Understanding THC Drink Dosages And The Laws Around It
Key Points for Consumers
- Serving Size: Maximum 10mg THC per serving. Start with a single serving and wait 60-180 minutes before consuming more.
- Labeling: Always check for THC content, serving size, and warning statements.
- Packaging: Multi-serving beverages must be resealable. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Important Reminders
- Start with a low dose (consider 5mg) and go slow. Everyone reacts differently to cannabis.
- Never drive under the influence of cannabis.
- Don't mix with alcohol or other substances.
California THC Infused Drink Legality
- Adult Use: Legal for 21+ years old
- Medical Use: Legal with valid recommendation
Regulations
- Licensing: Manufacturers and retailers must be licensed by the DCC
- Testing: Rigorous laboratory testing required
- Labeling: Clear indication of THC content and serving size
- Packaging: Child-resistant and tamper-evident
- Purchase Limits: Restrictions on THC quantity per purchase
Additional Notes
- No Alcohol: THC-infused drinks cannot contain alcohol
- On-Site Consumption: Some retailers may have designated areas
Summary of Regulations
- Max 10mg THC per serving, 100mg per package for edibles
- Medical exception: Up to 500mg THC per package for certain products
- Refrigerated drinks allowed under certain conditions
Additional Considerations
- Multiple Servings: THC content must be clearly indicated per serving
- Consumer Awareness: Crucial to understand THC content per serving
Example: A 12-ounce THC-infused drink containing 100 mg of THC would be considered a 10-serving beverage, with each serving containing 10 mg of THC.
It's important to note that these are the legal limits set by California law, and exceeding them would be a violation of regulations.
For more information, you can refer to the California Department of Cannabis Control's website for their regulations on edible cannabis products.
