Cannabis Edibles in Eugene

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What edibles can I buy at Moss Crossing?

Moss Crossing carries gummies, chocolates, mints, baked goods and cannabis drinks: 60 products from 12 brands on the menu right now, priced $4 to $35. Order for pickup at 2751 Friendly Street in south Eugene, get delivery within city limits, or call 541-636-3724.

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Our Edibles Edit

Gummies, Chocolate, Drinks: How the Forms Differ

Brands on the shelf today include Better Edibles, CannaSooth, Drops, Good Tide, Grön, Hapy Kitchen, Magic Number, Mr. Moxey's, Peak Extracts, Retreats Edibles, Wyld and Wyld CBD. The selection changes through the day, so the live menu is the place to check what is in stock now.

Gummies and chews

Gummies are the largest group on our menu, usually sugar-coated squares or small rounds. Many packs hold ten pieces of one serving each. Some brands make packs of twenty smaller pieces instead, which makes it easier to take less at a time. The label lists THC per serving and per package.

Chocolate and baked goods

Chocolate bars are usually scored into servings, and the package for a cookie or crispy treat says how much of it counts as one serving. Check the package before you break off a piece.

Cannabis drinks

Sodas, seltzers and lemonades come in different strengths, such as 10 mg, 25 mg or 100 mg of THC per can or bottle. A drink with more than 10 mg of THC holds more than one serving, and the label shows the amount per serving.

Mints and tablets

Mints and tablets are small and portable; the package lists the THC, and the CBD if there is any. Tinctures and syrups are a separate category with their own dosing droppers and cups; our guide to tinctures explains how they differ.

How Much THC Is in an Oregon Edible?

Recreational edibles sold at Oregon cannabis stores can hold up to 10 mg of THC per serving and 100 mg per package. These limits took effect on April 1, 2022; before that they were 5 mg and 50 mg.

Reading the label

Look at THC per serving, total THC per package and the number of servings. Read ingredient and allergen information before you buy. An edible’s flavor or shape does not tell you how much THC it contains.

What the ratios mean

A name like 1:1 or 2:1 gives a ratio between THC and another cannabinoid, such as CBD, CBG or CBN. Brands write these in different orders, so go by the milligram amounts on the label or the product’s menu page.

New to Edibles? Start Low and Wait

THC is absorbed more slowly from an edible than from smoking or vaping. The Oregon Health Authority says it can take 30 minutes to two hours to feel the effects, sometimes four hours to feel them fully, and that the effects may last 4 to 10 hours. Its advice is to start with a single serving at a low amount of THC and give yourself time to react before having more. Our guide to choosing an edible dose goes into more detail.

Do not drive after using cannabis. Driving while impaired by cannabis is illegal in Oregon.

Oregon Rules for Buying Edibles

You must be 21 or older with a valid ID to buy or use recreational cannabis.
One customer can buy up to 16 ounces of solid edibles and 72 fluid ounces of cannabis drinks in a day.
Recreational cannabis can’t be smoked or used in public places in Oregon.
Taking cannabis across state lines is a federal offense, including to Washington, Idaho or California.
Keep edibles in their original child-resistant packaging, in a locked place children can’t see or reach. If a child eats or drinks a cannabis product, call the Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222.

Edibles Questions

Can I get edibles delivered?

Yes, within Eugene city limits. Delivery has a $20 order minimum and no delivery fee, and payment is cash or debit. Delivery runs Monday–Thursday 2–7 PM and Friday–Sunday 11 AM–7 PM, with a 7 PM order cutoff. Read delivery and pickup details.

How do I see what’s in stock and the price?

The live menu shows every edible we have now, with its price, THC and CBD. Edibles currently run $4 to $35. You can order there for pickup or delivery.

Can I buy edibles with CBD as well as THC?

Yes. Many edibles combine THC with CBD, CBG or CBN, in ratios printed on the label. The package lists the amounts in milligrams.

Questions Before You Order?

Call 541-636-3724 or visit 2751 Friendly Street. Store and pickup hours are Monday–Saturday 10 AM–9:30 PM and Sunday 11 AM–8 PM, Pacific time.

Sources: OLCC marijuana FAQ; Oregon Health Authority, Cannabis: Health and Safety; OAR 333-007-0210 (serving limits); OLCC on the 2022 limit change.

Reviewed by Moss Crossing · Updated November 7, 2026