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THC can produce intoxication and can impair functions needed for driving. A higher number does not predict a better experience. Route, amount, tolerance, timing, and context all matter. Products with THC require a plan that excludes driving, operating equipment, and responsibilities that cannot safely be delayed.
New York package warnings and serving information should remain with the product throughout use and storage.
CBD is active, not neutral.
CBD is not typically described as intoxicating like THC, but it can cause effects and interact with medication. The FDA cautions that CBD can affect how other drugs work and that unapproved products may carry inaccurate claims or uncertain quality.
Retail cannabis labels do not convert CBD into a proven cure.
Ask a clinician about pregnancy, breastfeeding, liver conditions, medication, or a planned medical use.
Ratios only work with actual amounts.
A 1:1 or 2:1 label describes proportion, not the size of a serving. Two products can share the same ratio while containing very different milligrams per serving. Read the ratio together with the THC and CBD amounts, route of use, and total servings.
If either amount is unclear, do not calculate from the front-panel slogan. Use the regulated information panel or ask for help reading it.
