Tinctures & Oral Sprays

Tinctures are the format most clinical research has used to study medical cannabis — because the dosing is repeatable and measurable in a way flower and edibles aren't. When a study says 'patients received 10 mg CBD daily,' the delivery is almost always a tincture. A 30 mL bottle with 600 mg total THC works out to 20 mg per mL. Most droppers are 1 mL. So one full dropper = 20 mg, half dropper = 10 mg, quarter dropper = 5 mg. Every Kentucky tincture bottle has to publish this math clearly on the label. Hold under the tongue for at least 60 seconds — ideally 90. Sub-lingual absorption happens through the tissue under your tongue; swallowing immediately shunts everything to the stomach and turns your tincture into a slow-onset edible. Tinctures pair especially well with a routine. Morning + evening dosing at consistent times gives you steady blood-level coverage for chronic conditions in a way as-needed inhalation can't match.