thisthat CBD D9 Caramels: Flavor, Dosage, and What to Expect
thisthat CBD's Live Resin D9 Caramels pack 25mg of Delta-9 THC into a soft chew. Here's what each flavor tastes like and how to dose them.
Not everyone wants to smoke or vape to get the effects of THC, and that's exactly the gap thisthat CBD's Live Resin D9 Caramels are built to fill. Each caramel carries 25mg of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC in a soft chew format, sold in three flavors and two pack sizes.
How Much Is 25mg, Really?
25mg is a meaningfully strong single dose — well above the 5-10mg range most first-time edible users start with. If you haven't tried a thisthat caramel before, start with half a piece and wait at least 90 minutes before deciding whether to take the rest. Edibles take longer to hit than smoking or vaping (often 45 minutes to 2 hours), and the effects last considerably longer once they do. Taking more before the first dose has kicked in is the most common way people have a rougher-than-expected experience with edibles.
The Three Flavors
Hawaiian Sea Salt pairs tropical sweetness with a salty caramel finish — the most dessert-forward of the three. Classic is straightforward rich, buttery caramel with no fruit or floral notes competing for attention. Lavender Vanilla blends soft floral lavender with warm vanilla, the most distinctive flavor in the lineup if you're looking for something other than a standard caramel taste.
1-Count or 5-Count?
The 1-count is the lower-commitment option — a single individually wrapped caramel, useful for trying a new flavor or keeping one on hand without buying a full pouch. The 5-count is the better value if you already know what you like: five caramels in a resealable pouch, 125mg of Delta-9 THC total. Both pack sizes come in all three flavors: Hawaiian Sea Salt (5-Count), Classic (5-Count), and Lavender Vanilla (5-Count).
How Caramels Compare to Gummies
Functionally, a 25mg caramel and a 25mg gummy deliver THC the same way — through digestion, with the same onset window. The difference is texture and flavor profile. Caramels have a denser, chewier bite than a standard gummy and lend themselves to flavors like salted caramel and vanilla that don't translate as well into gummy form. If you've found gummies too sweet or too soft for your taste, a caramel format is worth trying.
Lab-Tested, Every Batch
Each flavor's Certificate of Analysis is linked directly on its product page, confirming the 25mg-per-caramel potency and screening for microbial contaminants and residual solvents. Edibles are held to the same testing standard as every other thisthat product at Ember Trees. If you're weighing an edible against thisthat's THCA flower instead, see our Flower Strain Guide.
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