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Walking into a dispensary for the first time can feel overwhelming. Cannabis labels are packed with numbers, abbreviations, and strain names. Here's how to decode them.
THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is the psychoactive compound — higher numbers mean stronger effects. CBD (cannabidiol) is non-psychoactive and can moderate THC's intensity.
Here are actual strains showing different THC/CBD profiles:
| Name | Species | THC | CBD | Top Effects |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Afghani | indica | 19–26% | — | Sleepy, Relaxed, Happy |
| AK-47 | hybrid | 13–20% | 1.0–1.0% | Uplifted, Happy, Relaxed |
| Banana OG | indica | 16–25% | — | Happy, Relaxed, Hungry |
| Blue Dream | hybrid | 15–27% | 2.0–2.0% | Uplifted, Happy, Relaxed |
| Chemdog | hybrid | 9–22% | 0.5–0.5% | Uplifted, Happy, Relaxed |
Labels show Indica, Sativa, or Hybrid. This indicates the expected effects — see our complete species guide for details.
Some labels list terpene profiles — aromatic compounds that influence flavor and effects. Learn more in our terpenes guide.
New to edibles? Read our edibles dosing guide first.
Legal products include batch numbers and lab testing dates. Look for: pesticide-free certification, heavy-metal testing, and accurate potency numbers. Testing ensures what's on the label matches what's in the product.