This is stupid question as THC only comes from weed and it depends entirely on the type of weed and how its grown
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You can determine the THC content in weed by looking at the labeling on the product, if available. Alternatively, you can get it tested at a lab that specializes in cannabis testing. Another method is to use at-home testing kits that can provide an estimate of the THC content.
Drinking more water than usual won't necessarily remove weed from your system, as THC (the active ingredient in weed) is stored in fat cells and persists despite hydration. The most effective way to clear THC from your system is through time, as it naturally metabolizes over days to weeks. Staying hydrated can aid in overall detoxification and help dilute urine for drug tests, but it won't directly eliminate THC.
To check the levels of THC in weed, you can use a testing kit specifically designed for this purpose. These kits usually involve using a small sample of the weed and a testing solution to determine the THC content. You can also send a sample to a laboratory for more precise and detailed testing.
The amount of THC in a single hit of weed can vary greatly depending on the strain, potency, and size of the hit. On average, a typical hit may contain anywhere from 1-10 nanograms of THC.
No, smelling unlit weed does not make you high. THC, the chemical compound responsible for the psychoactive effects of marijuana, needs to be heated and inhaled for it to have an intoxicating effect. Simply smelling unlit weed will not result in a high.
after inhaling the smoke of the pot, the smoke will lose majority of the THC contained but will always still THC. If you're asking this because you have a household pet then they will indeed be inhaling a small portion of your second hand THC.