Good Tide is an Oregon-born cannabis edible brand in the Wyld family. It makes tropical fruit gummies infused with single-strain, full-spectrum solventless hash rosin, in recyclable and compostable paper tubes. The line sits apart from Wyld's broader gummy portfolio: Good Tide's proposition is a rosin-based edible with batch traceability and a narrow, beach-themed flavor system.
Origin and ownership
Wyld's official history says Good Tide launched in 2022. Wyld began in Oregon as an independent edible company, and Good Tide sits inside that family rather than operating as a standalone manufacturer. In January 2026 the family expanded when Grön joined Wyld and Good Tide, widening the portfolio to gummies, chocolates and ratioed confections.
How the gummies are made
Good Tide uses solventless hash rosin pressed from a single cannabis strain rather than distillate. Trichomes are separated with water and ice, then worked with pressure and temperature, so the extract keeps naturally occurring cannabinoids and terpenes without hydrocarbon solvents. The gummies are vegan, made with real fruit, and carry no artificial additives or colors.
Current flavors
The range runs Mango, Guava, Pineapple, Grapefruit, Kiwi Strawberry and Passion Fruit, with the brand attaching mellow, balanced, uplifting, blissful, refreshing and sleep labels to them as marketing categories. Ratio SKUs pair grapefruit with CBC, kiwi strawberry with CBG and passion fruit with CBN at 1:1:1.
Potency and batch transparency
Most listed markets show ten milligrams of THC per gummy and 100 milligrams per package; Michigan packages show 20 milligrams per gummy. Good Tide also runs a rosin batch lookup that resolves the source strain from the package's METRC batch ID.
Where it is sold
Wyld lists Good Tide in licensed dispensaries across Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Oregon and Washington; individual product pages also list Massachusetts.
Environmental program
Good Tide ties its identity to ocean conservation. A January 2026 company update says Good Tide and Wyld Works supported removal of 100,000 pounds of plastic and debris in 2025, bringing the Ocean Blue Project partnership total to 350,000 pounds since December 2022.
The product name gives only part of the dose story. Most listed markets use ten milligrams of THC per gummy and 100 milligrams per package, while Michigan uses a higher per-piece amount. Ratio gummies add CBC, CBG or CBN alongside THC. The local package and nutrition panel determine the serving, total cannabinoids, ingredients and required warnings for the state where it is sold.
Rosin and batch lookup
Hash rosin is a solventless cannabis concentrate made through ice-water separation and pressing, but a rosin gummy remains an edible with its own onset and duration. Good Tide's batch lookup uses the METRC number on the package to identify the rosin source strain. That connection is more specific than assuming that every Mango, Guava or Pineapple package uses the same cultivar forever.
Fruit names and cannabinoid ratios
Mango, Guava and Pineapple are THC gummy flavors, while Grapefruit, Kiwi Strawberry and Passion Fruit add named minor cannabinoids in ratio formulas. Mood words such as mellow, balanced, uplifting, blissful, refreshing and sleep are marketing categories rather than guaranteed effects. Adults should compare the cannabinoids and dose instead of choosing only from the mood label.
Family and environmental work
Good Tide launched within the Wyld family, and Grön joined that group in January 2026. The brands keep separate products and identities even though they share corporate ownership. Good Tide also reported that its partnership with Ocean Blue Project removed 100,000 pounds of debris during 2025 and 350,000 pounds cumulatively since December 2022. Those are partnership totals rather than the environmental impact of one package.
Edible brand peers
Related gummy and extract-infused edible profiles include Wyld, Kiva Confections, PLUS Products and Lost Farm.