Starting material
Flower
Infusion
Method
High saturated fat. The most reliable kitchen infusion.
Kitchen yield
Process
Adds 8% to fat extraction, capped at 95%.
In the jar
Coconut oil
10.7
mg / tsp
2.2 mg per ml
- Labeled THC
- 700 mg
- Extracted
- 512 mg
- Overall yield
- 73%
- 10 mg doses
- 51
Equal dose
Flower ≈ infusion
A share of this batch. 0.3 g of your flower is the same portion as the infusion on the right — after decarb and extraction losses.
Label on this amount · 60 mg
≈
Extracted in this share · 43.9 mg
Eating and smoking are not interchangeable. Ten milligrams is a common first edible dose even if your smoked tolerance is higher.
Dose-specific
How much to take
0.94tsp
- Millilitres
- 4.62
- Teaspoons
- 0.94
- Flower share
- 0.07 g
- In this batch
- 51 doses
Divide the whole batch
If every drop of this coconut goes into a recipe, how many pieces?
10.7mg each
1 tsp of infusion per piece
Estimates only. Yield moves with grind, moisture, time, temperature, and the fat or spirit you use. Edibles take 30–120 minutes to land — do not redose early. This is not medical advice.