Evergreen · Santa Ana
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LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
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Smokiez Edibles makes gummies and fruit chews, and every SKU here is a 100mg 10-count at 10mg a piece. Eleven of them.
Straight THC: Sour Blackberry, Peach, Sour Peach, Sour Watermelon, Sour Lemonade and Lemonade, plus Blackberry Fruit Chews.
Ratio products: Jamberry at 1:1 CBN to THC, Sour Watermelon at 1:1 CBD to THC, and two THCV versions, Cherry and Sour Cherry, both at 2:1 THC to THCV.
The THCV pair is unusual. Very few brands on any California shelf run THCV at all, and having two of them from one house makes this a rare place to try that cannabinoid without hunting.
You are paying for consistent dosing and, on the ratio products, for harder-to-source ingredients.
Getting 10mg into every piece and having all ten in a pack match is a manufacturing result rather than a recipe. Uneven distribution is the classic edible failure, where one gummy lands differently from the next, and it is the thing that separates a reliable pack from a frustrating one.
THCV in particular is expensive. It occurs in much smaller quantities than THC and isolating it costs accordingly, which is most of why so few brands offer it.
Here is the honest part. The evidence base for THCV, CBN and CBD ratios is thin and early, and a lot of what gets said about them in this industry runs well ahead of what is actually known. We are not going to tell you what any of these will do for you. Try one because you are curious about the formulation, not because a cannabinoid acronym implied a result.
One dose size, eleven variants, two textures.
Gummies at 10mg a piece: Sour Blackberry, Peach, Sour Peach, Sour Watermelon, Sour Lemonade, Lemonade.
Fruit chews: Blackberry, a firmer chew rather than a soft gummy.
Ratios, all 100mg 10-counts: Jamberry 1:1 CBN:THC, Sour Watermelon 1:1 CBD:THC, Cherry 2:1 THC:THCV, Sour Cherry 2:1 THC:THCV.
No vapes, no flower, no concentrates under this label here.
If you want a wider ratio selection, WYLD runs fifteen SKUs on our shelf including a 20:1 CBD version at 1mg THC a piece. If you want smaller pieces, Camino runs 20-counts at 5mg.
Sour Blackberry, Peach, Sour Peach, Sour Watermelon, Sour Lemonade, Lemonade, Blackberry Fruit Chews, Jamberry 1:1 CBN:THC, Sour Watermelon 1:1 CBD:THC, Cherry 2:1 THC:THCV and Sour Cherry 2:1 THC:THCV.
Read the milligrams before the flavor.
Every piece here is 10mg, so a half is 5mg. That is where most people should start with an unfamiliar edible. Cut it before you eat it rather than deciding halfway through.
Then wait two full hours. Edibles are slow and variable, and taking a second piece at ninety minutes is how a good evening turns into a bad one. That is almost never the product’s fault.
If the THCV versions are what brought you here, try one after you already know how a straight 10mg piece from this brand sits with you. Otherwise you have changed two variables at once and learned nothing.
Check the pack for total milligrams, per-piece milligrams and the licensed manufacturer. California requires all three.
Easy to store, with one rule that matters more than the others.
Keep them in the child-resistant packaging. Cannabis gummies are indistinguishable from ordinary ones and a bowl on a counter is how the bad stories in this category start.
Cool, dark, sealed. Heat makes gummies stick together and degrades cannabinoids over time. A cupboard is fine. A car in summer is not.
Skip the fridge unless the pack says otherwise, because condensation makes them tacky and harder to portion cleanly.
The fruit chews are firmer than the gummies and handle warmth slightly better, but the same rules apply.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana. Every Smokiez pack here came through licensed California distribution with a lab panel and a batch number.
With edibles the printed label is the product. California requires total milligrams, milligrams per piece and the licensed manufacturer on the package. If any of those is missing it did not come through a legal channel, and with something that looks like candy that is not a detail to wave through anywhere.
On the THCV and CBN products, the panel is also where you confirm the batch actually tested at the stated ratio rather than simply carrying it on the box.
Our prices are out-the-door. We open at 6AM and deliver across Orange County.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.