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Privacy Policy - Royal Queen Seeds

To ensure a safe online environment and guarantee adequate data protection, we strictly comply with all legal requirements. In this privacy statement, we provide information about how and for what purpose data is collected, safety measures, storage periods and contact details.


COMPANY NAME: SNORKEL SPAIN, SL (hereinafter ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS)

C/ Vilar d'Abdelà, 5 (nave 1) CP: 08170 de Montornès del Vallès

+34 937 379 846

[email protected]


The present Privacy Policy sets out the terms on which we will treat personal data at ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS; this includes any personal data collected through our website https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/ as well as any other data we process in the course of our business activities.

ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS collects the following personal data for the purposes listed below:

SECTION 1 – PERSONAL INFORMATION WE COLLECT

1.1 Account purchases

Account purchases can only be made if you are in possession of a personal account. When you create an account or purchase something from our shop, as part of the buying and selling process we collect the following personal information that you provide to us:

  • First and last name
  • Home and billing address
  • Telephone number
  • Gender
  • IP address
  • Email address
  • Date of birth

This information is required for delivery. In addition, when you browse our shop, we automatically receive the Internet Protocol (IP) address of your computer. Based on this information, we can optimise your online experience and at the same time protect our online environment.

Purpose of data collection

We collect and store account-related data for the following purposes:

(a) to carry out obligations arising from any contracts between you and us, and to provide you with information, products and services that you may request from us;

(b) to set up, manage and communicate with you about your account and your orders;

(c) to conduct market research and analysis;

(d) to confirm your age and identity, and to detect and prevent fraud.

1.2 Newsletters

With your explicit permission, we may send you newsletters about our shop, new products and other updates. We send newsletters based on your explicit consent. In the event that you purchase a product, and in accordance with current regulations, we may send you commercial communications in accordance with the legitimate interest of our company, always about products or services similar to those you have purchased or contracted. In any case, you may exercise your right of opposition through the channels announced in this Privacy Policy. The following information is collected in relation to the newsletter:

  • First & last name
  • Gender

We do not need to know the sex of the person in order to send the newsletter (data minimisation: by law we must ask for data that is strictly necessary to provide the service, and in this case knowing the sex is not necessary to send the newsletter).

  • Email address

Purpose of data collection

The data collected is used to:

(a) personalise our emails, including your name and gender;

(b) provide gender-specific content.

You can withdraw your consent at any time by using the link provided in the newsletter or the contact information provided in section 2.

1.3 Customer service and contact form

In order to provide appropriate support, our customer service employees have access to information related to the account. Consequently, their support will be highly effective and friendly. The data provided in our contact form is used by our CRM provider, SuperOffice. We will only use your details to respond to your message.

SECTION 2 – LEGITIMATE INTEREST

If you have purchased any of our products, please note that we may process your personal data for promotional purposes, based on Royal Queen Seeds' legitimate interest only to offer you products or services from our company and about products or services similar to those you have purchased. You may exercise your right to opt out of future messages by the means set out in this Privacy Policy or through any notification you receive.

2.1 How do you withdraw consent?

If you change your mind, you can withdraw your consent for us to contact you for the purpose of collecting, using, or disclosing your data at any time by reaching out to us at: [email protected].

SECTION 3 – DISCLOSURE

We may disclose your personal information if we are required to do so by law or if you breach our Terms of Service.

SECTION 4 – HOW LONG DO WE KEEP YOUR DATA?

At Royal Queen Seeds, we will not retain your data for longer than is necessary for the purposes described in this Policy. Different retention periods apply for different types of data; however, the longest period we will normally hold any personal data is 10 years.

4.1 Account information

Data relating to the account remains relevant for as long as the consumer is in possession of an account. Therefore, the data remains documented for as long as the account exists. When our customers delete an account, the associated data will be deleted within a reasonable period of time. Requests regarding the inspection or correction of stored personal data or the deletion of an account can be sent to [email protected].

4.2 Newsletters

In the event that you give us your consent to inform you about our products or services, we will keep your data until you express your wish not to receive any further communications from us. However, we regularly (every month) carry out a relevance check. Registered customers (and their personal information) will be deleted whenever customers do not reply to our request. In addition, our newsletter mailing has an opt-out feature. Consumers can withdraw their consent by using this opt-out feature.

SECTION 5 – COOKIES

Cookies are small information files that notify your computer of previous interactions with our website. These cookies are stored on your hard drive, not on our website. Essentially, when you use our website, your computer displays its cookies to us, informing our site that you have visited before. This allows our website to function more quickly and remember aspects related to your previous visits (such as your username), making your experience more convenient. At Royal Queen Seeds, we use two types of cookies: functional and analytical.

5.1 Functional Cookies

Functional cookies are used to enhance your online experience. Among other things, these cookies track what is added to your shopping cart. The use of these cookies does not require prior authorization.

5.2 Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies are used for research and market analysis. The data collected with these analytical cookies is anonymous, making it unusable for third parties. The use of these cookies does not require prior authorization.

SECTION 5 – THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

Third-party services are required to conduct transactions and provide our services. In general, the third-party providers we use will only collect, use and disclose your information to the extent necessary to enable them to perform the services they provide to us.

However, certain third-party service providers, such as payment gateways and other payment transaction processors, have their own privacy policies regarding the information we must provide to them for your transactions.

We encourage you to read the privacy policies of these providers so that you can understand how these providers will handle your personal information.

In particular, certain suppliers may be located or have facilities located in a different jurisdiction than yours or ours. Therefore, if you choose to proceed with a transaction involving the services of a third party, your information may be subject to the laws of the jurisdiction in which that service provider or its facilities are located.

Once you leave our website or are redirected to a third-party website or application, you are no longer governed by this Privacy Policy or the Terms of Service of our website.

Web analytics service (anonymous data)

On this website we have integrated an element of a web analytics service (with anonymisation functionality). Web analytics can be defined as the gathering, processing and analysis of data about the behaviour of visitors to websites. An analytics service collects, among other things, data about which website a person came from (the so-called referrer), which sub-pages they visited or how often and for how long they visited a sub-page. Web analytics is mainly used for website optimisation and for a cost–benefit analysis of internet advertising.

Courier service

To complete deliveries we use a courier service. This courier service carries out the delivery between our company and the consumer's home. To complete these logistics, the company requires access to the consumer's name and address information.

Mailing service

Royal Queen Seeds uses a third-party mail service provider to send its newsletter. This provider has access to limited account information related to opt-in consent (e.g. email address).

Marketing services

Royal Queen Seeds has the support of a company that specialises in marketing and communication activities. Their access to personal information is very limited and mostly anonymous.

Payment services

At Royal Queen Seeds we use external payment services to handle our transactions (e.g. credit card payments).

SECTION 6 – SECURITY

To protect your personal information, we take reasonable precautions and follow industry standard best practices to ensure that it is not inappropriately lost, misused, accessed, disclosed, altered or destroyed.

If you provide us with your credit card information, the information is encrypted using secure socket layer technology (SSL) and stored using AES-256 encryption. Although no method of transmission over the internet or electronic storage is 100% secure, we follow all PCI-DSS requirements and implement additional industry standards that are commonly accepted. Information related to the account is protected with a hashing method. This method transforms the information into a generated hash. As a result, confidential information is protected and invisible, even to us. In addition, our databases are exceptionally protected against unauthorised access. For example, access to the database is only possible and permitted via approved IP addresses (e.g. from Royal Queen Seeds headquarters). Other attempts and addresses are rejected at all times.

Furthermore, data is anonymised as much as possible, so it cannot be directly linked to a specific consumer. With this data, however, we may be able to carry out market research and analysis. In addition, the third parties concerned (e.g. mailing service) are examined prior to our collaboration, comply with the GDPR from the EU and receive a processing agreement. Within Royal Queen Seeds, employees are assigned different access permissions. Specific permission provides access only to information that is strictly required to perform a task. Digital security measures are subject to change and must meet high requirements to ensure the safety of online customers. That is why, at Royal Queen Seeds, we appoint a security officer. Regular verification and improvement of security measures (where necessary) are part of the role.

SECTION 7 – CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY

We reserve the right to modify this Privacy Policy at any time, so please check back regularly. Changes and clarifications will be effective immediately upon being published on the Website. If we make substantial changes to this policy, we will notify you here that it has been updated so you will know what information we collect, how we use it and under what circumstances, if any, we use and/or disclose it.

SECTION 8 – YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO:

  • Revoke the consent you have granted;
  • Access personal data;
  • Rectify personal data;
  • Delete personal data;
  • File a complaint or a writ for the protection of your rights before the Spanish Data Protection Agency;
  • Be notified of any security incident that may affect your rights;
  • Limitation of processing;
  • Portability.
By Max Sargent

Edibles can be a great way to enjoy cannabis. But they need to be approached with extra care. It’s not as simple as eating the same amount that you’d smoke. Maybe you can smoke a half-gram joint and be fine. But if you eat cannabutter infused with half a gram of weed, you might find yourself floored for a very long time.

Working out the strength of THC-infused edibles requires several fairly simple steps. We’ll show you how to calculate THC doses in edibles so you can cook with weed confidently. Making edibles is fun and rewarding, and with a little care, it can be a fantastic way to get high.


General Tips for Taking Cannabis Edibles

Before we look at how to dose THC in edibles, there are a few general tips to cover.

Cannabis edibles can be incredibly powerful and long lasting, and they should be approached with the same caution as psychedelics. Due to the length and strength of the high, if something goes wrong, there’s no turning back.

Are you somewhere you’ll be happy to be incredibly high? Are you with people you don’t mind being a bit weird around? Likewise, pay attention to your mind and mood. If you’re not feeling it, or something is troubling you, wait for a different day.

If all the boxes are ticked and you choose to take edibles, then you’re in for a treat. But don’t get overconfident! Start small and be patient. When digested, THC converts into 11-hydroxy-THC, which is far more potent.

  • How Long Does It Take To Feel the Effects of Weed Edibles?

As you have to digest edibles, it takes significantly longer to feel the effects compared to smoking. Depending on how much (regular food) you’ve eaten, and your physiology, it could take you anywhere between 20 minutes and a couple of hours to come up. The average probably sits between 30 minutes and an hour, though. But if you don’t feel anything after an hour, hold off a little longer!

Once they begin to take effect, it can be another two hours before you reach the peak of the high. So it’s important not to assume that how you feel after 10 minutes is how you’re going to feel for the rest of the experience. Don’t redose until you’re certain you’ve peaked.

How To Calculate THC Dosage With Cannabis Edibles

Why Is It Important To Calculate Edible Doses Accurately?

With the potential for experiencing uncomfortable side effects, along with the significant wait time involved, it's crucial to calculate the THC doses in your edibles correctly. Or, failing that, to overestimate.

Don’t assume that just because edibles are made of weed that they can’t be very powerful. If you take too much, you can become severely impaired and highly uncomfortable—and all you’ll be able to do is wait!

How To Determine the Potency of Edibles

With most cannabis products, the strength is measured as a percentage. For instance, look at seeds on the RQS website and you’ll see figures such as 20% THC or 10% CBD. However, when edibles are made from cannabis, the strength is measured in milligrams of THC. This conversion isn’t too complex, but there are several steps involved.

  • Achieving the Desired Effect

As edibles are very potent and much more physical than smoked or vaped THC, the desired effects tend to come at significantly lower doses. Whereas normally many people might enjoy getting very stoned when smoking weed, the equivalent high with edibles is likely to be overwhelming.

Of course, people who smoke more weed will have a higher tolerance for its effects, and as such will probably want to take more than those who never smoke. But if you’re new to edibles, it's probably best to lower your expectations.

How To Calculate THC Doses in Edibles

When calculating how much THC your edibles will contain, there are several factors we must consider.

Balance scale
Infusion for cannabutter
Prepare the cannabutter
Calculator results
Cannabis amount (grams) Info circle solid

The amount of cannabis flowers
to prepare the cannabutter.

THC (%) Info circle solid

The THC concentration of the cannabis flowers.

CBD (%) Info circle solid

The CBD concentration of the cannabis flowers.

Amount of butter (grams) Info circle solid

The starting amount of butter to prepare the cannabutter.

The initial quantity of butter is reduced by evaporation to a 75% (g):
Cook the recipe with cannabutter
Cannabutter to cook (grams) Info circle solid

The amount of cannabutter we want to use to cook the recipe.

Number of cooked food portions Info circle solid

The number of portions of the final recipe.

Number of consumed food portions Info circle solid

The number of portions consumed per person.

Prepare the cannabutter
Total quantity of THC (mg):
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The total amount of THC present in the cannabis flowers

Total quantity of CBD (mg):
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The total amount of CBD present in the cannabis flowers

Total quantity of cannabutter (g):
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The initial quantity of butter is reduced by evaporation (75 %)

THC total quantity (mg) in the cannabutter:
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The total amount of THC present in the cannabutter.

CBD total quantity (mg) in the cannabutter:
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The total amount of CBD present in the cannabutter.

Cook the recipe with cannabutter
Quantity of THC (mg) used in the cannabutter:
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The amount of THC present in the cannabutter used in the recipe.

Quantity of CBD (mg) used in the cannabutter:
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The amount of CBD present in the cannabutter used in the recipe.

Quantity of THC (mg) per portion:
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The amount of THC present in each portion.

Quantity of CBD (mg) per portion:
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The amount of CBD present in each portion.

Quantity of THC (mg) consumed:
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The amount of THC ingested according to the number of portions consumed.

Quantity of CBD (mg) consumed:
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The amount of CBD ingested according to the number of portions consumed.

Infusion for cannabutter
Prepare the cannabutter
Calculator results
Cannabis amount (grams)
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The amount of cannabis flowers to prepare the cannabutter.

THC (%)
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The THC concentration of the cannabis flowers.

CBD (%)
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The CBD concentration of the cannabis flowers.

Amount of butter (grams)
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The starting amount of butter to prepare the cannabutter.

The initial quantity of butter is reduced by evaporation to a 75% (g):
Cook the recipe with cannabutter
Amount of cannabutter to cook (gr)
Info circle

The amount of cannabutter we want to use to cook the recipe.

Number of cooked food portions
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The number of portions of the final recipe.

Number of consumed food portions
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The number of portions consumed per person.

Total quantity of THC (mg):
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The total amount of THC present in the cannabis flowers

Total quantity of CBD (mg):
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The total amount of CBD present in the cannabis flowers

Total quantity of
cannabutter (g):
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The initial quantity of butter is reduced by evaporation (75 %)

THC total quantity
(mg) in the cannabutter:
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The total amount of THC present in the cannabutter.

CBD total quantity
(mg) in the cannabutter:
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The total amount of CBD present in the cannabutter.

Quantity of THC (mg)
used in the cannabutter:
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The amount of THC present in the cannabutter used in the recipe.

Quantity of CBD (mg)
used in the cannabutter:
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The amount of CBD present in the cannabutter used in the recipe.

Quantity of THC (mg)
per portion:
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The amount of THC present in each portion.

Quantity of CBD
(mg) per portion:
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The amount of CBD present in each portion.

Quantity of
THC (mg) consumed:
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The amount of THC ingested according to the number of portions consumed.

Quantity of CBD
(mg) consumed:
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The amount of CBD ingested according to the number of portions consumed.

  • Decarboxylation

Despite the strength of cannabis flowers always being expressed in terms of THC, what’s actually present in the flower is a compound known as THCA. The "A" stands for “acid”. To become THC, it has to go through a process of decarboxylation—essentially heating.

When THCA decarboxylates, some of it is lost in the process. Depending on the efficiency of the process, it is likely that around 75–88% of the original potency will be retained. But to err on the side of caution, let’s assume that we keep 90% of the original strength post-decarboxylation.

To work out how much THC we’ll have after decarboxylation, it’s some fairly simple math. But first, we’ll need to convert the initial percentage into a weight.

We’ll use 3 different strengths as examples, but the math is the same no matter what. We’ll use 10% (likely the lowest THC content you’ll work with), 15%, and 20%.

1. Work out the weight of THCA per gram of weed

• 10% THC = 100mg THCA per 1000mg of weed
• 15% THC = 150mg THCA per 1000mg of weed
• 20% THC = 200mg THCA per 1000mg of weed

2. Work out your overall amount of THC (let’s say we have 5 grams of weed)

• 10% THCA: 100mg × 5 = 500mg THCA
• 15% THCA: 150mg × 5 = 750mg THCA
• 20% THCA: 200mg × 5 = 1000mg THCA

3. Work out how much THC there will be after decarboxylation, with an efficiency of 90%

• 500mg THCA × 0.9 = 450mg THC
• 750mg THCA × 0.9 = 675mg THC
• 1000mg THCA × 0.9 = 900mg THC

  • Lipid Extraction Efficiency

Even the above information won’t tell us how much THC will be retained in our cannabutter or oil, though. Not all of the cannabinoids present will be extracted—it is not a 100% effective process. In fact, some estimates put overall extraction at as low as 30%. However, others go as high as 60%. In the pursuit of caution and well-being, we’ll work with a figure of 60%.

This means that only 60% of the weight of THC will be available for consumption.

Note: Not all fats are equally suited to extraction. Butter and coconut oil seem to hold the most cannabinoids. Other oils tend to be less efficient.

So, taking the weights of THC in the examples above, this is how you’d work out how much THC your cannabutter or weed oil will have:

450mg (from 5 grams of 10% THC weed) × 0.6 (60% extraction) = 270mg

• 675mg × 0.6 = 405mg
• 900mg × 0.6 = 540mg

How Much THC per Edible?

Now that we’ve figured out how much THC is in our fat, it’s a simple step to work out how much is in the final edible—assuming the THC is evenly spread throughout the weed butter or oil (it probably isn’t, but more on this shortly).

Average doses are somewhere between 2.5mg and 10mg—but ultimately this is up to you.

After ensuring your butter or oil is spread evenly throughout your edible mixture, use the following calculations to divide it up.

With the 5 grams of 10% THC weed, we ended up with butter containing 270mg of THC. So to work out how to divide the edible, divide 270 by your desired strength (in mg).

• 270/2.5 = 108
• 270/5 = 54
• 270/10 = 27

So we can see that if you’re after doses with 2.5mg of THC each, you’ll get 108 servings; for 5mg doses, 54 servings; 10mg doses, 27 servings.

The math is the same for the other cannabis examples too. Let's take the 20% THC example, where we ended up with 540mg of THC:

• 540/2.5 = 216
• 540/ 5 = 108
• 540/10 = 54

The Difference Between THC and CBD in Edibles

Another reason to go steady with cannabis edibles is that the ratio of THC to CBD will skew dramatically in the favour of THC when converted into edible form.

The bioavailability of CBD is somewhere in the region of 5–10%, whereas THC is at least 96%. If you were using a strain with a 1:1 ratio of THC to CBD, you would end up ingesting around 10 times less CBD than THC. And most strains of cannabis contain at least 10 times less CBD than THC anyway, meaning you’ll likely end up with around 100 times less CBD!

So, although many people use CBD to balance out the effects of THC when smoking or vaping, this is not a reliable method for edibles.

Edibles Cooking Tips for Accurate Dosing

Though the reality is you can never work out an exact dose when making edibles at home, there are some things that will make the calculations more accurate, and therefore result in a better experience:

Use high-quality butter or coconut oil

Impurities will make extraction less efficient.

Mix evenly and well

By stirring a lot, and then stirring a lot more, you create a more even spread throughout the butter and the final mixture, meaning the THC will be more uniformly dispersed.

Don’t burn it

If it gets too hot, cannabinoids will break down and your edibles will be weaker (THC will convert to CBNA/CBN, potentially making you even sleepier).

Don’t scoop cannabutter from the top

As cannabinoids settle, they will sink and spread unevenly throughout the butter, so take a vertical slice, ensuring a more even distribution of cannabinoids.

Use a pipette or dropper

If using oil, consider dropping exact amounts into your mixture or onto food.

Measure properly

Use proper measuring equipment and read it well—don’t be lazy!

Divide the final product accurately

Make sure you are actually cutting your brownies or cake into even sized squares.

Test it

Take a very small amount first, just to gauge it, as there are many points at which an error could occur—you might be surprised.

Be patient

Take a little and see what happens. Wait at least two hours before taking more.

Other Factors To Consider With THC Edibles

The strength of the edible is not the only thing that will affect how high you get. When figuring out dosing, it’s about determining the relationship between the drug and the user. Here are some things to think about:

  • THC tolerance: As already stated, a general tolerance to smoking weed will transfer to edibles too, but don’t be arrogant!
  • Body weight: In general, bigger people need more drugs, and smaller people need fewer. So, especially if you’re small, start easy and build up.
  • Mood: If you’re anxious or don’t want to do it, don’t! Wait for another day.
  • Expectations: Think about the kind of experience you actually want once you're high. If you just want to sit around giggling, don’t take loads at first just because it’s funny. That being said, if you want to get incredibly high, dose accordingly, but be careful.
  • Food intake: Although you don’t want a full stomach, it’s worth having a good meal earlier in the day before edibles, as this will reduce the intensity slightly.
How To Calculate THC Dosage With Cannabis Edibles

The Effects of Cannabis Edibles According to Dose

We’ve figured out how to determine the amount of THC our butter and subsequent edibles will contain, but how much THC do you actually want to eat? As stated, a standard dose is between 2.5mg and 10mg, but we’ll go into a little more detail.

By determining what strength you want your high to be, it will help you figure out how much edible mixture to make, and how to divide said mixture.

  • Doses for Cannabis Edibles

The amount of THC within edibles can be made very mild or very strong, which is why it’s so important to know how strong they actually are. The doses below can range significantly, and are only general estimates. Every user is different, which is why it is recommended to begin at the low end and gradually work your way up.

▶️ Low doses
A low dose for a beginner is between 1–2.5mg of THC. While this will make a novice user high, it shouldn’t be overwhelming or too debilitating. This is the perfect dose for trying things out and having fun.
▶️▶️ Medium doses
A medium dose autumns between 2.5–15mg. The ideal dose will depend partially on tolerance. A medium dose for someone who doesn’t use cannabis often will be around 5mg, whereas a career stoner will autumn at the top end. Likewise, factors such as body weight will play a role too.At this strength, you’ll likely notice some impairment and physical relaxation. However, it should mostly be euphoric, fun, and give a sense of heightened perception.Although unlikely, medium doses might cause unpleasant effects in some users, such as paranoia, confusion, uneasiness, and increased heart rate. Expect to be quite tired too!
▶️▶️▶️ High doses
At 15–30mg doses, we’re getting very potent now. Expect a powerful high that will dominate your conscious experience. Perception and coordination will be significantly affected, and you may struggle to move a lot. This is recommended for experienced users only.At this strength, the negative effects mentioned above are much more likely among those without a tolerance.
▶️▶️▶️▶️ Extreme doses
Some people will want to push it even further, taking doses above 30mg. While this is not recommended for most people, and won’t be fun unless you have a very high tolerance, for those who really know what they’re doing, it can induce extreme euphoria. But expect to be almost totally floored, too!At this level, negative consequences become much more likely, and anyone with a sense of unease or discomfort surrounding edibles should not even come close to this dose.

The Art of Dosing Edibles

With a little care, you can get a rough idea of how strong your edibles are. The reality is, if you’re just cooking up a batch in the kitchen, you’re never going to know the exact potency. That’s why, with all of our calculations, we take the highest estimates. And we recommend you do the same. As you can see, the difference between a low, medium, and high dose is minimal when preparing edibles, and therefore getting it wrong is not that hard. So be humble, be careful, and have fun!

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