Medical marijuana dosage chart in mg: answer

There is no single medical marijuana dosage chart in mg. The dose depends on THC and CBD content, route of use, tolerance, and medical condition. Health agencies advise starting with 1 mg to 2.5 mg THC for oral products. Wait 2 hours before taking more.

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Why no universal mg chart exists

Cannabis products vary. A 10 mg THC edible from one brand may act like 5 mg from another. Federal law does not set a standard dose. The FDA has not approved cannabis for general medical use. This means no official mg chart covers all products.

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Factors that change your dose

Common starting doses by route

Inhaled (smoke or vape)

Effects start in 1 to 10 minutes. Start with 1 to 2 puffs. Each puff may contain 1 mg to 3 mg THC. Wait 15 minutes.

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Oral (edibles, capsules, tinctures)

Effects start in 30 to 120 minutes. Start with 1 mg to 2.5 mg THC. Wait 2 hours before more. Some guides list 5 mg as a low dose for users with tolerance. Do not start at 5 mg if you are new.

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Sublingual (under tongue)

Effects start in 15 to 30 minutes. Start with 1 mg to 2.5 mg THC. Wait 60 minutes.

Topical

Topicals do not enter the bloodstream much. They do not cause a high. mg labels on topicals refer to THC content in the product, not a systemic dose.

How to read a mg label

A label may say "10 mg THC per serving" or "100 mg THC per package." Check servings per package. A 100 mg package with 10 servings means 10 mg per serving. Cut edibles into smaller pieces if needed. Use a scale for accurate mg.

Titration steps

  1. Pick a starting dose: 1 mg to 2.5 mg THC.
  2. Record time, dose, and effects.
  3. Wait at least 2 hours for oral, 15 minutes for inhaled.
  4. If no relief, increase by 1 mg to 2.5 mg.
  5. Stop when you get relief or side effects.

Risks and side effects

High THC doses can cause anxiety, paranoia, fast heart rate, and vomiting. Some people get dizzy. Do not drive after use. Do not mix with alcohol or sedatives. Talk to a doctor before starting, if you take other drugs or have health conditions.

No mg chart replaces medical advice. Your doctor can help set a dose for your condition.