Anyone who uses cannabis products knows this: The amount you put in a joint or vaporizer is often determined by feel. As a result, the effects can be stronger than expected: You feel very tired, have trouble following conversations, or realize the next morning that you’re not quite back to normal yet.
If you have your cannabis product tested at the Drug Information Center (DIZ), you’ll receive information about the THC content of your sample. This will help you better assess the potency of your product and make more informed decisions about your use. You can find more information about cannabis drug testing here.
However, how your cannabis product affects you depends not only on the THC content, but also on factors such as your experience with cannabis, how you’re feeling that day, the setting in which you consume it, and your individual sensitivity.
The attached PDF explains how to interpret the THC levels in a drug-checking result and use that information to estimate a dosage. The goal is to provide information that enables you to make more informed and safer decisions about your drug use.
The calculations are explained for both joints and vaporizers.
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