Full spectrum THC tinctures are liquid cannabis extracts containing a complete range of cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids from the hemp plant. Designed for sublingual use, they offer enhanced "entourage effect" benefits—promoting relaxation, sleep, and pain relief. These tinctures are often mixed with carriers like MCT oil for improved absorption.

How do you use weed tinctures?

Sublingual administration: For the quickest onset of effects, administer the tincture sublingually, or under your tongue. Hold the tincture there for 30-60 seconds, allowing your tongue's capillaries to absorb the cannabinoids, before swallowing. By absorbing the cannabinoids directly into your bloodstream and bypassing your digestive system, you can feel the effects of the tincture in as little as 15 minutes.

Oral administration: Oral administration of cannabis tinctures involves swallowing the tincture, where it is absorbed through your digestive system. You can swallow your preferred dose directly or mix it into smoothies, salad dressings, or soups. This method takes longer to take effect compared to sublingual administration.

Topical administration: If your cannabis tincture is oil-based, you can apply it topically to your skin to potentially alleviate mild aches and pains.

A THC tincture is a liquid cannabis extract made by soaking cannabis flowers in alcohol, glycerin, or oil. It provides a discreet, smoke-free, and precise way to consume THC.

Squeeze the desired amount of liquid under your tongue and hold it there for 30 to 60 seconds before swallowing. This allows the THC to absorb directly into your bloodstream, delivering effects in as little as 15 to 30 minutes.
Orally/Ingested: Swallow the tincture directly or mix it into food or beverages (like tea, coffee, or smoothies). When ingested, it passes through your digestive system, meaning it will take longer to kick in (45 to 90 minutes) and the effects may last longer.