A Complete Dosage Guide for Edibles

Navigating the world of cannabis consumption can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to determining the right dosage. In this guide, we will explore how to find the ideal dose for various experience levels, focusing on edibles – a method with a slower onset but longer-lasting effects compared to smoking or vaping.


Starting with a small dose and gradually raising it is the key to finding your personal correct dose, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Throughout this article, we will discuss the different dosage ranges for users from beginners to experts, the concept of microdosing, and a general timeline of THC edible effects. By the end of this guide, you'll have a solid understanding of how to effectively manage your cannabis consumption and confidently choose the appropriate dosage for your needs.

Seasoned Consumer

Moderate Tolerance: 15-30 mg

1-2.5 mg

2.5-15 mg

15-30 mg

30-50 mg

80-100 mg

Regular users with moderate tolerance to cannabis might need larger doses to achieve the same effects as before. They could experience stronger relaxation and euphoria and feel more comfortable with cannabis's effects.


Remember, everyone's experience can be different. If you're new to edibles or not sure how much to take, start with a small amount and wait to feel the effects before taking more.

Seasoned Consumer

Moderate Tolerance: 15-30 mg

1-2.5 mg

2.5-15 mg

15-30 mg

30-50 mg

80-100 mg

Regular users with moderate tolerance to cannabis might need larger doses to achieve the same effects as before. They could experience stronger relaxation and euphoria and feel more comfortable with cannabis's effects.

Remember, everyone's experience can be different. If you're new to edibles or not sure how much to take, start with a small amount and wait to feel the effects before taking more.

1-2.5 mg

2.5-15 mg

15-30 mg

30-50 mg

80-100 mg

Seasoned

Consumer

Moderate Tolerance:
15-30 mg

Regular users with moderate tolerance to cannabis might need larger doses to achieve the same effects as before. They could experience stronger relaxation and euphoria and feel more comfortable with cannabis's effects.



Remember, everyone's experience can be different. If you're new to edibles or not sure how much to take, start with a small amount and wait to feel the effects before taking more.

Edible Dosing Chart

Total Duration
4 - 8 hours

Onset Time
30m - 2 hours

Peak Time
2 - 4 hours

After Effects
8+ hours

hours

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Total Duration
4 - 8 hours

Onset Time
30m - 2 hours

Peak Time
2 - 4 hours

After Effects
8+ hours

hours

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

30 min to 2 hours
after consumption

Edibles take longer to start working compared to smoking. You might feel the effects in 30 minutes to 2 hours or sometimes even longer.

2 to 4 hours
after consumption

You'll usually feel the strongest effects about 2 to 4 hours after eating the edible. This is when you might feel very relaxed, happy, or have different perceptions.

4 to 8 hours
after consumption

The effects of THC edibles generally last longer than other consumption methods. They can last anywhere from 4 to 8 hours. The duration and intensity of the effects will depend on factors like the edible's potency and the user's tolerance.

8 hours
after consumption:

Once the strongest effects have passed, you might still feel some residual effects potentially lasting up to 12 hours or more. You could feel relaxed, sleepy, or have a harder time thinking clearly or moving well.

30 min to 2 hours
after consumption

Edibles take longer to start working compared to smoking. You might feel the effects in 30 minutes to 2 hours or sometimes even longer.


2 to 4 hours
after consumption

You'll usually feel the strongest effects about 2 to 4 hours after eating the edible. This is when you might feel very relaxed, happy, or have different perceptions.


4 to 8 hours
after consumption

The effects of THC edibles generally last longer than other consumption methods. They can last anywhere from 4 to 8 hours. The duration and intensity of the effects will depend on factors like the edible's potency and the user's tolerance.


8 hours
after consumption:

Once the strongest effects have passed, you might still feel some residual effects potentially lasting up to 12 hours or more. You could feel relaxed, sleepy, or have a harder time thinking clearly or moving well.


30 min to 2 hours
after consumption

Edibles take longer to start working compared to smoking. You might feel the effects in 30 minutes to 2 hours or sometimes even longer.

2 to 4 hours
after consumption

You'll usually feel the strongest effects about 2 to 4 hours after eating the edible. This is when you might feel very relaxed, happy, or have different perceptions.

4 to 8 hours
after consumption

The effects of THC edibles generally last longer than other consumption methods. They can last anywhere from 4 to 8 hours. The duration and intensity of the effects will depend on factors like the edible's potency and the user's tolerance.

8 hours
after consumption:

Once the strongest effects have passed, you might still feel some residual effects potentially lasting up to 12 hours or more. You could feel relaxed, sleepy, or have a harder time thinking clearly or moving well.

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