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These Tiny THC Packets for Lazy People Let You Spike Your Own Drink

Turn any drink or food into an edible with these pocket-sized squeezers from Cann.

By Maha Haq | Reviewed by Ysolt Usigan

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Most THC drinks are trying to fit into drinking culture. They want to be something you sip, something social, something that replaces alcohol in a way that feels familiar. Cann Roadies are doing something different. These are small, pre-measured THC packets—basically the cannabis and hemp version of a sauce packet. You tear one open, squeeze it into whatever you’re already having, and that’s it. No measuring, no guesswork, and no commitment to a full beverage. It’s not really a drink—it’s something you add to one.

It’s also way more discreet than most THC drinks and edibles. It looks like nothing, takes two seconds to use, and doesn’t draw attention the way opening a can, carrying a bottle, or opening a mylar bag of gummies does.

These THC drink mixers are one of the more low-profile ways to carry THC around. You can throw a few packets in your pocket and not think about it, which isn’t really the case with cans, bottles, or even most edibles. It’s especially useful in places where bringing a drink isn’t practical or where anything that looks like cannabis feels a little too obvious.

Cann Roadies are closer to a liquid edible than a traditional THC beverage—only they’re flexible, discreet, and easier to control.

Choose Your Lane: Cann Roadies OPTIONS

Cann has two versions of Roadies. The original flavored packets (2mg THC 4mg CBD) lean into microdosing and flavor pairing. They also contain sugar. On the other hand, the newer Naked Hi Boy version (released in August 2025) bumps that up to 5mg THC and removes the flavor entirely. Plus, it’s sugar-free.

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