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Edible forms of cannabis, including food products, lozenges, and capsules, can produce effective, long-lasting, and safe effects. Most weed edibles contain a significant amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). THC-dominant edibles are consumed for recreational and medical purposes and can induce a wide range of effects including relaxation, euphoria, increased appetite, fatigue, and anxiety. Some edibles feature other cannabinoids predominantly—most commonly cannabidiol (CBD) with very little THC. To learn more, browse our library of great edibles to find the type that works best for you.
Frequently asked questions about Frequently asked questions about edibles
What edible dose is right for me?
Depending on your metabolism, size, genetics, tolerance level, and whether you’ve just eaten or not; The right dose of weed edibles is different for everyone. Also consider if you’re taking indica or sativa edibles, if the edibles are 1:1 CBD-THC, and what you are hoping to get from infused edibles whether it be for better sleep or just to have fun. First time taking a weed edible? Start with a small dose, 5-10 mg, and wait a bit before taking more. Experiment with different types, brands, and amounts to find the perfect dose for a great experience. Remember: start low and go slow!Read more: Cannabis Edibles Dosing Chart: Find the Right Dose
How long does it take for weed edibles to kick in?
Just like dosing, the amount of time it takes for the effects of edibles to kick-in, varies by individual. People with faster metabolisms may feel effects after a half an hour; people with slower metabolisms may not feel the effects for an hour. One important factor is whether you consume the edible on an empty stomach or not. On an empty stomach, you will feel the effects much more quickly; on a full stomach, it will take longer to feel the effects.
What should I do if I ate too many edibles?
Too high? Don't panic and try to stay calm. Remember, you can’t overdose on cannabis, though being too high can generate a lot of anxiety and stress. Just try to relax and prepare yourself to ride it out!Find a safe, comfortable place to restPut on music that eases youClosing your eyes can also helpTake long, slow, deep breaths, ideally of fresh air – open a window if possibleStay hydratedRead more: 8 Ways to Counteract a Too-Intense Cannabis High
How long do infused edibles last?
Again, based on your individual biology, how long edibles last varies by individual. Of course, how much you eat really matters. Generally, the effects of edibles can be felt for up to 4-5 hours. The peak euphoria may only last a couple hours but you may feel “burn-out” and lethargic for longer. Bottom line: start low and go slow!
What to do if you don't feel the effects from an edible after an hour?
Still not feeling it? Try eating a snack to turn to get your digestion and absorption in your gut going. Still nothing? Some people may not feel the effects of weed on their first couple outings - totally normal. Maybe try a little more but don’t overdo it. If you still don’t feel anything, try again another time, just remember to start low and slow.
How much do weed edibles cost at a dispensary?
Bowse Leafly to see dispensary menus and prices for edibles near you. Edible prices vary greatly depending on strength, type, maker, and amount. Check out edibles Deals happening in your area!
