Olli StikiStix Cannabis Edibles Recalled Over Labelling Errors: Health Canada

Roughly 660 units of a cannabis edible sold across Alberta between late August and mid-September 2026 are now the subject of a voluntary recall, after the manufacturer discovered that key cannabinoid information was missing from the packaging. Olli Brands Inc. has pulled the affected lot of its Olli StikiStix Multipack Sour Razzy Pink Lemonade (300 CBG 100 THC) from authorized retailers, working alongside Health Canada and provincial distributor Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis to notify consumers.

The recall, identified under reference number RA-82617, was published on September 15, 2026, and covers a single production lot sold exclusively within Alberta.

What Products Are Being Recalled?

The affected item is the ‘Olli StikiStix 300 CBG 100 THC Multipack Sour Razzy Pink Lemonade,’ packaged as 10 x 10 g units inside one outer pouch. The recalled lot number is OKRPM04AU26B0, with a packaging date recorded as 2026-AU-06. The pouches are blue and white, marked with a red octagon-shaped standardized cannabis symbol in the top left corner and a yellow Health Warning Box along the bottom.

Both the outer multipack packaging and the individual inner packages are affected, though the specific missing details differ between the two.

Why Was This Recall Issued?

According to Health Canada, the product carries multiple labelling deficiencies, some involving information that was left off entirely and others involving values that were printed incorrectly.

On the outer packaging, the total CBD content and CBD-per-unit figures were missing altogether, along with the required net weight and discrete unit statements in both English and French. The label also printed ‘Total CBG 300 mg’ where it should have reflected the correct CBD figure, and Health Canada notes a spelling error in the CBG declaration. The actual values, as determined by the company, show total CBD per unit at less than 1 mg and total CBG at 300 mg.

The inner packaging had its own set of omissions: the THC content per unit, CBD content per unit, and CBG content per unit were all missing in English and French. Testing showed the actual figures to be 10 mg of THC per unit, less than 1 mg of CBD per unit, and 30 mg of CBG per unit — numbers consumers had no way of confirming from the label itself.

Who Is Affected?

Distribution was limited to Alberta, where the product moved through authorized cannabis retailers between August 27 and September 15, 2026. Anyone in the province who purchased Olli StikiStix Sour Razzy Pink Lemonade multipacks during that window should check their packaging against lot number OKRPM04AU26B0.

As of the recall notice, neither Olli Brands Inc. nor Health Canada had received any complaints or adverse reaction reports connected to the affected lot.

What Should You Do?

Health Canada is advising consumers to take the following steps:

• Check your packaging to confirm whether it matches the recalled lot number OKRPM04AU26B0.
• If you have the affected product, contact the store where it was purchased to arrange a return.
• Report any health or safety concerns related to this or any other cannabis product through Health Canada’s Cannabis Reporting Form.

Because the inner packaging did not disclose the true THC content, consumers who assumed the product contained little or no THC should be especially cautious, as unknowingly consuming THC can cause impairment, particularly for those unaccustomed to its effects.

Official Statement

Health Canada states that the recall was initiated voluntarily by Olli Brands Inc. ‘after noticing the missing information from the labelling material,’ and the agency is continuing to monitor the situation alongside the company. The recalling firm is based in Alberta and can be reached at 1-888-924-1384, while the provincial distributor, Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis, can be contacted at 1-800-272-8876 for additional guidance.

Health Canada has published the full product images and lot details on its recalls and safety alerts website, and consumers can subscribe to email notifications for future cannabis product recalls.