"MG" stands for milligrams and is a unit of measurement commonly used to quantify the potency or dosage of various substances, including edibles and concentrates. In the context of edibles, such as cannabis-infused products, the MG measurement refers to the amount of active cannabinoids, typically THC or CBD, present in the product.

For example, if you see an edible labeled as containing 10mg of THC, it means that there are 10 milligrams of THC (the psychoactive compound in cannabis) in that particular edible. The MG measurement helps consumers understand the strength or concentration of the active ingredient in the product.

Similarly, when it comes to concentrates, such as cannabis oils, waxes, or tinctures, the MG measurement indicates the concentration of cannabinoids in the product. Concentrates often have higher potency compared to traditional flower or edibles, and the MG measurement allows consumers to gauge the strength and dosage more precisely.

It's important to note that the appropriate dosage for each individual may vary depending on factors such as tolerance, experience, and desired effects. If you are new to edibles or concentrates, it is advisable to start with a low dosage and gradually increase as needed to find your personal comfort level.

As always, it's recommended to read the product labels carefully, follow the suggested dosage guidelines, and consult with a healthcare professional or budtender for personalized advice regarding cannabis consumption.