FREE EDIBLE DOSAGE CALCULATOR FOR CBD & THC

Know exactly what's in every bite - precise CBD and THC dosage per serving, every batch.

Home-made edibles should be enjoyable, not a guessing game. Enter your product weight, cannabinoid percentages and solvent amount in Step 1 to get the potency of your infused oil - then use Step 2 to divide that into exact servings. Works with CBD flower, hash, wax or oil.

Step 1

Infusion Strength

A 12.3% decarboxylation loss is applied automatically - this is the conversion that happens when you heat cannabis, turning CBDA into active CBD.

The total dry weight of your flower, wax or hash before infusion.

Please enter a valid weight in grams.

Find this on your product's lab certificate or packaging.

Please choose a solvent type.

Please enter a valid solvent amount.

Your infused oil contains

Total CBD

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Total THC

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CBD per ml

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THC per ml

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Now head to Step 2 - enter how much of this oil goes into your recipe and how many portions it makes.

Step 2

Portions & Servings

Complete Step 1 first to establish your oil's potency.

Enter how much of your infused oil the recipe calls for, and how many servings it yields.

✓ Using your Step 1 result - 0 mg CBD/ml & 0 mg THC/ml

Please enter the amount of infused oil used.

The number of individual portions your recipe will make - e.g. 12 brownies.

Please enter the number of servings.

Per serving & batch total

CBD per serving

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THC per serving

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Total CBD (batch)

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Total THC (batch)

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A typical starting dose is 5–25mg CBD per serving. If you're new to edibles, start at the lower end and allow 1–2 hours before taking more.

How to use the Edible Dosage Calculator

This free edible dosage calculator is built for anyone making CBD or THC-infused food at home - whether you're using CBD flower, hash, wax or a ready-made oil. It removes the guesswork in two steps and gives you clear mg figures for every batch and every portion.

Step 1: Calculate your infusion strength

  1. Enter the weight of your cannabis product in grams.
  2. Input the CBD and THC percentages shown on your product's lab report or packaging.
  3. Select your solvent - oil, butter or alcohol - and enter how much you're using.
  4. Hit Calculate. You'll get the total CBD and THC in your infusion, and the concentration per ml of solvent.

A 12.3% decarboxylation loss is applied automatically. When you heat cannabis, CBDA converts to active CBD - this accounts for that conversion.

Step 2: Work out the dosage per serving

  1. Add your infused oil into a recipe. Enter how much oil the recipe uses and how many portions it yields.
  2. Hit Calculate to see the exact CBD and THC per serving, and the batch total.

Your Step 1 potency figures carry through automatically, so the two steps work together as a single end-to-end weed calculator - from raw product through to a finished edible.

What CBD dosage should I aim for?

CBD dosage varies by individual. A common starting point is 5–10mg of CBD per serving. More experienced users often work in the 15–25mg range. There's no universally correct amount - start low, see how you feel, and adjust your next batch accordingly. THC content in UK-compliant CBD products must remain below 1mg per preparation, so for most CBD flower recipes the THC figure will be very small.

Why does decarboxylation matter?

Raw cannabis contains CBDA, not CBD. Heat converts CBDA into active CBD - this is decarboxylation. Without it, the cannabinoids in your edible won't have full effect. The calculator applies a standard 12.3% conversion loss to account for this, so your results reflect the active CBD that will actually end up in your food.