Microdosing
The practice of using very small quantities of a substance to limit its intensity while seeking certain effects or sensations.
What is microdosing?
Microdosing consists of using very small quantities of a substance, generally much lower than the amounts usually used. This approach aims to limit the intensity of the effects while retaining certain characteristics sought by the user.
Microdosing in the cannabis sector
In the field of cannabis and cannabinoids, microdosing generally refers to using small quantities of cannabinoids in order to adopt a gradual and controlled approach. The quantity used may vary depending on the product, its composition and individual preferences.
The concept of microdosing may apply to different formats, including oils, edibles, extracts or other preparations containing cannabinoids.
A gradual approach
Microdosing is often associated with an approach involving starting with small quantities and then gradually adjusting them according to each person's needs and habits. This approach is regularly discussed in relation to personalising usage and consumption methods.
The concept of a microdose does not correspond to a universal quantity and may vary depending on the context, the products used and the characteristics of each user.
