Medical Cannabis Tincture Dosing: Milligrams, Not Drops
Tincture dosing runs on milligrams per milliliter, not drops. Start at 1–2 mg THC, wait two hours, then titrate slowly. Here's the math.
Tincture dosing runs on milligrams per milliliter, not drops. Start at 1–2 mg THC, wait two hours, then titrate slowly. Here's the math.
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