Products

We offer dried cannabis flower, pre-rolls, edibles (gummies, brownies, cookies, hard candies), extracts (both ingestible – (oils), and inhalable – (vape tips, shatter, live resin, hash, distillate, full spectrum oil)), topicals (body rub, bath products, essential oil rollers), and cannabis accessories (vape pens).

All cannabis products undergo laboratory testing at third party licensed testing facilities as per Health Canada safety standards. Approved non-medical cannabis products will be safely transported to ReaLeaf warehouse by appropriately regulated transport agents before they are distributed to our retail stores.

All cannabis flower is cured or dried to ideal levels before it is sold to customers. Products are kept in sealed packaging until purchased and efforts are made to maintain freshness at all times.

Strains are different varieties of cannabis that each come with their own unique array of cannabinoids and terpenes. Different strains may result in a different experience, depending on a number of factors.

Generally known by its Latin name, Cannabis sativa, cannabis has historically been thought of as consisting of at least two types, Indica and Sativa, which are believed to differ in terms of places of origin, height, and leaf shape. Most strains today are hybrids, a genetic cross between Indica and Sativa plants.

Cannabis contains hundreds of chemical substances. More than 100 of these are known as cannabinoids, including tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD), that are made and stored in the plant’s trichomes.

Terpenes are chemicals made and stored in the trichomes of the cannabis plant, with the cannabinoids. Terpenes give cannabis its distinctive smell. The exact effects of terpenes on their own, and within cannabis are currently unknown.

Total cannabinoids in a particular strain can differ slightly from one batch to the next, depending on a number of factors. It’s important to remember that cannabis is a plant and it is common for some variability to occur.

Each product label will include the total amounts of THC and/or CBD that is that product.

THC potency in dried cannabis has increased from an average of 30mg/g (3%) in the 1980s to around 150mg/g (15%) today. Some strains can have an average as high as 300mg/g (30%) THC.

Yes, other ways to use cannabis include cannabis oil products, including sublingual oils (placed under the tongue), topicals, and edibles (including gummies, hard candies, and baked goods).

In its sealed original packaging, cannabis products should not result in an odour. Once opened or transferred to another container, consumers may find that their products have an aroma.

Store your cannabis in a sealed container in a cool dark place, in a locked, child-proof container away from children, teens, and pets.

Under revised regulations from Health Canada, new categories must display the potency/concentration in milligrams per gram (mg/g) or total quantity in milligrams (mg), depending on the class of cannabis and immediate container.

Edible bags are recyclable in your regular recycling bin. You may bring other containers back to any retail store to be recycled.

Yes, bud bar displays will be available to give customers the opportunity to view the dried flower and smell aromas as part of the purchasing experience.

No, only cannabis consultants are permitted to handle the dried flower products to preserve the fresh quality of the cannabis.