Not exactly sure what your question is, but let’s look at the math together.
You’ve got 25 grams of chemdawg, and it clocks in at (an astounding) 22.7% CBD. So that means that we multiply 25 (grams) by 0.227 (22.7%), to get 5.675 as an answer, which means of the 25 grams of ChemDawg, 5.675 grams of it is CBD.
Now that you know your CBD count, we simply need to convert it to mg, which is just 5.675 x 1000 = 5,675 mg (of CBD). Then we divide by the doses. If you took 5,675mg and divided it up into 90 servings, you’d have 5,675 / 90 = ~63.05 (mg of CBD per serving).
The strength of the solution remains the same no matter how you divide it up. It’s always going to have 5,675mg of CBD total. You used 15ml of coconut oil to go with it. That means if you divide your total CBD (5,675mg) by your total coconut oil (15ml), you get 5,675 / 15 = ~378.33, which means you’ve got 378.33mg of CBD per 1 oz of coconut oil.
So really, the thing to do is to calculate how big you want your doses to be. Say you want 100mg of CBD per dose (I have NO idea how much is a normal dose... 100 is just a nice round number). So you start with your total CBD (always) at 5,675mg and you divide that by 100mg (your ideal dose). 5,675 / 100 = 56.75. So you’d have almost 57 doses of 100mg of CBD. Now you need to know how much coconut oil that is (so you can measure out each dose). So take your 15ml of oil and divide it by the number of total doses you calculated (57). So 15 / 57 = ~0.26. So you’d need 0.26ml of oil to get a dose of 100mg of CBD.
Does that add up for you? If not, tell me how much CBD you want per dose, and I’ll calculate it for you.