When it comes to beginner edibles , there are a few key factors to keep in mind.

1. They have a delayed onset of effect: Edibles have to go through the digestive system before reaching the bloodstream, which can take 30 minutes to two hours.

2. They are metabolized differently in different people: Your body will not metabolize the same amount of THC in the same amount of time.

3. They can be hard to determine the dose: It’s not always easy to tell how much THC is in an edible – especially if it’s a new product or you’re not experienced with titration.

4. They can taste too much like cannabis: Some edibles have a strong flavor profile that masks the aroma and flavor of the plant.

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5. They can have a high potency: If you’re a novice or have a limited tolerance for THC, it’s not a good idea to consume an edible with more than 50 mg of THC.

6. They can have a low potency: Gummy bears and chocolate bars with individually dosed squares are great options for first-timer edible consumers.

7. They can be made at home: Many people choose to make their own edibles as a fun, DIY project.

8. They are an effective alternative to smoking and vaping: If you want the effects of smoking or vaping without the smoke, try cannabis-infused edibles.

Beginner edibles are easy to consume and offer an affordable way to experiment with THC, CBD and other cannabinoids. With a little bit of knowledge, you can find the perfect edibles for your needs.