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Hi again....the term "one drop" actually doesn't tell us anything because there are many different concentrations of the medication, and one drop of one may include twice the THC that another one does in one drop. I suggest making sure you are trying the lowest concentration you can find, for starters. The people at the dispensary can help with this.
It is also available in edible form, like gunny bears, and that might be easier for you to try just a tiny amount. Or, get it in a beverage form and try just a few drops of that, which would be a very low concentration. And keep in mind that if you have not ever ingested THC before in any form, there may be a period in which it makes you foggy or unfocused and that may stop happening after a week or so as your body adjusts to it, just as some meds cause nausea at first but then are fine once your body gets used to them.
To my knowledge, THC doesn't react with any antidepressants, but you can look it up online using the name of the one you are taking, to see if there are any accounts.
It is also available in edible form, like gunny bears, and that might be easier for you to try just a tiny amount. Or, get it in a beverage form and try just a few drops of that, which would be a very low concentration. And keep in mind that if you have not ever ingested THC before in any form, there may be a period in which it makes you foggy or unfocused and that may stop happening after a week or so as your body adjusts to it, just as some meds cause nausea at first but then are fine once your body gets used to them.
To my knowledge, THC doesn't react with any antidepressants, but you can look it up online using the name of the one you are taking, to see if there are any accounts.
