Five CBD THC Gummies, Seltzers, Drops and Capsules Review: You Shop It By Milligrams, Not By Vibes — Which Is Exactly What This Category Has Been Missing
Five's website has one organising principle and it is the right one: shop by strength. Its navigation offers 2mg microdose, 5mg daily dose, 10mg high dose and 15mg quick hits, and every product carries its milligram count in the name. After reviewing brands selling 985mg gummies and undisclosed 'proprietary magic blends', a catalogue where you cannot accidentally buy something stronger than you meant to is a genuine achievement. Two things temper it. Its own legality FAQ does not mention that federal law changes on 12 November 2026 in a way that affects almost everything it sells. And its corporate parent, Medterra CBD LLC, holds an F rating from the Better Business Bureau.
Read this first: This is a dietary supplement, not a medication. It is not FDA-approved to treat any condition, it is not a substitute for prescription GLP-1 medication such as semaglutide or tirzepatide, and nothing here should be read as a promise of weight loss. Supplements are regulated far more loosely than drugs. Talk to a healthcare professional who knows your history before starting anything, particularly if you take medication or have a medical condition.
2mg microdose gummies
$29.99–$69.99
5mg gummies
$39.99–$89.98
10mg gummies
$49.99–$104.98
15mg fast-acting gummies
$34.99–$146.96
Strongest product
15mg THC — modest for this category
THC seltzers
$29.99 (2mg) · $39.99 (10mg)
Drops / capsules
$49.99 / $59.99
First-order offer
50% off with code, excluding subscriptions
Corporate parent
Medterra CBD LLC — BBB rating F
Section 781
Hits essentially the whole catalogue on 12 Nov 2026
Product Overview
Five trades under Medterra CBD LLC, the same Irvine, California company behind the Medterra and Vena brands, both of which we have reviewed. Medterra's BBB profile carries an F rating citing 'Advertising issues found by BBB' and failure to respond to five complaints, and it is not accredited. That is corporate context rather than a finding about Five's products, but it is the same company.
Despite the name, Five is now a THC brand rather than a CBD one. Its own page title reads 'Five — Shop THC Online', its navigation is built around delta-9 THC, and while Full Spectrum CBD + THC gummies remain in the range at $29.99 to $89.98, the CBD framing has receded behind the THC.
What distinguishes it is dose architecture, and it is the best in this category by a distance. The site sorts everything by strength — 2mg microdose, 5mg daily dose, 10mg high dose, 15mg quick hits — and every product name carries its milligram figure. Across dozens of hemp products we have reviewed, buyers have had to dig through certificates of analysis or product descriptions to find out how strong something is. Here it is the first thing you see and the primary way you navigate.
The ceiling matters too. Five's strongest product is 15mg of THC. Regulated cannabis markets typically cap an edible serving at 5 or 10mg, so 15mg is a full dose but a recognisable one — against the 100mg and 985mg products we have documented elsewhere in this series, it is a company operating within sane limits.
The range covers gummies at every tier, THC seltzers at 2mg and 10mg, milk chocolates, tinctures, capsules, sleep formulations and bundles, with certificates of analysis linked from the main navigation.
Manufacturer
Five is operated by Medterra CBD LLC of 9805 Research Drive, Irvine, California, trading since 14 February 2017. Medterra's BBB profile carries an F rating, citing both 'Advertising issues found by BBB' and 'Failure to respond to 5 complaint(s) filed against business', and it is not BBB accredited. Its complaint record shows 16 complaints over three years — 8 answered, 3 resolved, 5 unanswered — clustering on checkout upsells and discount codes that failed to apply. The same parent operates the Vena CBD brand. Five offers certificates of analysis from its main navigation, and publishes a shipping and returns page.
Intended use
Five sells hemp-derived delta-9 THC products for relaxation, sleep, mood and social use, for adults. These are not medicines, none is FDA-approved, and none treats any condition.
Ingredients & Amounts
| Ingredient | Amount | Stated role |
|---|---|---|
| Microdose 2mg THC gummies | $29.99–$69.99 | A genuine microdose — the sensible starting point |
| Microdose sleep 2mg THC gummies | $29.99–$69.99 | |
| Microdose 2mg THC drops (citrus or mint chocolate) | $49.99–$89.99 | Tincture format |
| Microdose 2mg THC capsules | $59.99 | Measured dosing, no flavour |
| Fast-acting 2mg THC seltzers | $29.99–$87.49 | Low-dose social format |
| Daily Buzz / Sour Buzz 5mg THC gummies | $39.99–$89.98 | Standard dispensary-equivalent serving |
| Knockout Sleep 5mg THC gummies | $39.99–$89.98 | Sleep formulation |
| Indica Chill / Sativa Surge / Hybrid Vibes 10mg | $49.99–$104.98 | Full serving |
| Fast-acting 10mg THC seltzers | $39.99–$99.58 | |
| Toffee 10mg THC milk chocolates | $39.99–$69.99 | |
| Fast-acting 15mg THC gummies | $34.99–$146.96 | Strain-named: Pineapple Express, Blue Dream, Super Lemon Haze, Sour Diesel |
| Full Spectrum CBD + THC gummies | $29.99–$89.98 | The CBD-forward remnant of the original brand |
| Quick Hits Tin | $14.99 | The cheapest entry point |
| Mystery Product | $40.00–$50.00 | Contents undisclosed — see below |
| Bundles | $63.99–$103.98 | Day and night, microdose flights, best sellers |
Read the dose column and notice what is not there: nothing above 15mg. That is the whole point of this brand and it is worth stating plainly, because across this series we have documented gummies at 100mg, 125mg and 985mg. Five's ladder runs 2, 5, 10, 15 and the number is in the product name every time, so you cannot buy a stronger product by accident. If you are new to THC edibles, the 2mg microdose line is genuinely appropriate — that is a fraction of a standard serving and roughly what a cautious first-timer should take. One oddity: a listing called 'Mystery Product' at $40 to $50 with a 10MG variant. For a brand whose entire proposition is knowing your dose, selling an unnamed product is an odd note, though the 10mg label at least tells you the strength.
What the Manufacturer Claims
These are Five (Medterra CBD LLC)'s claims, quoted from its own marketing — not our findings.
- “Shop by strength: 15mg thc quick hits · 10mg thc high dose · 5mg thc daily dose · 2mg thc microdose.
- “Is delta-9 legal to ship? Yes, depending on your local state-regulations. Delta-9 THC sourced from low-THC industrial hemp, like the kind five uses, is federally legal, with each state deciding their own laws.
- “What does delta-9 come from? The delta-9 THC five uses comes from federally legal industrial hemp.
- “Are five edibles real cannabis? Yes, five's edibles are all made with real hemp-derived cannabis components.
- “50% off first order with code, excluding subscriptions.
The dose-first navigation is the strongest thing here and needs no qualification — it is simply good practice. The legality FAQ is accurate as far as it goes and more careful than most: Five says delta-9 from low-THC hemp is federally legal 'with each state deciding their own laws', and it does not pretend state law is uniform. What it omits is the change coming on 12 November 2026, which alters the federal position rather than the state one and affects nearly everything on the site. A FAQ specifically about legality, published in August 2026, that does not mention a statutory change three months away is an omission rather than an inaccuracy — but it is a consequential one for anyone buying in bulk or subscribing.
What the Science Actually Supports
THC's intoxicating effect is well established and is the point of these products. Nothing here is sold on a health claim, which removes most of the evidential questions that dog CBD marketing.
Dose is the variable that actually determines outcome, and this is where Five's structure earns its keep. The documented harms of cannabis edibles — acute anxiety and panic, tachycardia, vomiting, and in susceptible people transient psychotic symptoms — cluster overwhelmingly at high doses in people without tolerance. Regulated markets converged on 5 to 10mg servings for exactly that reason. A catalogue that tops out at 15mg and starts at 2mg is built around that evidence rather than against it.
The 2mg microdose tier deserves particular credit. Two milligrams is genuinely below the threshold at which most people experience significant intoxication, and it is a reasonable dose for someone who wants a mild effect or is testing their response for the first time.
For sleep, the best-evidenced supplement remains melatonin for circadian problems. THC may shorten sleep onset for some people but tends to suppress REM sleep, and tolerance to any sedative effect develops. Cannabinoid sleep aids have modest and inconsistent evidence.
'Fast-acting' formulations generally rely on emulsification to speed absorption. The mechanism is plausible and the effect is real for some products — but faster onset also means less time between taking a dose and knowing you have taken too much, so it does not reduce the case for starting low.
Limits of That Evidence
- !Section 781 of the Appropriations Act for 2026 takes effect on 12 November 2026 and lands on essentially this entire catalogue. It moves the federal hemp definition to a total THC standard including THCA and caps finished hemp-derived cannabinoid products at 0.4mg total THC per container. A 20-count pack of 2mg gummies contains 40mg; a 10-count of 15mg gummies contains 150mg; a six-pack of 10mg seltzers contains 60mg. Every one of those is far above the cap. On the face of the statute, the whole range cannot lawfully continue in its current form after that date.
- !That matters more here than at most brands because Five publishes a legality FAQ and answers the question 'is delta-9 legal to ship?' without mentioning it. The answer given is accurate for today. It will not be accurate in November, and anyone reading that FAQ before subscribing or buying a $146 multipack is not being given the information they need.
- !The corporate parent's record is the other reservation. Medterra CBD LLC holds an F rating from the BBB, citing advertising issues found by the BBB and failure to respond to five complaints, with a complaint file concentrated on checkout upsells and discount codes displaying in the cart but not applying to the charge. Five runs a 50%-off-first-order code, which makes verifying that the discount actually applied particularly worth doing.
- !The 'Mystery Product' listing at $40 to $50 is a small inconsistency in a brand built on knowing exactly what you are taking. The 10MG variant label at least conveys strength.
- !Certificates of analysis are linked from the main navigation, which we credit, but we did not verify whether they are searchable by batch or which laboratory performs the testing.
- !None of these products is FDA-approved or evaluated by the FDA for safety, efficacy or quality.
Directions, Warnings & Allergens
- Directions
- Start at 2mg if you are new, and take one. Wait a full two hours before considering more — the single most common way people have a bad experience with edibles is redosing before the first dose has taken effect, and 'fast-acting' formulations shorten the window in which you can make that mistake without shortening the consequences. Five's dose ladder is designed to let you step up deliberately: try 2mg, then 5mg, and only move to 10mg or 15mg once you know how you respond.
- Allergens
- Not comprehensively published on the pages we reviewed. Gummies contain sugars, gelling agents, flavours and colours; the milk chocolates will contain dairy. Check the specific product panel if you have allergies.
Warnings
- ⚠These are intoxicating products. Do not drive, operate machinery, work or supervise children after taking them. Effects from edibles can take up to two hours to appear and last several hours.
- ⚠Every product here will cause a positive drug test. If you are tested for work, sport, a professional licence or legal reasons, do not use them.
- ⚠Do not combine with alcohol. The seltzers in particular are designed for social settings where that combination is easy to make.
- ⚠Anyone with a personal or family history of psychosis, schizophrenia or bipolar disorder should avoid THC products.
- ⚠High-dose or unexpected THC intoxication can cause severe anxiety, panic, rapid heart rate and vomiting. Starting at 2mg substantially reduces that risk.
- ⚠Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome — cycles of severe vomiting — is associated with heavy, prolonged use.
- ⚠Do not use in pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
- ⚠Adults only. Store gummies, chocolates and seltzers locked away from children and pets — chocolates and cans are particularly easy for a child to mistake for ordinary food and drink.
- ⚠THC interacts with sedatives, alcohol and some prescription medicines. If you take prescription medication — including a GLP-1 — check with a pharmacist.
- ⚠State law on hemp-derived delta-9 varies considerably, and Five's own FAQ says so. Check yours before ordering, and be aware the federal position changes on 12 November 2026.
Pricing, Subscription, Refunds & Shipping
- Quick Hits Tin
- $14.99 — cheapest entry point
- 2mg microdose gummies / seltzers
- $29.99–$87.49
- Full Spectrum CBD + THC gummies
- $29.99–$89.98
- 15mg fast-acting gummies
- $34.99–$146.96
- 5mg gummies
- $39.99–$89.98
- 10mg seltzers / milk chocolates
- $39.99–$99.58
- 2mg drops
- $49.99–$89.99
- 10mg gummies
- $49.99–$104.98
- 2mg capsules
- $59.99
- Bundles
- $63.99–$103.98
- Subscription
- A subscribe-and-save programme and rewards scheme are offered, along with bundle pricing. Note that the 50%-off first-order code explicitly excludes subscriptions, so the cheapest way in is a one-off order. Given that Section 781 takes effect on 12 November 2026, we would not put any of these products on a recurring plan or buy a multipack now.
- Refund policy
- Five publishes a shipping and returns page, though we did not verify its detail. Given the corporate parent's complaint record — which centres on checkout upsells and discount codes not applying — the practical advice is to check your cart line by line before paying and verify that the 50% code actually came off the total.
- Shipping
- Standard shipping, with a published shipping and returns page. Five's FAQ correctly notes that shipping legality depends on your state. Check yours before ordering.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓The clearest dose architecture in this category — shop by 2mg, 5mg, 10mg or 15mg
- ✓Every product carries its milligram count in the name
- ✓Tops out at 15mg, a recognisable serving rather than an extreme one
- ✓A genuine 2mg microdose tier, appropriate for first-time users
- ✓Certificates of analysis linked from the main navigation
- ✓A legality FAQ that correctly says state law varies rather than claiming blanket legality
- ✓Formats across gummies, seltzers, chocolates, drops and capsules at every dose level
- ✓Quick Hits Tin at $14.99 as a cheap way to try the brand
- ✓50% off a first order with code
- ✓Sleep formulations available at both 2mg and 5mg rather than only at high dose
Cons
- ✗Section 781 lands on essentially the entire catalogue on 12 November 2026
- ✗The legality FAQ does not mention that change, three months out
- ✗Corporate parent Medterra CBD LLC holds a BBB rating of F
- ✗That F cites 'Advertising issues found by BBB' plus five unanswered complaints
- ✗Parent's complaint record centres on checkout upsells and discount codes not applying
- ✗A 'Mystery Product' listing at $40–$50 sits oddly in a dose-transparency brand
- ✗The 50% first-order code excludes subscriptions
- ✗COA system not verified for batch-level lookup or named laboratory
- ✗The CBD in the brand name is now largely vestigial — this is a THC company
Who It May Be Best For
- •Anyone new to THC edibles who wants to start at a genuinely low dose and step up deliberately
- •People who want to know exactly how strong a product is without opening a lab report
- •Buyers who want a low-dose social option — the 2mg seltzers are sensible
- •Anyone who has had a bad experience with an overly strong edible and wants control
- •Shoppers wanting to try the category cheaply via the $14.99 Quick Hits Tin
Who Should Avoid It
- •You are drug tested for work, sport, a licence or legal reasons
- •You are pregnant or breastfeeding
- •You have a personal or family history of psychosis, schizophrenia or bipolar disorder
- •There are children or pets in the household and you cannot store products locked away
- •You live in a state that restricts hemp-derived delta-9
- •You were planning to subscribe or buy a multipack ahead of November 2026
- •You want a company whose corporate parent has a clean BBB record
Alternatives
Medterra
The same parent company's flagship brand — a 10mg THC ceiling and the best shop-by-spectrum navigation for anyone who is drug tested.
Read more →Vena CBD
The third brand in this group, with saffron at the dose the trials used — and the same F-rated parent behind it.
Read more →Canna River
Far better value per milligram on CBD specifically, with exact potency on every variant.
Read more →Frequently Asked Questions
How strong are Five's products?
Moderate by this category's standards, and clearly labelled. The range runs 2mg, 5mg, 10mg and 15mg of THC, with the milligram figure in every product name and the site navigation organised by strength. Fifteen milligrams is the ceiling. Regulated cannabis markets typically cap an edible serving at 5 to 10mg, so Five's top tier is a full dose rather than an extreme one — against products we have reviewed containing 100mg or 985mg, it is a company operating within sane limits.
What dose should I start with?
Two milligrams, and one of them. That is genuinely below the threshold at which most people feel significant intoxication, which makes it a sensible way to find out how you respond. Wait a full two hours before considering more — redosing too early is the commonest way people have a frightening experience with edibles, and the 'fast-acting' formulations shorten your margin for that mistake rather than removing it.
Is this legal where I live?
It depends on your state, and Five says so rather than claiming blanket legality — its FAQ notes that hemp-derived delta-9 is federally legal 'with each state deciding their own laws'. What its FAQ does not mention is that the federal position changes on 12 November 2026, when Section 781 of the Appropriations Act for 2026 caps finished hemp-derived cannabinoid products at 0.4mg total THC per container. Every product Five sells is well above that. Check your state now, and do not stock up.
What happens to these products in November 2026?
On the face of the statute, they cannot lawfully continue in current form. Section 781 takes effect on 12 November 2026 and caps hemp-derived cannabinoid products at 0.4mg of total THC per container, while moving the hemp definition to a total THC standard including THCA. A 20-count pack of even the 2mg gummies contains 40mg — a hundred times the cap. Do not subscribe and do not buy multipacks now.
Who owns Five CBD?
Medterra CBD LLC of Irvine, California, which also operates the Medterra and Vena brands. That matters because Medterra's BBB profile carries an F rating, citing 'Advertising issues found by BBB' and failure to respond to five complaints, and it is not accredited. Its complaint record centres on extra items appearing during checkout and discount codes displaying in the cart but not applying to the final charge — worth knowing given Five's 50%-off first-order code.
Is Five a CBD brand or a THC brand?
A THC brand now, despite the name. Its own page title is 'Five — Shop THC Online', its navigation is built entirely around delta-9 THC dose tiers, and while Full Spectrum CBD + THC gummies remain in the catalogue at $29.99 to $89.98, the CBD framing has receded. If you came looking for CBD without intoxication, this is not the brand for it.
Will these show up on a drug test?
Yes. Every product here contains delta-9 THC, including the 2mg microdose line. If a positive test would cost you your job, licence or custody arrangement, do not use them — and note that even CBD-forward hemp products carry some risk.
Are lab results available?
Certificates of analysis are linked from the main site navigation, which is more than several competitors offer. We did not verify whether the certificates are searchable by batch number or which laboratory performs the testing, so ask if batch-level verification matters to you.
Our Take
Five does the single most useful thing a hemp brand can do: it makes the dose impossible to miss. The site is navigated by strength — 2mg microdose, 5mg daily dose, 10mg high dose, 15mg quick hits — and every product carries its milligram count in the name. Across this whole series of hemp reviews, buyers have had to dig through descriptions and lab reports to find out how strong something is, and more than once we have found products at 100mg, 125mg and 985mg sold to people with no way of calibrating that. Five's ladder starts at a genuine microdose and stops at 15mg. That is a company designing around how edibles actually go wrong.
The formats support it — gummies, seltzers, chocolates, drops and capsules available at low doses rather than only at high ones — and certificates of analysis are linked from the main navigation. A $14.99 tin makes trying it cheap. Its legality FAQ is more careful than most, correctly noting that state law varies rather than claiming blanket legality.
Which makes the omission in that same FAQ more frustrating. Section 781 takes effect on 12 November 2026, capping hemp-derived cannabinoid products at 0.4mg of total THC per container — a hundred times below even a pack of Five's 2mg gummies. A page specifically answering 'is delta-9 legal to ship?', published three months before that, should say so. Anyone reading it before subscribing or buying a $146 multipack is not getting what they need.
And the corporate context is the same one we found reviewing Medterra and Vena: parent company Medterra CBD LLC holds an F from the BBB, citing advertising issues found by the BBB alongside five unanswered complaints, with a complaint record centred on checkout upsells and discount codes that display in the cart and then fail to apply. Five runs a 50%-off first-order code, so check that it actually came off before you pay.
We rate Five 3.4 out of 5 — the best dose transparency in this category, undercut by a legality FAQ that stops three months short and a parent company rated F for how it advertises.
If you are new to THC edibles, this is the range we would point you to, and 2mg is where to start. Just buy one pack rather than a subscription, check your discount applied, and do not stock up before November.
Supplement disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Dietary supplements are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness before they are sold, and a supplement is not equivalent to, or a replacement for, prescription GLP-1 medication such as semaglutide or tirzepatide. We make no claim that any supplement will cause weight loss.
How we sourced this review: Ingredients, amounts, claims, pricing and policies above were taken from Five (Medterra CBD LLC)'s own published product page as of August 2026, and are quoted or attributed as such. Where the company does not publish a detail, we say so rather than estimate. Formulations and prices change — check the current label before buying.
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