Kiva
At Kiva, we believe that an edible is only as good as its ingredients. That’s why we carefully craft each product using sustainably-sourced cacao, all-natural flavors, and clean, pure cold water hash. This meticulous approach ensures a richer, fuller cannabis experience that captures the essence of the whole plant. Since our founding in 2010, Kiva Confections has been dedicated to redefining what a cannabis confection can be. Our mission is to create premium edibles that combine the finest ingredients with California cannabis, delivering a deliciously consistent experience every time. By blending art and science, we continue to elevate the standard for cannabis confections, providing an unparalleled experience for our customers.
Kiva Cannabis Edibles
12 products
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Churro 100mg Chocolate Bars
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Blackberry Dark Chocolate 100mg Chocolate Bars
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Dark Chocolate 100mg Chocolate Bars
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Milk Chocolate 100mg Chocolate Bars
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Tart Cherry Petra Mints 100mg Edible
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2:1 Blackberry CBN Petra Mints 80mg Edible
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Saigon Cinnamon 1:1 Petra Mints 100mg Edible
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Espresso Beans Terra Bites 100mg Edible
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5:2 Milk and Cookies CBN Terra Bites 100mg Edible
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Blueberries Milk Chocolate Terra Bites 100mg Edible
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Sea Salt Caramel Terra Bites 100mg Edible
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Mint Irish Cream 100mg Chocolate Bars
A Quick Guide to Cannabis Edibles
Cannabis edibles are food and drink products infused with measured doses of THC, CBD, or both. They're the most popular alternative to smoking — discreet, smoke-free, precisely dosed, and long-lasting. California edibles come in gummies, chocolates, mints, baked goods, savory snacks, drinks, and capsules. Every licensed product lists exact milligrams of THC per serving and per package, making dosing predictable in a way that home-made edibles never can be.
The science of edibles is genuinely different from smoking. When you ingest cannabis, your liver converts THC into 11-hydroxy-THC — a more potent metabolite that crosses the blood-brain barrier more efficiently than inhaled delta-9-THC. This is why 10mg of edible THC can feel substantially stronger than smoking a comparable amount of flower. Onset is also slow — 45 minutes to 2 hours — and effects last 4 to 8 hours. The cardinal rule: wait at least two hours before a second dose.
For beginners, the standard recommendation is to start with 2.5–5mg THC and titrate up from there. California dispensary edibles are conveniently dosed in 5mg or 10mg pieces, which makes incremental experimentation simple. Experienced consumers often build up to 25–100mg sessions. 1:1 (THC:CBD) edibles are a popular middle ground — the CBD softens the psychoactive intensity while preserving the therapeutic effects. Atrium's edibles selection spans low-dose social drinks through high-dose veteran products from California's most trusted brands.
About Cannabis Edibles
How long do cannabis edibles take to kick in?
Edibles typically take 45 minutes to 2 hours to onset, depending on your metabolism, whether you've eaten recently, and the form of the edible. Effects can last 4–8 hours — significantly longer than inhaled cannabis. Always wait at least 2 hours before taking a second dose.
What's the right edible dose for a beginner?
Start with 2.5–5mg THC. California law requires edibles to be sold in packages showing total THC content, and most dispensary edibles come in individually dosed pieces (5mg or 10mg per piece). If you're new to edibles, one 5mg piece is a very conservative starting dose that allows you to gauge your sensitivity.
What's the difference between edibles and smoking?
When you eat cannabis, THC is metabolized by the liver into 11-hydroxy-THC — a more potent compound than inhaled THC. This produces stronger, longer-lasting effects. Edibles are smoke-free, making them appropriate for people who prefer not to inhale. The tradeoff is delayed onset and the inability to easily titrate the dose in real time.
How should I store cannabis edibles?
Store edibles according to their packaging — most gummies and chocolates should be kept in a cool, dry place or refrigerated. Always keep edibles in their original child-resistant packaging and away from children. Check the expiration date; most edibles have a shelf life of 6–12 months.
Why do edibles affect me differently than smoking?
The liver converts oral THC into 11-hydroxy-THC, a metabolite that crosses the blood-brain barrier more efficiently than inhaled delta-9-THC. This is why a 10mg edible can feel stronger than smoking a comparable amount of flower. Your liver enzyme profile (especially CYP2C9) also varies person to person, which is why edibles affect individuals so differently.
I ate too much. What should I do?
Stay calm — cannabis overconsumption is uncomfortable but not life-threatening. Drink water, find a quiet place to sit or lie down, and breathe slowly. Black peppercorns (chewed) and citrus contain compounds (caryophyllene and limonene) that may help reduce anxiety. Effects peak around 2–4 hours and fade after 6–8 hours.
Can I take an edible with food?
Yes, and it changes the experience. Eating an edible on a full stomach delays onset (sometimes by 2+ hours) but can extend duration. Fatty foods improve absorption of cannabinoids because THC is fat-soluble. Empty-stomach onset is faster but the peak feels sharper.
What are 1:1 edibles?
1:1 refers to the ratio of THC to CBD in the edible — equal parts of each cannabinoid. CBD partially modulates THC's psychoactive effects, so 1:1 edibles tend to feel more functional and less intense than pure THC at the same dose. They're popular for pain, sleep, and consumers who want a milder experience.
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