──── Primo AK · South Anchorage
THC Edibles in Anchorage: Gummies, Chocolates, and Capsules With Every Milligram Measured
Smoke-free, flavorful, and made in Alaska: Primo is the South Anchorage shop for THC edibles Anchorage locals actually trust. Every piece is state-tested and portioned under Alaska's 10mg-per-serving rule, prices are posted, and our budtenders will help you pick a format and a starting point that fit your plans. Open daily until 11:50 PM.
Not sure where to start? We'll point you to a good first pick.
- Every serving measured by law. Alaska caps edibles at 10mg of THC per serving and 100mg per package, so you always know what's in each piece.
- Licensed and state-tested. Everything we sell comes from licensed Alaska makers, with a lab-tested label on every package.
- Honest timing advice. We'll tell you how long edibles take and how long they last, so there are no surprises.
- 4.3 ★ from 85 Google reviews
- 5+ years serving Anchorage
- AK License #24383
- Family owned & operated
──── Measured. Tested. Local.
Why Anchorage Chooses Primo for Edibles
Value you can compare.
Every licensed package tops out at 100mg, so we help you compare price per package and per milligram.
Alaska makers on the shelf.
Gummies, chocolates, baked goods, and capsules from licensed Alaska producers.
Open late, every day.
Doors open at 10 AM and we're here until 11:50 PM, seven days a week.
Want to know which edibles are in today? Call (907) 336-BUDS. We'll tell you what just came in.
THC Edibles
What Are THC Edibles, and Who Are They For?
THC edibles are foods and candies infused with THC, the main intoxicating compound in cannabis, that you eat instead of smoking or vaping. Because your body digests them first, they take longer to kick in and usually last much longer than smoking. Common formats include gummies, chocolates, cookies and brownies, hard candies, and capsules.
Edibles suit adults who want a smoke-free option, a longer-lasting experience, or something discreet. In Alaska, every edible is portioned by law: no more than 10mg of THC per serving and 100mg per package. Many makers also offer lower-dose pieces. You must be 21 or older with a valid ID to buy, including visitors. New to them? Start with a small serving and give it plenty of time. For how edibles compare with other THC formats, see our THC guide.
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How Buying Edibles at Primo Works
Buying edibles at Primo is a quick walk-in visit, and the most useful part is a short chat about format, timing, and serving size.
Check the live menu.
See today's edibles and prices on our shop page. Small Alaska batches sell through, so favorite flavors come and go.
Bring your 21+ ID.
Alaska law requires every licensed store to check a valid government-issued photo ID at the door.
Tell us what you're after.
Gummy or chocolate? Capsule or cookie? Evening at home or a longer outing? Your answers narrow the choices.
Check the milligrams per piece.
Some edibles come in 10mg pieces, others in smaller servings. We'll point it out on the label.
Check out and store them safely.
Your edibles go home in sealed, child-resistant packaging. Keep them locked away from kids and pets.
Have a question before you drive over? Call (907) 336-BUDS and we'll help you narrow it down.
THC Edibles
How Much Do Edibles Cost in Anchorage?
In Anchorage, a standard 100-milligram package of edibles typically costs about $14 to $35 on current dispensary menus, with premium chocolates and baked goods reaching about $40. That works out to roughly 14 to 40 cents per milligram of THC, and Anchorage adds a 5% marijuana sales tax at the register.
Since every licensed package in Alaska tops out at 100mg, comparing packages is simple: the price per package is essentially the price per 100mg.
Format.
Capsules and simple gummies usually cost the least; gourmet chocolates and baked goods cost the most.
Maker and recipe.
Small-batch Alaska bakeries price by ingredients and packaging.
Blends.
Products that pair THC with CBD or other cannabinoids can cost a little more.
Daily deals.
Specials change, so check our promos page before you shop.
Gummies vs. Chocolates vs. Capsules vs. Hard Candies: Which Edible Fits You?
Each edible format delivers THC a little differently, so here's a fair side-by-side comparison to help you choose.
| Compare | Gummies | Chocolates & Baked Goods | Capsules | Hard Candies & Mints |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Chewy candies in pre-portioned pieces | Infused chocolate, cookies, brownies | Swallowable THC oil, often full-extract | Slow-dissolving candies |
| Portioning | Easy: one piece is one serving | Scored pieces or bites | Very consistent | One piece per serving |
| Timing | Standard edible timing | Standard edible timing | Standard edible timing | Some makers say partly absorbed in the mouth |
| Typical value | Mid-range | Usually highest per package | Often lowest per package | Mid-range |
| Best Value | Flavor variety and easy portioning | A true dessert experience | Simple, taste-free routine | Discreet, sweet option |
Edibles vs. smoking: smoking or vaping works within minutes and fades faster, while edibles take longer and last hours longer. If you'd rather adjust quickly, try cannabis flower Anchorage shoppers love or THC cartridges.
How Long Do Edibles Take to Kick In, and How Long Do They Last?
Edibles usually take 30 minutes to 2 hours to start working, because THC has to be digested before you feel it, and Health Canada notes the full effect can take up to about 4 hours. Once they arrive, effects commonly last several hours and can last up to about 12.
The first hour isn't a verdict.
Feeling nothing at 45 minutes is normal. The most common edible mistake is taking more too soon.
Food changes the timing.
What and when you last ate can change how fast and how strongly an edible works.
Plan your day around it.
Skip alcohol, give yourself time, and never drive after eating an edible.
Alaska's Edible Rules, and How to Read a Serving Size
Alaska limits edibles to 10 milligrams of THC per serving and 100 milligrams per package, with no more than 10 servings per package, a rule in place since September 1, 2021. A licensed store can sell one person up to 5,600 milligrams of THC in combined products per day under 3 AAC 306.355.
- Check mg per piece. Some edibles are 10mg per piece; others use smaller servings, like 5mg pieces, so one package can hold more pieces.
- Check total mg per package. Licensed Alaska packages top out at 100mg.
- Check the maker and batch. Every licensed package ties back to state-required testing.
Visiting from a state that sells 500mg packages? Alaska's cap is 100mg by law, so compare value per package rather than per bag.
Keeping Edibles Safe at Home
Edible safety comes down to storage and patience, because edibles can look just like regular candy and take a while to work.
- Keep them in child-resistant packaging, stored up high or locked away.
- Keep them away from pets. THC is toxic to cats, dogs, and horses. If a pet eats one, call your vet or ASPCA Animal Poison Control at (888) 426-4435.
- If a child eats one, call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222 or 911 in an emergency.
- Don't mix with alcohol, and never drive after eating an edible.
Licensed Edibles vs. Online “Hemp THC” Gummies
Licensed edibles are made by Alaska-licensed manufacturers, tested by state-licensed labs, and sold by licensed stores, while many THC gummies advertised online, like delta-8 gummies, are shipped from out of state and sit outside that system. Some are sold in pieces stronger than Alaska's 10mg licensed cap. For the full picture, including the rules, see our THC guide.
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Every Kind of Edible We Carry
Our lineup covers every popular format, the full range of edibles you'd expect from a cannabis store that takes its shelf seriously. Each option below links to more detail.
THC Gummies
THC gummies are chewy candies with a measured amount of THC in each piece, and they're one of the most popular formats because portioning is easy. Alaska gummy packages top out at 100mg.
Chocolates & Baked Goods
Infused chocolates and baked goods are classic treats, from chocolate bars to cookies and brownie bites. They usually cost more per package but deliver a true dessert experience.
THC Capsules
THC capsules are swallowable pills filled with cannabis oil, often full-extract oil known as RSO, for a simple routine with no candy and no taste. They're frequently the best value per package.
Hard Candies & Mints
Hard candies and mints are slow-dissolving edibles, and some makers describe them as partly absorbed in the mouth. A 10-piece pack is a common format. Ask what flavors are in today, or browse our live menu.
Low-Dose & Mixed-Ratio Edibles
Low-dose edibles use smaller servings, such as 5mg pieces, while mixed-ratio edibles pair THC with CBD, like a 1:1 or 2:1 blend. Both are popular with people who want a gentler option.
Edibles Timing & First-Timer Guide
Our first-timer guide explains edible timing, serving sizes, and storage in plain language, so you know what to expect before your first bite. The key rule: give a single serving time before deciding anything.
The Full Edibles Aisle
Want to browse edibles and drinks in one place? Our category page shows the whole aisle at a glance.
──── Why Primo
Why Choose Primo for THC Edibles?
Primo is a locally owned South Anchorage shop that sells edibles with honest information attached, and here's how we answer the concerns people bring to the counter.
“Edibles never work for me.”
Often they just haven't had enough time. Edibles can take up to two hours to begin and longer to peak. We'll walk you through the timeline and suggest formats that fit your plans.
“I took too much last time.”
Alaska's 10mg cap means every serving is portioned, and some makers offer smaller pieces. Start small, wait before taking more, and skip alcohol.
“Is the dose on the label accurate?”
Every edible we sell is state-tested, and Alaska rules require THC to be evenly distributed. In 2017, Alaska regulators acted against a manufacturer whose edibles skipped required testing, which is exactly why buying licensed matters.
“Aren't edibles pricey?”
Value brands start around the mid-teens for 100mg in Anchorage, and capsules are often the best value. We'll help you compare before you buy.
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What Anchorage Customers Say About Primo AK
4.3
Google rating from 85 reviews
──── Service area
Serving South
Anchorage and the
Greater Anchorage Area
Primo AK proudly serves cannabis customers across Anchorage from our home base on the Old Seward Highway in South Anchorage. Neighbors in Bayshore, Klatt, Oceanview, Huffman, O'Malley, Goldenview, and Rabbit Creek are just minutes away, and shoppers on the Hillside and around Abbott Loop and Campbell Park find us an easy stop on the way home. We also welcome regulars from Sand Lake and Turnagain to the west, Midtown and the University Area to the north, and Airport Heights beyond. Whether you are heading home past Potter Marsh, spending the day at Far North Bicentennial Park, or driving down from Downtown or the Dimond district, Primo AK is your convenient, order-ahead dispensary on the south side of town.
- Old Seward Highway
- Bayshore
- Klatt
- Oceanview
- Huffman
- O'Malley
- Goldenview
- Rabbit Creek
- Hillside
- Abbott Loop
- Campbell Park
- Sand Lake
- Turnagain
- Midtown
- University Area
- Airport Heights
- Downtown
- Dimond
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do edibles cost in Anchorage?
In Anchorage, a standard 100mg package of edibles typically costs about $14 to $35 on current dispensary menus, with premium chocolates and baked goods reaching about $40, before the 5% marijuana sales tax. Call Primo at (907) 336-BUDS for today's prices.
What's the THC limit for edibles in Alaska?
Alaska limits edibles to 10 milligrams of THC per serving and 100 milligrams per package, with no more than 10 servings per package. The rule has been in place since September 1, 2021.
How long do edibles take to kick in?
Edibles usually take 30 minutes to 2 hours to start working, and the full effect can take up to about 4 hours, according to Health Canada. Food and metabolism affect timing.
How long do edibles last?
Edible effects commonly last several hours and can last up to about 12, so plan ahead, skip alcohol, and never drive after eating an edible.
How many edibles can I buy at once in Alaska?
A licensed Alaska retail store can sell one person up to 5,600 milligrams of THC in combined products per day.
Are gummies or chocolates better?
Gummies are easier to portion and come in lots of flavors, while chocolates and baked goods feel more like a dessert and usually cost more per package.
What is a 5mg edible?
A 5mg edible is a lower-dose piece containing half of Alaska's 10mg serving cap. Some makers use smaller pieces so people can start gently.
Can I mix edibles and alcohol?
It's best not to. Combining cannabis and alcohol can increase impairment, so keep them separate.
How should I store edibles?
Keep edibles in their original child-resistant packaging, stored up high or locked away from children and pets, since they can look like regular candy.
Can tourists buy edibles in Anchorage?
Yes. Adults 21 or older with a valid government-issued photo ID can buy edibles at licensed Anchorage stores. Public consumption is unlawful, so check your lodging's rules.
Order Ahead and Skip the Line at Primo AK
Open late tonight until 11:50 PM — order online now and your cart will be ready for pickup in minutes.
Call: (907) 336-BUDS
Visit: 12870 Old Seward Highway, Suite 105, Anchorage, AK 99515
Hours: Daily, 10:00 AM – 11:50 PM
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Explore Every Category at Primo AK
Cannabis Flower in Anchorage
Primo AK stocks one of South Anchorage's broadest selections of cannabis flower, from budget-friendly grams at $6 to top-shelf eighths at a flat $40. Choose from indica, sativa, and hybrid strains, each labeled with THC potency and terpene notes so you can match effect to occasion. Whether you want a relaxed indica for the evening or an energizing sativa before exploring Far North Bicentennial Park, our budtenders help you pick with confidence. Every batch is lab-tested with a Certificate of Analysis available on request, and what you read on our flower page is exactly what you find on the shelf on Old Seward Highway.
Pre-Rolls in Anchorage
Skip the grinding and go straight to the good part with Primo AK's pre-rolls and infused pre-rolls. Classic half-gram joints start at just $5, while high-potency infused pre-rolls from brands like Arctic Heater test well above 30% THC for a stronger experience. Every pre-roll lists its strain, type, and potency, so first-timers and seasoned smokers near Dimond and Bayshore alike know exactly what they are getting. They are the easiest, most portable way to enjoy quality Alaska flower — grab a single to try something new or stock up on your favorites next time you visit our South Anchorage store.
Cannabis Cartridges in Anchorage
For clean, convenient sessions, Primo AK carries a deep lineup of 510-thread vape cartridges and all-in-one disposables. Brands like Arctic Honey fill our cases with BDT, CDT, and live-resin carts, many testing around 80% THC, priced from $25 up to $66 for premium disposables. From bright sativa flavors to heavy indica strains, each cartridge lists its potency and profile so you can choose with confidence near Old Seward and Dimond. New to vaping? Our team will match the right cartridge to a compatible battery from our accessories wall so you leave ready to go, with everything working together.
Cannabis Concentrates in Anchorage
Experienced users will find Anchorage's concentrate connoisseurs well served at Primo AK, with live rosin, cured rosin, BHO, sugar wax, sugar crystal, distillate syringes, and kief. Potency runs high — many extracts test from the 60% to 90% THC range — and prices stay honest, from $16 single grams up to $140 baller jars. Our budtenders near Oceanview and Klatt can walk you through the difference between a solventless live rosin and a BHO sugar wax so you get the flavor and strength you want. Read our concentrates page to compare options, then visit to pick up your favorites.
THC Edibles in Anchorage
Primo AK's edible selection makes smoke-free dosing easy and precise, with gummies, chocolates, hard candies, RSO cannacaps, baked goods, and infused beverages from Anchorage-made brands. Most products are portioned at 100 mg total THC across ten doses, so you can start low and go slow — a great fit for first-timers and anyone in Bayshore or Oceanview who prefers a discreet option. Prices run $16 to $40, and every item lists its milligram potency clearly. Ask a budtender about onset times and dosing, or read our edibles page for a beginner's guide before you visit.
Smoke Accessories in Anchorage
Round out your visit with everything you need from Primo AK's accessories selection: rolling papers and cones, grinders, glass pipes and bongs, bowls and downstems, wax pens, 510 batteries, dab tools, and odor-proof storage. We carry trusted brands like Zig-Zag, RAW, Lookah, and Vuber at fair prices, from $1 screens to full e-rig kits around $50. It is the convenient one-stop option for South Anchorage — pair your flower, a cartridge, and the hardware to enjoy them in a single trip to Old Seward Highway. Not sure which battery fits your cart? Our team will match it for you.