Tinctures

Tinctures are liquid cannabis — cannabinoids infused into a carrier oil (usually MCT) and dosed with a marked dropper. They're the most controllable format on the shelf: each dropper delivers a known milligram amount, easy to nudge up or down a few milligrams at a time, with no smoke and no sugar. Held under the tongue for 30–60 seconds, they absorb sublingually and start working in roughly 15–45 minutes — faster than edibles, slower than inhaling.

The shelf is organized by ratio. A 1:1 THC:CBD bottle balances the two; high-CBD ratios like 4:1 or 20:1 keep the experience mild; pure THC tinctures behave like a precise, food-free edible. That range makes tinctures the format people reach for when they want fine-grained control — including low-and-slow evening routines — without committing to a full gummy.

Around Los Angeles, bottles run $6–$125 depending on total milligrams and ratio. Every licensed tincture carries a certificate of analysis verifying the per-dropper dose — check it on the Weedyy listing, start with a half-dropper if you're new, and store the bottle cool and dark, where it will keep for a year or more.