1500mg THC Gummies (High Dose)

The 1000mg and 1500mg High Dose THC Gummies differ only in total package cannabinoid content — 500mg more THC in the 1500mg package. For high-tolerance consumers or medical patients with established daily THC requirements, the larger package simply means fewer reorder intervals. The per-piece dose depends on how many gummies are in each specific package. Both are appropriate only for experienced consumers who understand edible pharmacokinetics — that oral THC converts in the liver to 11-hydroxy-THC with a 45 to 90 minute onset, 4 to 8 hour duration, and stronger perceived potency than inhaled Delta-9 at equivalent milligrams.

Medical patients using a 1500mg THC gummy package should first identify the per-piece milligram dose from the packaging, then determine their therapeutic daily dose through consultation with a healthcare provider or through careful self-titration starting at a low dose. A typical therapeutic starting dose for new edible users is 5–10mg; most medical applications for pain, sleep, or appetite management settle in the 10–30mg range for moderate tolerance, and higher for experienced consumers with significant tolerance. To find your dose in a high-potency package, start by cutting one piece into quarters and consuming one quarter at a time with 90 minutes between each increment. Never assume the package is not working during the first 90 minutes.

Store the 1500mg THC Gummy package sealed in a cool, dark place — ideally a refrigerator, especially after opening. Cannabis-infused gummies are sensitive to heat and humidity: heat can cause gummies to melt together and pool THC unevenly through the mass, while humidity can cause them to become sticky and difficult to separate cleanly. Both conditions compromise accurate per-piece dosing. Keep the package away from direct sunlight, which can degrade cannabinoids over time. Properly stored, cannabis gummies typically retain potency for up to 12 months. If gummies have melted and re-solidified, the THC distribution may be uneven — cut and weigh by mass rather than piece count for most accurate dosing.