BuudaBomb
BuudaBomb edibles in Toronto — 100mg gummies from $14, Black Label at 250mg, Red Label Exotic at 500mg, vegan chocolate bars and CBD sleep gummies. Delivered across Toronto in about two hours.
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Who BuudaBomb are
A Canadian edibles maker that grew out of handmade, organic gummy recipes into a full range — gummies, vegan chocolate bars, sleep gummies and a CBD coffee. Their own catalogue is organised around tiers rather than flavours, and once you know the tiers the whole range makes sense.
They run a dosage guide, a loyalty scheme and bulk pricing on their own site, which tells you something about who buys from them: repeat customers who know their dose.
The label system
| Tier | Strength | Price | Flavours |
|---|---|---|---|
| White Label | 100mg | $14 | Grape, mango, peach, strawberry, green apple, blue raspberry |
| Black Label | 250mg | $27 | Very Berry Blitz, Rippin Red Raspberry, Pineapple Thunder, Watermelon Blast |
| Red Label Exotic | 500mg | $39 | Taro ice cream, honeydew boba, lychee passionfruit, mango guava, strawberry kiwi |
The tiers climb in strength and get stranger in flavour as they go. White Label is straightforward fruit at the cheapest entry price on our site. Red Label is where the dessert and bubble-tea flavours live.
The vegan chocolate
BuudaBomb’s bars are vegan, and it’s printed on the packaging — Choco Loco Crunch reads “semi sweet vegan chocolate” on the front, at 600mg. That makes it both the strongest cannabis bar we carry and the one to reach for if dairy is an issue.
The other two are Black Sesame White Chocolate at 600mg and O Matcha at 300mg — neither of which tastes like a standard cannabis chocolate, which is the point of them.
Sleep Relax
Their sleep line is a genuinely different product from the rest of the range. Sleep Relax carries melatonin and passion flower alongside CBD at 10mg a piece — that’s what the pack says, and it’s built around the melatonin rather than the cannabis.
There’s a 60-pack at $49 for anyone taking them regularly: three times the count for a bit over twice the price.
BuudaBomb against Willo
| BuudaBomb | Willo | |
|---|---|---|
| Organised by | Strength tiers | Time of day |
| Gummy range | 100mg, 250mg, 500mg | 200mg, 500mg, 1000mg |
| Cheapest entry | $14 | $20 |
| Goes highest | 500mg gummies | 1000mg gummies |
| Also makes | Vegan chocolate, CBD coffee, sleep gummies | Vapes, tinctures, pre-rolls, a full CBD mirror |
BuudaBomb is the cheaper way in and the better flavour range. Willo goes higher in strength and covers far more formats. If you want a $14 bag to test the water, that’s BuudaBomb. If you want the same product in a Day and a Night version, that’s Willo.
Where to start
A 100mg White Label bag at $14. It’s the cheapest edible we sell, the flavours are the safe ones, and it’s enough to learn your dose without committing to a big pack.
From there the tiers are self-explanatory. Full range on the gummies and chocolate shelves.
Delivery across Toronto, noon to 23:00, in about two hours. $50 minimum, free over $70.
BuudaBomb FAQ
What do the White, Black and Red Labels mean?
Strength tiers. White Label is 100mg, Black Label 250mg, Red Label Exotic 500mg. Flavours get more unusual as the tiers climb.
Are BuudaBomb chocolates vegan?
Yes, and it’s stated on the packaging. Choco Loco Crunch reads “semi sweet vegan chocolate” on the front.
Are the gummies vegan too?
The gummies aren’t labelled vegan. If that matters to you, the chocolate bars are the safe pick.
What’s the strongest BuudaBomb product you carry?
The 600mg chocolate bars. The gummies top out at 500mg in Red Label Exotic.
What’s in the Sleep Relax gummies?
Melatonin, passion flower and CBD, at 10mg a piece. They’re built for sleep rather than for a high.
Which BuudaBomb product should a beginner buy?
A 100mg White Label bag at $14 — the cheapest edible on the site.
How does BuudaBomb compare to Willo?
BuudaBomb is cheaper to start and has the better flavour range. Willo goes stronger and covers more formats.
Do you deliver BuudaBomb same day in Toronto?
Yes, in about two hours between noon and 23:00, across Toronto.