what are microdose thc mints? đż
Maybe you want THC without committing to a full gummy. Maybe youâre curious about microdosing. Or maybe you just want to know exactly what youâre taking without making your after hours a whole production.
Enter: microdose THC mints.
Theyâre small, discreet, easy to carryâand, most importantly, they make it easy to know exactly how many milligrams of THC youâre choosing.
what does microdose thc mean?
There isnât one universally established scientific definition of a THC âmicrodose.â
In everyday use, microdosing generally refers to intentionally choosing a very small amount of THC rather than a larger serving.
And small really does mean small.
For example, slay all day Micro Mints from sam after hours contain 1 mg THC + 1 mg CBD per mint.
That makes it easy to know exactly how much youâre choosing at a time.
is 1 mg of thc actually thc?
Yep. đż
A smaller dose doesnât make THC a different substance.
Delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinolâdelta-9 THCâis one of the primary cannabinoids found in cannabis and is responsible for its intoxicating effects.
The difference with a 1 mg mint isnât what the THC is.
Itâs how much youâre consuming.
If youâre still wondering how hemp-derived THC fits into all of this, start with our guide: is hemp-derived delta-9 thc actually thc?
why would someone choose a thc mint?
Sometimes you donât want a gummy.
THC mints offer a different format for people who want something small, portable and easy to portion.
Theyâre also a particularly convenient option for microdosing because each individual mint contains a clearly defined amount.
Instead of cutting a higher-dose gummy into tiny pieces and hoping theyâre approximately equal, you can choose a product that was intentionally made with a low amount of THC per piece.
Thatâs exactly why we created slay all day.
what are slay all day micro mints?
slay all day is our Micro Mint with:
đż 1 mg THC
đż 1 mg CBD
đż a fresh mint flavor
đż individually portioned microdoses
Theyâre part of our approach to THC that puts choice and control first.
Not every occasion calls for 8 mg, 10 mg or 20 mg of THC.
Sometimes you want one.
will a 1 mg thc mint get you high?
There isnât a single answer that applies to everyone.
THC can cause intoxicating effects, but individual responses vary based on factors including dose, previous cannabis use, individual sensitivity and other substances being consumed.
Thatâs why we donât promise that a particular number of milligrams will make everyone âfeelâ a particular way.
1 mg is still THC.
Itâs simply a much smaller amount than youâll find in many higher-dose THC products.
If youâre new to THC, starting with a lower amount and giving yourself time to understand your individual response is a more intentional approach than assuming more THC automatically means a better experience.
thc mints vs. thc gummies
The biggest difference is obvious: the format.
A gummy gives you the chewable edible experience most people already associate with THC.
A mint gives you something smaller and more discreet.
Neither format is automatically âbetter.â Theyâre simply different ways of choosing THC depending on the occasion and your preferences.
Thatâs also why youâll find both in the sam after hours lineup.
Some after hours call for stay awhile.
Some call for say less.
And some call for 1 mg and getting on with your day.
what should you look for in microdose thc mints?
Donât buy something simply because the package says âmicrodose.â
Check the actual label.
Look for:
- the amount of THC per mint
- other cannabinoids in the product, such as CBD
- clear serving information
- an ingredient list
- third-party laboratory testing
- an accessible certificate of analysis (COA)
Knowing the actual cannabinoid content is much more useful than relying on marketing terms alone.
the bottom line đż
Microdose THC mints are low-dose THC products designed to make choosing a small amount simple.
For us, that means slay all day: 1 mg THC + 1 mg CBD per Micro Mint.
Small. Portable. Intentional.
Because sometimes after hours doesnât need to be an entire event.
Sometimes 1 mg is the plan.
sources + further reading
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NIH/NCCIH)
Cannabis (Marijuana) and Cannabinoids: What You Need To Know
U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
FDA Regulation of Cannabis and Cannabis-Derived Products, Including Cannabidiol (CBD)
U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
FDA and Cannabis: Research and Drug Approval Process
This article is for educational purposes only and is not medical or legal advice. THC can cause intoxication and impairment, and individual responses vary. Laws governing hemp-derived THC products vary by jurisdiction and may change. Keep THC products away from children and pets. Do not drive or operate machinery while impaired.