Cannabis Tincture
A cannabis tincture is a dropper-bottle liquid concentrate. Learn how tinctures are made, what the label should show, and how to choose a bottle.
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A THC tincture is a liquid cannabinoid extract taken under the tongue with a dropper, and it is one of the simplest ways to control exactly how much THC you consume in a single serving. Each bottle pairs a THC extract with a carrier oil and a calibrated dropper, so you can start low and increase gradually. When you shop, look for the total THC per bottle, the stated serving size, and a current certificate of analysis before you add anything to your cart.
Key Features
- Calibrated glass dropper marked in 0.25 mL or 0.5 mL increments for repeatable servings
- Per-serving and per-bottle THC content printed clearly on the label
- Alcohol-free and alcohol-based formulas to suit different tastes
- Carrier oils such as MCT coconut oil, olive oil, or hemp seed oil
- Batch-specific third-party lab results, usually reachable by QR code
- Amber or UV-protective glass that slows cannabinoid degradation
- Unflavored, mint, citrus, and berry flavor options
- Child-resistant cap with 21-and-over verification at checkout
Materials, Potency, and Specs
Most tinctures come in 15 mL or 30 mL bottles, and a full dropper typically holds about 1 mL. The extract itself may be a distillate or a full-spectrum oil, and the carrier oil largely determines taste and texture. Store the bottle upright at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and keep the cap tight; refrigeration is optional. An unopened bottle generally holds its potency for 12 to 24 months, and the label should always state the batch number so you can match it to a lab report.
Shipping and Returns
Orders leave in discreet, plain packaging with no product names on the outside, and an adult signature or ID check may be required on delivery. Because THC rules differ from state to state, some destinations cannot be served; if that applies to your order, it is cancelled and refunded in full. Unopened, unused bottles can normally be returned within 30 days, so keep the packaging until you know the product suits you.
How much THC tincture should a beginner take?
Start with the smallest marked dose on the dropper, hold it under your tongue for 60 to 90 seconds, and wait at least two hours before considering more. Effects and tolerance vary widely from person to person.
How long does a THC tincture take to work?
Held under the tongue, effects usually begin within 15 to 45 minutes. If you swallow it instead, absorption slows and effects may take one to two hours to appear.
Can I travel with a THC tincture?
No. THC remains federally controlled, so keep your tincture at home and never carry it across state lines or through an airport.