Ever wonder what happens to edibles when you eat them and why edibles seem to hit you harder than smoking or vaping? Let's explore the real reason why.
As you explore dabbing and adding concentrates to smokable flower, you’ll find a wide variety of options at your disposal. It gets easier to find your favorite once you make sense of the concentrates menu at your local medical marijuana dispensary.
Because cannabis is still considered federally illegal and has yet to be approved in several U.S. states, bringing it across state lines or the U.S. border can be complicated. We’ve put together a short and sweet guide to traveling with medical marijuana, so you can make an informed decision and avoid unpleasant surprises on the road.
Cannabis concentrates are as diverse as they are potent. With so many different options, it can be hard to keep up. But these potent products have many benefits – they offer a cleaner, less harsh draw packed with more medicinal compounds. Some even offer discretion in the form of convenient, portable vaporizers.
In the medical marijuana community, sometimes less is more. While some patients want the most impactful experience available, many have become interested in microdosing cannabis.
All across the medical, athletic, culinary, and entertainment industries, experts are touting CBD as a wonder drug – easing symptoms of everything from anxiety and depression to acne, heart disease, pain, and PMS.
If you’re fairly new to the world of cannabis, seeing specific flower options labeled as “hand-trimmed” or “machine trimmed” might leave you with more questions than answers.
The medical cannabis industry continues to get larger and more diverse as new products hit the shelves all the time. When you first get your medical marijuana card, you may have questions about how to begin your cannabis journey.
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