Cherry 1oz Tincture

Description

You can consume cannabis tinctures sublingually by placing a few drops under your tongue or adding them to food or beverages. Medical cannabis patients often use weed tinctures to potentially alleviate a variety of medical conditions, including chronic pain, anxiety, insomnia, seizures, and nausea. Recreational consumers also reach for weed tinctures because they provide a precise and consistent dose that can be adjusted based on individual needs. Sublingual administration: For the quickest onset of effects, administer the tincture sublingually, or under your tongue. Hold the tincture there for 30-60 seconds, allowing your tongue's capillaries to absorb the cannabinoids, before swallowing. By absorbing the cannabinoids directly into your bloodstream and bypassing your digestive system, you can feel the effects of the tincture in as little as 15 minutes. Oral administration: Oral administration of cannabis tinctures involves swallowing the tincture, where it is absorbed through your digestive system. You can swallow your preferred dose directly or mix it into smoothies, salad dressings, or soups. This method takes longer to take effect compared to sublingual administration. Topical administration: If your cannabis tincture is oil-based, you can apply it topically to your skin to potentially alleviate mild aches and pains THC tincture dosing chart When using THC tinctures, it's recommended to start with the lowest possible dose and gradually increase as needed to find the optimal dosage for your needs. A one-ounce tincture bottle typically has a dropper that can dose up to one milliliter (mL) of tincture at a time. If you're trying THC tinctures for the first time, opt for a 1-ounce bottle with 100 milligrams of THC total to make a mild dose easier to administer.