THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is the primary psychoactive compound in cannabis. The dosage needed can vary significantly from person to person due to factors such as:
- Tolerance: Regular users may require higher doses.
- Body weight: Heavier individuals may need more.
- Metabolism: How your body processes THC.
- Method of consumption: Edibles, smoking, vaping, etc.
| THC Dosage | Experience Level | Effects |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2 mg | Beginner | Very mild, subtle relief from symptoms like pain, anxiety, or stress. |
| 2.5-5 mg | Low tolerance/Beginner | Mild euphoria, increased relaxation, and relief from mild symptoms. |
| 5-10 mg | Occasional user | Moderate euphoria, stronger relief for symptoms like pain or insomnia. |
| 10-15 mg | Regular user | Stronger psychoactive effects, significant symptom relief, impaired coordination. |
| 20-30 mg | Experienced user | Very strong effects, potential for anxiety or paranoia for some. |
| 30+ mg | High tolerance/Medical users | Intense effects are only recommended for experienced users or those with medical needs. |
Tips for New Users
- Start low, go slow: Begin with a small dose and wait to assess the effects before taking more.
- Consider edibles: Edibles can have delayed onset and longer-lasting effects.
- Stay hydrated: Drinking plenty of water can help with potential side effects.
- Avoid driving: THC can impair driving ability.