Cannabis Edible Dosage Calculator

THC

Tetrahydrocannabinol

For most classic edibles, baked goods, and recreational experiences.

Recommended for most recipes

CBD

Cannabidiol

For wellness-oriented infusions, tinctures, and topicals.

What Happens Next

Choose a strainPick from your favorites or search our catalog.
Enter amountLet us know how much flower you're starting with.
Select decarbWe'll suggest the right temperature and time.
Plan infusionChoose your method and efficiency assumptions.
Choose mediumSelect your final edible or infusion medium.
Get resultsReview potency per serving and your totals.

Strains with the most THC reports

Bubble GumHybrid13–19.18% THCGreen CrackSativa13–25% THCJillybeanHybrid5.91–21.9% THCLemon SkunkHybrid14–24.13% THC

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Starting Material

7.0 Grams

≈ 0.25 oz

0.5g3.5g7g10.5g14g17.5g21g24.5g28g

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Raw THC Content (Estimate)
Your 7g of your strain at 0% contains approximately 0 mg of THCA before decarboxylation. After decarb and infusion, you'll have less due to efficiency losses.

Choose your decarboxylation method

Oven240°F for 40 min72.5%Estimated EfficiencyOven220°F for 60 min77.5%Estimated EfficiencySous Vide203°F for 90 min82.5%Estimated EfficiencyPressure Cooker30 min77.5%Estimated EfficiencyStovetop Double Boiler120 min65%Estimated Efficiency

About THC Decarboxylation

THC decarboxylation occurs optimally between 220–240°F. Lower temperatures (220°F) for longer times preserve more terpenes but take longer. Higher temperatures (240°F) work faster but may degrade some compounds.

Source: not yet recorded. These efficiency figures are the active method version's estimates, and none is currently tied to a published source.

Choose your infusion method

Stovetop / Slow Cooker2–4 hr70%Estimated EfficiencyMason Jar Water Bath2–3 hr77.5%Estimated EfficiencySous Vide2–4 hr85%Estimated EfficiencyPressure Cooker1–2 hr77.5%Estimated EfficiencyCold Alcohol Infusion4–6 weeks90%Estimated Efficiency

Add lecithin — adds +5 percentage points to infusion efficiency (a flat adjustment, not a separate multiplier)

About Infusion Efficiency

Infusion efficiency estimates how much of the decarboxylated THC actually transfers into your chosen medium. Longer, gentler methods and alcohol-based extraction tend to transfer more.

Source: Ascendancy Methodology Note — Infusion Efficiency (internal). No peer-reviewed figure exists for this step; treat as a preliminary estimate, not a lab-verified constant.

Medium Type

Choose the fat/carrier you'll be using

Amount of Medium

How much butter will you use?

Ratio Matters

For optimal extraction, use a ratio of about 1 cup of oil/butter per 7–14 grams of flower. More medium = lower concentration but easier to work with. Less medium = higher concentration but risks over-saturation.

Total THC Content

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This estimate accounts for real-world losses at each step, giving you a practical potency number for this batch.

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Dosage Strength Guide

Micro0–5mg

Low5–10mg

Medium10–20mg

Strong20–50mg

Very Strong50+mg

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Batch Tools

Finish Your Batch

Turn your potency result into servings, labels, directions, and a saved Pantry record.

Method-Adjusted Potency Model

How Your Potency Was Calculated

Your result reflects the decarb method, infusion method, and expected transfer losses selected for this batch.

Calculation audit trail
Starting THCA Content	—
Decarboxylation Efficiency	—
Infusion Efficiency	—
Overall Efficiency	—
Final THC Yield	—

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Feel-Good Follow Through

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