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Cannabis labels pack a lot of information into a small space. Knowing what to look for makes it much easier to compare products and pick what fits you.
Flower and concentrates usually list cannabinoids as a percentage by weight (for example, THC %). Edibles, beverages and tinctures list them in milligrams (mg), because you're measuring a dose rather than a percentage of plant matter.
On edibles, check both the total milligrams in the package and the milligrams per serving. A package might hold 100mg total across ten 10mg pieces, the per-serving number is what matters when you're deciding how much to take.
Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that give each strain its smell and character. Some labels list a terpene percentage or the dominant terpenes, which can help you find aromas and profiles you tend to enjoy.
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Browse the menu and read a real label, THC, weight, and strain, before you buy.
Not necessarily. THC percentage is one factor, but terpene profile, freshness, format and your own tolerance all shape the experience. A budtender can help you weigh them.
It's the amount of THC. Check both the total mg in the package and the mg per individual serving so you know how much one piece contains.