Start low, go slow
The core principle of cannabinoid dosing is conservative titration: begin at a low dose, increase in small increments, and allow time to assess response and tolerability before each step. This minimises adverse effects (mostly THC-related) and helps identify the lowest effective dose for the individual.
Choosing a CBD:THC ratio
Ratio selection is indication- and patient-specific. Higher-CBD preparations favour tolerability and daytime function; balanced or THC-containing preparations may be chosen where THC-mediated effects are the target. Factor in intoxication risk, comorbidity and concomitant medicines — see CBD vs THC and drug interactions.
Timing and route
Onset and duration vary by route and formulation, which affects scheduling — for example, evening dosing where sedation is expected. Set clear expectations with the patient about onset, and review before escalating.
Use the tools
EndoCann's DoctorSuite turns these principles into a structured dose plan and a physician-issued prescription, matched to specific Vijaya formulations. This page describes the framework; DoctorSuite handles the specifics for a given product and patient.
Frequently asked questions
What starting dose should I use?
There is no universal figure — appropriate starting doses depend on the formulation (and its CBD:THC ratio), the indication and the patient. Use the lowest labelled starting dose and titrate; EndoCann's dosing tools generate product-specific plans.
How quickly can I titrate?
Increase only after you have assessed response and tolerability at the current dose. Slower is safer, particularly with THC-containing preparations and in higher-risk patients.
Generate a dose plan
Turn these principles into a product-specific dose plan and a compliant prescription.