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Table 2 Cannabis use characteristics

From: The role of stigma in cannabis use disclosure: an exploratory study

Route most often used, n = 249

 Smoking

106 (42.6%)

 Vape

52 (20.9%)

 Edible

35 (14.1%)

 Tincture

21 (8.4%)

 Oil

12 (4.8%)

 Capsule

9 (3.6%)

 Topical

5 (2.0%)

 Lozenge

1 (.4%)

 Other

8 (3.2%)

Known amount of CBD/THC in products normally consumed, n = 249

 Yes

196 (78.7%)

 No

53 (21.3%)

Average daily amount of CBD normally consumed, n = 195

 5–20 mg

106 (54.4%)

 21–29 mg

29 (14.9%)

 > 30 mg

32 (16.4%)

 Unknown

28 (14.4%)

Average daily amount of THC normally consumed, n = 195

 1–5 mg

39 (20.0%)

 5–10 mg

29 (14.9%)

 10–20 mg

37 (19.0%)

 20–30 mg

35 (18.0%)

 > 30 mg

33 (16.9%)

 Unknown

22 (11.3%)

THC concentration normally consumed, n = 195

 < 2.49%

14 (7.2%)

 2.5–9.99%

18 (9.2%)

 10–14.99%

11 (5.6%)

 15–19.99%

38 (19.5%)

 20–24.99%

38 (19.5%)

 > 25%

42 (21.5%)

 Unknown

34 (17.4%)

Number of days cannabis used in last 30 days, n = 248

 1 day or less

12 (4.8%)

 2–5 days

17 (6.9%)

 5–10 days

21 (8.5%)

 11–20 days

22 (8.9%)

 21 days or more

176 (71.0%)

Frequency of cannabis use on days used, n = 248

 Once

66 (26.6%)

 Twice

50 (20.2%)

 Three times

42 (16.9%)

 Greater than three times

82 (33.1%)

 Unknown/do not recall

8 (3.2%)

Duration of cannabis use, n = 248

 Less than 1 year

20 (8.1%)

 1–5 years

65 (26.2%)

 5–10 years

43 (17.3%)

 Greater than 10 years

120 (48.4%)