consistency across ten pieces is a manufacturing result, not a given.
The 10mg-per-piece format is the other half. It lets you take 5mg by halving one, which is where most people should start.
Here is the honest part. The research on minor cannabinoids like CBN and CBG is early and thin. We are not going to tell you what any of these will do for you, and you should be skeptical of anyone in this industry who does. Buy them because you want to try a formulation, not because a name on a package made a promise.
Two formats with almost no overlap.
The vapes are a Guava Gelato Thai Stick and a 1g Lychee Thai Stick disposable. Self-contained, nothing to screw onto a battery.
The gummies are five 100mg 10-count packs at 10mg per piece: Restore Papaya at 1:1 THC:CBD, Refresh Guava with CBG, Reset Mangosteen, Active Coconut, and Dreamy Dee Lavender at 2:1 THC:CBN.
No flower and no concentrates under this label here.
If you want a wider run of ratio gummies, Wyld carries fifteen SKUs on our shelf including several THC:CBD, THC:CBN and THC:THCV ratios, and Camino runs nine. Both give you more room to find a formulation that suits you.
Guava Gelato and Lychee on the vapes. Restore Papaya, Refresh Guava, Reset Mangosteen, Active Coconut and Dreamy Dee Lavender on the gummies, all 100mg 10-counts.
Start with the number on the piece, not the name on the pack.
Every gummy here is 10mg. If you are new to edibles, that is a half to start with, and you wait two full hours before deciding anything. Edibles are slow, and the most common bad night in this category comes from taking a second one at ninety minutes.
If you want to try a ratio product, pick the ratio rather than the marketing word. 1:1 THC:CBD is the most forgiving place to begin. 2:1 THC:CBN and the CBG version are worth trying once you know how the straight THC dose sits with you, so you have something to compare against.
Then read the panel. Check the total milligrams, the per-piece milligrams and the licensed manufacturer, all of which California requires to be printed. Those three numbers are the whole label.
Gummies are simple to store and easy to get wrong in one specific way.
Keep them in the original child-resistant packaging. That is the whole point of the packaging, and decanting them into a jar on the counter is how accidents happen in houses with children or guests. Cannabis gummies look exactly like ordinary ones.
Cool, dark and sealed. Heat makes them stick together and can affect potency over time. A cupboard is fine; a hot car is not.
Do not refrigerate unless the pack tells you to. Condensation makes them tacky.
The vapes want the usual treatment: upright, room temperature, out of the sun, drawn gently at a low setting.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana. Every Dee Thai product here came through licensed California distribution with a lab panel and a batch number.
With edibles, the numbers on the box are the product. California requires the total milligrams, the milligrams per piece and the licensed manufacturer to be printed. If a pack does not carry all three, it did not come through a legal channel, and with something that looks like candy that is not a detail to wave through.
Our prices are out-the-door, so what the menu says is what you pay. We open at 6AM, we deliver across Orange County, and the live menu reads from our register rather than a third-party feed.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.