A tool designed for determining the concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in a given cannabis product uses weight and potency information as inputs to produce this calculation. For example, if a consumer has 1 gram of cannabis flower with a labeled potency of 20% THC, the tool would calculate 200 milligrams of THC present in that gram.
Accurate potency assessment is crucial for consumers seeking specific dosages for medical or recreational purposes. This knowledge empowers individuals to manage consumption effectively, promoting responsible use and potentially minimizing adverse effects. The increasing availability of such tools reflects a growing emphasis on transparency and informed decision-making within the cannabis industry. Historically, consumers lacked reliable methods for determining product potency, relying on estimations and anecdotal information. This development represents a significant advancement in consumer safety and product standardization.