What’s Your Doobie Scale? Dosing Strategies for Newbies vs. Seasoned Cannabis Users

Finding your ideal cannabis dose is all about balance — start low, go slow, and listen to your body. Whether you’re just starting your medical cannabis journey or you’re an experienced patient fine-tuning your relief, your “doobie scale” depends on the method of intake and your tolerance level.

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