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Edibles Dosage Calculator

Estimate the THC per serving in your homemade edibles. Enter your flower, THC percentage, efficiencies, and servings to see an instant, private estimate.

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How much THCA converts to THC when you heat the flower.

How much of that THC actually transfers into your butter or oil.

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Per servingStrong
24.5mg
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Potent. Best for experienced cooks — consider smaller servings.

Whole batch588 mg
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These are estimates, not lab values. Not medical or dosing advice. Start low, go slow.

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Frequently asked questions

How many milligrams of THC should a beginner start with?

Many people start with 2.5 to 5 mg of THC. Have a single serving, wait at least two hours, and only then decide whether to have more. Start low and go slow, every time.

How do I calculate THC in homemade edibles?

Multiply your flower weight in grams by its THC percentage, then by 1000, to get the milligrams of THC in the flower. Multiply by your decarb efficiency and infusion efficiency to estimate how much makes it into the food, then divide by the number of servings. This calculator does the math for you.

What do decarb and infusion efficiency mean?

Decarb efficiency is how much THCA is converted to active THC when you heat your flower. Infusion efficiency is how much of that THC actually transfers into your butter or oil. Both are less than perfect in a home kitchen, which is why estimates use values below 1.

Why did my edibles feel stronger or weaker than expected?

Home potency varies batch to batch with your flower, your decarb, and your infusion. Treat every number here as an estimate, not a lab value. Make a small test batch, label its strength, and adjust from there.

How long do edibles take to take effect?

Edibles commonly take 30 to 120 minutes to take effect, and the feeling can keep building. That delay is exactly why you should wait a full two hours before considering a second serving.

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