KnockOut Gummies are available in three displayed package strengths: 3000mg, 5000mg and 10000mg. Each package image shows ten gummies, which creates a simple comparison of 300mg, 500mg or 1000mg per gummy.
The numbers are only one part of the decision. In addition, a useful comparison should consider tolerance, the slower and longer-lasting edible experience, price, flavour, ingredients, storage and the setting in which the product may be used. This guide brings those points together without pretending that one strength suits everyone.
Strength and price comparison at a glance
3000mg package
- Total strength shown: 3000mg
- Package quantity: 10 gummies x 300mg
- Checked price on 31 August 2026: CA$35
- Calculated cost: CA$3.50 per gummy and about CA$11.67 per 1000mg
5000mg package
- Total strength shown: 5000mg
- Package quantity: 10 gummies x 500mg
- Checked price on 31 August 2026: CA$45
- Calculated cost: CA$4.50 per gummy and CA$9.00 per 1000mg
10000mg package
- Total strength shown: 10000mg
- Package quantity: 10 gummies x 1000mg
- Checked price on 31 August 2026: CA$65
- Calculated cost: CA$6.50 per gummy and CA$6.50 per 1000mg
All three products were listed as in stock when checked. Prices and availability can change.
The most important difference: mg per gummy
Because each package shows ten pieces, moving from one option to the next changes the displayed amount per gummy substantially. For comparison, the 5000mg gummy displays 200mg more than the 3000mg gummy, while the 10000mg gummy displays twice the amount of the 5000mg gummy.
That matters because higher THC amounts can produce greater impairment and a higher risk of unpleasant effects. In practical terms, a person who feels comfortable with one edible product should not assume that the next strength will feel like a small step up. Food intake, metabolism, tolerance, other substances and the product itself can all change the experience.
What experience level means here
The 3000mg package is the lowest of these three options, but that does not make it a beginner product. Its displayed 300mg per gummy is far above Health Canada guidance for new consumers, which recommends looking for edible products containing 2.5mg of THC or less.
By comparison, the 5000mg and 10000mg packages move even further up the displayed strength scale. They may attract shoppers who already seek very high-potency edibles, but past experience does not remove the risk of overconsumption. Therefore, anyone with low or uncertain tolerance should choose a clearly labelled, regulated low-dose product instead of using this comparison as a reason to start with the 3000mg option.
How the edible experience differs from smoking or vaping
Edibles do not usually arrive with the quick feedback of inhaled cannabis. Health Canada says effects from eating or drinking cannabis may begin within 30 minutes to two hours, can be strongest after two to four hours and may last four to eight hours. Lingering impairment can continue longer.
That delayed build is one of the biggest practical considerations when comparing high-strength gummies. As a result, taking more before the first amount has fully developed can lead to a much stronger and longer experience than expected. The plan for the evening, access to transportation and the time available to recover all matter more than a catchy flavour name.
A closer look at the 3000mg option
The 3000mg package has the lowest total, the lowest displayed amount per gummy and the lowest checkout price in this comparison. Specifically, the package image shows 10 x 300mg, and the listing was CA$35 when checked.
Its main advantage is the lower upfront cost. However, it is the most expensive option when the displayed total is compared with price: about CA$11.67 per 1000mg. In other words, it is the lowest tier within an unusually high-strength range, not a low-dose or introductory edible.
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A closer look at the 5000mg option
The 5000mg package image shows 10 x 500mg. Meanwhile, at CA$45, it costs CA$10 more than the 3000mg option while adding a displayed 2000mg to the package total.
The cost works out to CA$9.00 per displayed 1000mg, improving on the 3000mg calculation. At the same time, its per-gummy amount is 200mg higher. That is a meaningful increase, so the 5000mg option should not be described as merely a comfortable middle choice without acknowledging the potency jump.
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A closer look at the 10000mg option
The supplied 10000mg package image shows 10 x 1000mg and states that each gummy contains 1000mg. Accordingly, at CA$65, it has the highest upfront price and the largest displayed amount per piece.
It also has the lowest calculated cost per displayed 1000mg at CA$6.50. Consequently, it leads the milligram-for-price comparison, but the same calculation also highlights how concentrated each individual gummy is. Price value and suitability are not the same question.
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Which option gives the most displayed mg for the price?
The 10000mg package ranks first on displayed milligrams per dollar. Its CA$6.50 cost per 1000mg is lower than the 5000mg package at CA$9.00 and the 3000mg package at about CA$11.67.
The 3000mg package still has the lowest checkout price at CA$35. Therefore, the answer depends on which price question matters: lowest amount paid today or lowest calculated cost for each displayed 1000mg.
Other details that matter before choosing
Flavour and texture
A gummy has to be enjoyable enough to use as intended. Compare the available flavour, sweetness, sour coating and texture rather than focusing only on the largest number.
Ingredients and dietary needs
Check the current package for gelatin, sweeteners, colourings and allergens. Shoppers who avoid animal ingredients, gluten or particular additives need the ingredient panel, not an assumption based on the product name.
Timing, food and setting
Edible effects can vary with food intake, metabolism and other substances. Choose a time when there is no need to drive, work, care for others or make important decisions, and avoid combining cannabis with alcohol or other impairing products.
Storage
Candy-style cannabis products can be mistaken for ordinary sweets. Keep them in their original packaging, locked away from children, youth, pets and anyone who should not consume them.
Current price and stock
The prices in this article are a dated comparison. Check the live product page for current stock, promotions and final checkout price.
The bottom line
In brief, the 3000mg option displays 300mg per gummy and has the lowest upfront price; the 5000mg option displays 500mg per gummy and lowers the calculated cost per 1000mg; and the 10000mg option displays 1000mg per gummy and provides the lowest cost per displayed 1000mg.
None of them should be presented as a beginner choice. For new or low-tolerance consumers, Health Canada recommends looking for 2.5mg THC or less. For shoppers comparing this specific high-strength range, total mg, mg per gummy, price, duration, tolerance, ingredients and storage all deserve attention.
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Frequently asked questions
How many gummies are in each KnockOut package?
The reviewed package images show ten gummies in each option: 10 x 300mg, 10 x 500mg and 10 x 1000mg.
Which KnockOut Gummies package is strongest?
The 10000mg package has the largest displayed total and the largest displayed amount per gummy at 1000mg.
Which option is cheapest?
The 3000mg package had the lowest upfront price at CA$35. The 10000mg package had the lowest calculated cost per displayed 1000mg at CA$6.50.
Are KnockOut Gummies 3000mg suitable for beginners?
They should not be presented that way. The package displays 300mg per gummy, while Health Canada advises new consumers to look for edible products with 2.5mg THC or less.
How long can edible cannabis effects last?
Health Canada says effects may begin within 30 minutes to two hours and commonly last four to eight hours, with some lingering effects lasting longer.
Where can I see more gummy options?
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References
- Health Canada – What you need to know if you choose to consume cannabis
- Health Canada – Reduce your risk: Choose legal cannabis
- Health Canada – Consumer information: Cannabis
- Weed Wholesale Canada KnockOut Gummies product pages, checked 31 August 2026