A 1000mg THC tincture is cannabis oil you dose by the dropper — no smoke, no rolling, no guesswork. This Willo bottle carries 1000mg of THC in 15ml of food-grade MCT oil. MCT is a light carrier oil with almost no taste of its own.
The math stays friendly. The bottle holds roughly 15 full droppers, each about 1ml. That works out to about 66mg of THC per full dropper.
- Total THC: 1000mg in a 15ml bottle.
- Per full dropper: about 66mg (roughly 1ml).
- Droppers per bottle: around 15.
- Base: food-grade MCT oil, near-tasteless.
- Onset: 15-45 minutes under the tongue, 45-90 swallowed.
- Level: flexible — partial droppers cover starters and regulars.
What is a THC tincture?
A THC tincture is cannabis extract suspended in a carrier oil and taken by mouth, measured with a dropper. Bitter, boozy old-school versions gave the format a rough name. This one skips all that — the MCT base keeps the flavour close to zero.
The dropper is the whole appeal. Gummies lock you into fixed pieces. A tincture moves in single drops, so the dose lands exactly where you want it.
It rewards two kinds of buyers: people who want THC without any smoke, and people who want their numbers precise. Often the same person.

How to use a THC tincture
Fill the dropper to your target line. Squeeze the oil under your tongue, hold it for about a minute, then swallow. Taken that way — the sublingual route, in plain words: under the tongue — onset runs 15-45 minutes.
Swallowed straight or stirred into food or coffee, it behaves like an edible instead. Expect 45-90 minutes before it lands, with a longer tail after.
- New to THC? Most people start with 2.5-5mg — a few drops, not a full dropper.
- 10mg reads as a standard dose. A quarter dropper is roughly 16mg, a shade past it.
- 25mg and up is experienced territory — still under half a dropper here.
- Give every dose its full window before adding more.

Measuring a partial dropper
The glass pipette is the dosing tool, so learn to read it. Draw the oil up, watch where it stops, and take your fraction from there.
- Full dropper: about 66mg of THC.
- Half a dropper: about 33mg.
- Quarter dropper: about 16mg.
- An eighth: about 8mg, right at the starter line.
Those figures come from the bottle math — 1000mg across 15ml. Treat them as close averages, not lab readings.
THC tincture vs THC gummies
Both routes run through digestion or the tongue, and both skip the lungs. The difference is steering. A gummy is a fixed piece — you get the dose the kitchen cut. Drops move in tiny steps and split any way you like.
Timing splits them too. A gummy has to be chewed and swallowed, so it takes the slow lane every time. Drops held under the tongue cut roughly half an hour off the wait.
Gummies win on taste and zero effort. The 1000mg THC tincture wins the moment you care about a number a gummy pack doesn’t offer.
THC tincture vs smoking: the onset gap
Two things separate the routes. How fast they arrive, and how long they stay.
- Inhaled: onset within minutes, over in 1-3 hours.
- Under the tongue: onset 15-45 minutes, with a longer middle.
- Swallowed: onset 45-90 minutes, peak at 2-4 hours, done by 4-8.
Smoke is the fast lane with the short runway. Drops trade that speed for hours of coverage, no lighter, and no smell in the hall.
Our take on this THC tincture
We reach for it on nights when smoke feels like too much ceremony. A few drops in tea vanish — no flavour change we could name. The clean taste is the win, and the dropper keeps repeat doses honest.
One honest limit: a dropper is not lab glassware. The 66mg figure is a close average, not a promise, so treat your count as a guide and build up slowly.
How far one bottle goes
Run the arithmetic and the value shows up. At a 10mg dose, 1000mg of THC is 100 doses in one 15ml bottle. At 25mg a time, it’s 40.
Most people sit somewhere between those two lines. Either way, one bottle outlasts a bag of gummies by a wide margin.
Storing the bottle
Cap it tight and keep it in a cool, dark cupboard, well out of reach of kids and pets. MCT oil is shelf-stable, so skip the fridge.
The Willo behind the bottle
Willo is a Toronto brand. By its own account on its official site, everything is sourced, made, and packaged in the city.
The lineup spans gummies, chocolates, pre-rolls, vapes, and this tincture range. Their stated house rule: only the highest-quality ingredients make the cut.
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How the 1000mg THC tincture compares
Willo’s tincture shelf runs from this starter bottle to a heavyweight, with a no-high twin beside it. Here’s the spread.
| Product | Potency | Type | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| THC Tincture 1000mg (this bottle) | 1000mg in 15ml — about 66mg per dropper | THC | First tincture buyers and flexible dosers. |
| THC Tincture 4000mg | 4000mg in 30ml — about 133mg per dropper | THC | High-tolerance users who empty bottles fast. |
| CBD Tincture 1000mg | 1000mg in 15ml — about 66mg per dropper | CBD | The same bottle with no high at all. |
| 1000mg THC Pomegranate Punch gummies | 1000mg per pack | THC edible | Buyers who’d rather chew than count drops. |
Drops beat pieces when you want fine control. Pieces beat drops when you want zero thinking. Same totals, different steering.
Common questions
How do I use a THC tincture?
Fill the dropper to your dose, squeeze the oil under your tongue, hold it for about a minute, then swallow. Under the tongue, onset runs 15-45 minutes. Swallowed or mixed into food, it acts like an edible at 45-90 minutes.
How long does a THC tincture take to work?
Held under the tongue, 15-45 minutes. Swallowed, it shifts to edible pacing — 45-90 minutes with a longer arc. Give the full window a chance before adding drops, since early top-ups are how surprises happen.
How many drops of THC tincture should I take?
Most people start with 2.5-5mg, which is just a few drops from this bottle. A quarter dropper lands near 16mg and a full dropper carries about 66mg. Start low, wait out the onset, and adjust next session instead.


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