Sometimes you want to change the vibe without changing the entire day.
That’s where microdosing comes in.
If you’ve searched for microdose THC mints, 1 mg THC, or wondered how much THC actually counts as a microdose, you’ve probably discovered that there isn’t one universally agreed-upon number.
But 1 mg is firmly on the low end of the edible spectrum — and that’s exactly the point.
What is a THC microdose?
Microdosing THC generally means consuming a very small amount of THC — significantly less than you’d find in a typical higher-dose edible.
The goal isn’t necessarily to feel high. It’s about choosing a smaller, more controlled amount and seeing how your body responds.
And because everyone responds to THC differently, starting low matters.
Your experience can be affected by things like tolerance, metabolism, whether you’ve eaten, your individual body chemistry, and even how frequently you use THC.
Which brings us to our favorite number:
1 mg.
Is 1 mg of THC a microdose?
Yes, 1 mg THC is commonly considered a microdose.
For someone who is new to THC, has a lower tolerance, or simply doesn’t want a stronger edible experience, 1 mg gives you much more control over how much you’re consuming.
And control is kind of the whole idea.
You can always choose more another time. You cannot un-eat a gummy.
Why choose a 1 mg THC mint?
Because sometimes you don’t want a whole thing.
Maybe you’re heading to dinner. Maybe you’re at a concert. Maybe you’re spending the afternoon wandering around a festival. Maybe you’re going somewhere you’d rather not carry around a bag of gummies.
A mint is tiny, discreet, familiar and easy to keep with you.
That’s why we made slay all day.
Each Micro Mint contains 1 mg hemp-derived THC + 1 mg CBD, giving you a deliberately low-dose option for the moments when you want your after hours to start a little earlier.
No guessing. No cutting gummies into increasingly ridiculous little pieces.
One mint. One milligram.
What does 1 mg THC feel like?
There isn’t one answer — and anyone promising you exactly how a certain dose will make you feel is oversimplifying it.
THC affects people differently.
Some people may notice subtle effects from 1 mg. Others may notice very little. Someone with a higher tolerance may not notice much at all.
That’s why microdosing isn’t about chasing a specific feeling. It’s about having more control over the amount you’re taking.
If you’re new to THC, start low and give yourself time before deciding whether you want more.
How long does a THC edible take to work?
This is where patience matters.
Edible THC does not necessarily produce effects immediately. Onset and duration can vary based on the product and the person, so taking more simply because you “don’t feel it yet” can result in consuming more THC than you intended.
Give it time.
Your after hours aren’t going anywhere.
Microdose THC vs. CBD: what’s the difference?
THC and CBD both come from cannabis, but they aren’t interchangeable.
THC is intoxicating. CBD generally isn’t.
And yes — hemp can contain THC.
We have a whole breakdown of hemp-derived THC vs. CBD if you want to understand why, including how hemp-derived delta-9 THC fits into the picture.
Why we made slay all day
sam after hours isn’t about getting as high as possible.
It’s about having options.
Some occasions call for stay awhile. Some are more settle in. Some are decidedly say less.
And sometimes?
You want slay all day.
We made our Micro Mints with 1 mg THC + 1 mg CBD per mint because not every occasion calls for a full-size edible. Sometimes you want something small, portable and easy to understand.
Because your after hours should fit your night — not the other way around.
Responsible-use note
For adults 21+. Start low and allow adequate time before consuming more. Do not drive or operate machinery after consuming THC. Keep THC products securely stored away from children and pets.