Cannabis Infused Drinks
Explore our selection of cannabis-infused drinks for a convenient and enjoyable experience.
A single THC beverage costs $4 to $12 at a US dispensary for a 5 mg or 10 mg can. A 100 mg multi-serving bottle or a 10-pack costs $15 to $60. Cost per milligram of THC lands between $0.50 and $1.50. That is 3 to 10 times the cost per milligram of a gummy, which sells at $0.10 to $0.30 per mg. Hemp-derived THC drinks sold online sit in the same band, $4 to $10 per can, plus shipping.
Prices come from dispensary menus in California, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, and New York. Ranges are wide because brands set shelf prices and stores add their own margin.
THC is fat-soluble. Water is not. To keep THC mixed in a can, makers use emulsion, nano-emulsion, or cyclodextrin. Those steps add equipment and licensing cost. Nano-THC takes effect in 10 to 20 minutes against 30 to 90 minutes for a standard emulsion, and brands charge $2 to $4 more per can for it.
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Packaging adds the rest. A lined can, child-resistant lid, and cold chain for some products push unit cost above a gummy bag. Low-dose drinks also carry a fixed canning cost across few milligrams, so cost per mg stays high.
State taxes change the final price. California adds a 15% excise tax on cannabis purchases plus local sales tax. Colorado charges a 15% excise tax and a 15% retail marijuana sales tax. Washington applies a 37% excise tax at the register. A $8 can in Washington totals near $11 before local sales tax. Medical patients in some states pay less or nothing in excise tax.
Cannabis drinks cannot cross state lines. Hemp-derived THC drinks under the 0.3% dry-weight limit can ship to states that allow them. Shipping runs $8 to $15 per order. Subscriptions cut $1 to $3 per can. Free shipping thresholds start near $50 to $75.
No national price index tracks THC drinks. Prices shift by state, brand, harvest, and store. Verify the menu at the store you use.