Frequently Asked Questions?

Where can I buy Exodus Edibles?

Currently, our products are not available in the retail market anywhere on the island.

In Ocho Rios and Kingston, we offer a concierge-style delivery service. You place an order on our website and our customer service team will confirm your order and deliver your Exodus Brownie to your home, hotel hostel or Airbnb. We do not accept online e-commerce payments and will accept cash in US dollars or Jamaican dollars upon delivery. One single serve Exodus Brownie costs 1,000 JMD (~ $6 USD). You can order your brownie(s) by the dozen here.

Can you ship or mail Exodus Edibles product to my home address?

No. However, we offer customers the opportunity to pre-order on our website. Completed orders will be delivered discreetly in-person locally in Jamaica, and we only accept cash payment. Customers are welcomed and encouraged to offer a cash tip to their delivery driver.

Where do you deliver on the island?

We currently only deliver to Ocho Rios and Kingston but we plan to offer our concierge style delivery service in Negril, Portland, Montego Bay and St. Elizabeth by end of 2026.

What resources exist to learn more about edibles, and cannabis, in general?

We launched a series of educational videos on TikTok aimed at answering this question and much more. Check out Divinity's answer here, Dr. Dan's answer here and of course, visit our "Education" page to learn more.

Do you offer ganja farm tours? Yes, as part of our CEO's goal for Exodus to be # 1 in edibles education, we offer private, small-group tours of the farm we partner with to source our premium cannabis. This immersive experience is designed for curious consumers who want to deepen their understanding of the plant—from cultivation to consumption—while connecting directly with the land and people behind it. The tour costs $90 per person and we can accomodate up to 6 guests. Each guest receives a complimentary Exodus Brownie. Learn more here.

Are Exodus Edibles made with indica or sativa?

We only use premium indica strains. We don't use any hybrid or sativa strains in the formulation of our products. Learn more about why we made this strategic decision here. We occassionally use indica-dominant hybrid strains such as cherry pie.

Does the potency change if I microwave, refrigerate or freeze my Exodus Edibles product(s)?

This is a nuanced answer - check out Dr. Dan's take in our TikTok educational content seies here.

How much cannabis is in Exodus Edibles products?

20 mg THC.

How long do the psychoactive effects of the edibles last?

The answer to this question varies greatly deopending on your tolerance level and physiobiology. Our CEO dives deep into the nuances here in our TikTok educational content series.

Why am I not having a similar experience or reaction to an edible as a friend despite both consuming the same product?

Dr. Dan gives a thoughtful, comprehensive response to this excellent question here in our TikTok educational content series.

Why are edibles preferable to smoking?

Edibles are often preferable to smoking because they offer a smoke-free way to consume cannabis without irritating the lungs or exposing the body to combustion byproducts. Edibles tend to produce longer-lasting effects, making them helpful for sustained relief from issues like stress, pain, or sleep challenges. They’re also more discreet, easier to dose consistently, and often feel gentler for users who want a more relaxed, body-centered experience. Because edibles take longer to take effect, it’s important to start with a low dose and be patient.

What is the shelf life and ideal storage temperature for Exodus Edibles products?

Exodus Edibles stay fresh for 6-9 days, and will stay fresh longer depending on how they’re stored and the ingredients used. At room temperature, brownies usually last about three to four days when kept in an airtight container, while cupcakes last one to two days if unfrosted and up to two or three days if lightly frosted. Refrigerating pastries can extend their shelf life—brownies up to a week and cupcakes five to seven days—but airtight storage is important to prevent drying out. Both brownies and cupcakes freeze well and can last two to three months when wrapped individually and stored in freezer-safe containers.

How should I store any leftover Exodus Edibles products?

We recommend storing your edibles in a sealed container in a cool, dark place. Always be sure to keep edibles out of direct sunlight and out of reach of children and pets. Exodus Edibles can be refrigerated and/or frozen to preserve freshness. We recommend microwaving previously refrigerated for 15-35 seconds (and 1-2 minutes for previously frozen edibles) before eating.

What type of events will Exodus be curating in 2026?

Our first event of the new year will be another exclusive invite only yacht party held on Valentine's Day Saturday February 14, 2026 from 3-6 pm. Join the mailing list for details and access.

How can I get access to Exodus Experience events such as the yacht parties in Ocho Rios?

Join our mailing list and follow us on social media: TikTok and Instagram. Once you're plugged in, stay tuned for details on how to become an approved Exodus Elite member.

How did Divinity and Dr. Dan meet and decide to become business partners?

Divinity met Dr. Dan in 2018 when she was living and working at a high-growth tech startup in San Francisco and seeking evidence-based guidance for the safe and effective use of cannabis to manage depression, stress, insomnia, and anxiety. While serving as Divinity’s medical cannabis physician, Dr. Dan and Divinity developed a trusted professional relationship which evolved into a lasting friendship. When Divinity decided to enter the cannabis industry and launch Exodus Edibles, she turned to Dr. Dan for strategic guidance on the medicinal value of cannabis as a healing herb. Although he initially joined the company as a part-timeadvisor, Dr. Dan’s insights and leadership quickly proved invaluable. Recognizing the depth of his impact, Divinity invited him to take on a more formal role as Chief Medical Officer, where he now helps shape Exodus Edibles’ educational mission, product integrity, and clinical approach to cannabis.

As a founder and entrepreneur, how did Divinity's personal cannabis use evolve into launching Exodus Edibles?

Great question. Divinity was afraid to experiment with cannabis as a teen and young adult due to the Nancy Reagan Just Say No era propaganda that made her believe cannabis was harmful and addictive. She discusses that here. She was a 22 year old college graduate living in Uganda the first time she tried weed. Her boyfriend who would later become her husband introduced her to weed that he said was sourced from Afghanistan. It was incredibly potent but Divinity recalls enjoying the calming, sedating effects and she became a regular consumer of cannabis throughout her 20's.

In this video, Divinity describes the pivot from personal use to launching a cannabis company.

Will you be offering more products beyond the Exodus Brownie in 2026?

No, but in Spring 2027 we will be introducing a new decadent dessert to the market. Future product development plans include banana pudding, pecan pralines, lemon pound cake, coconut cupcakes, sweet potato pie and peach cobbler.

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