NiMBiN sells cannabis edibles in Seattle, WA at 10861 1st Ave S. The menu lists gummies, chocolates, beverages, and baked goods. Adults 21 and older can shop edibles online or in the store, open daily from 8 AM to 11 PM.

Edibles are foods and drinks made with cannabis. NiMBiN lists gummies, chocolates, beverages, and baked goods on its website, with a precise THC amount printed on every package. Shoppers who want cannabis edibles in Seattle can check the serving size on each label.
Washington caps solid edibles at 10 mg of THC per serving and 100 mg per package. That cap makes it easy to measure a small first amount.
Gummies and chocolates come in pieces with a set THC amount per piece. Read the serving size on the label, because one package holds several servings.
Beverages and baked goods are on the NiMBiN online menu. Stock changes by producer, so check the menu or call before you visit.
Edibles act more slowly than smoking, and the effect can last for hours. Wait a full hour or more before taking another serving.
In one transaction, Washington allows up to 16 ounces of solid infused product and 72 ounces of liquid infused product for adults 21 and older.
Washington caps solid edibles at 10 mg of THC per serving and 100 mg per package. The label shows the amount for each serving. NiMBiN staff can point to the THC amount on any package in the store.
Edibles take longer than smoking, often an hour or more, and the effect can last for hours. Wait at least an hour before taking more. Seattle customers who are new to edibles should start with one small serving.
Washington requires child-resistant packaging, and you should keep edibles in it. Store them in a locked place, away from other snacks. Many edibles look like candy, so label the container.
One transaction can include up to 16 ounces of solid infused product and 72 ounces of liquid infused product for adults 21 and older. Those limits come from the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board. NiMBiN staff can help you stay within them.
Yes. NiMBiN carries cannabis beverages in its edibles selection. Stock changes, so check the online menu or call (206) 241-0420 to see what is on the shelf.
No. Washington sets a legal limit of 5 nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood for drivers 21 and older. Impairment can lead to a DUI charge at any level. Edibles can last for hours, so plan a ride.
Edibles solve two problems many Seattle shoppers have: a smoke-free lease and a trip that ends at the airport.
Many Seattle apartments ban smoking in the lease. Edibles create no smoke, so they work for renters, though Washington still bars use in view of the public (RCW 69.50.445). Use them at home or on private property.
NiMBiN sits a short drive north of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Cannabis stays illegal under federal law, so you cannot carry edibles onto a plane, even to a legal state. Buy only what you will finish in Washington.
Washington caps edibles at 10 mg of THC per serving (WAC 314-55-095) and requires child-resistant packaging. Many still look like candy. Lock them up, and save the Washington Poison Center number, 1-800-222-1222, in case of an accident.
New to edibles? Ask a budtender for a product with 10 mg of THC or less per piece, and check how many servings the package holds. Packaged edibles fill the wall displays, and stock changes by producer. Call (206) 241-0420 before you visit if you want a specific gummy, chocolate, or drink.


NiMBiN is at 10861 1st Ave S in Seattle and is open daily from 8 AM to 11 PM. Order online for store pickup or stop by with a valid photo ID.
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10861 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98168. Open daily 8 AM to 11 PM.
For adults 21 and older. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Keep cannabis away from children and pets, and do not drive after using it.