Ingestible products infused with medical marijuana support a discreet and long-lasting consumption experience. For many consumers, ingestibles provide a way to feel better over the
Rachel Fox, Customer Care Associate at Ethos Dispensary, recalls the moment her mom, Vida, was diagnosed with Stage I breast cancer. “Cancer runs in our
Ingestibles – there’s no shortage of ingestible products. But ingesting medical marijuana is quite a different experience from vaping it or applying it to your
You’ve seen it as an add-on to your latte, infused in a gummy to cap off a long day, even as an ingredient in your
Start low and go (very) slow Microdosing is aptly named, as the amounts of THC in a microdosing regimen are quite small. McLay suggested starting
With the right recipe, a few hours, and a little spark of creativity, you can cook your favorite dishes with cannabis infused oil or by incorporating a concentrate directly into the food.
If you’re new to consuming cannabis, one of the first questions you’ll ask is “how much should I take?” The answer is: it depends on
Many consumers prefer tinctures for these reasons, but there are some drawbacks that might draw you to a different product type: Risk of spills: Like
Added to cannabis flower: Depending on the consistency of the concentrate you are using, it could be incorporated into cannabis flower to enhance its
Flower, concentrates, topicals, edibles — your options at the dispensary are seemingly endless. If you’re a first-time cannabis consumer, you may assume that all cannabis
Product types: Edibles, capsules, RSO How it works: Cannabis products taken by mouth must go through the digestive system before they enter your bloodstream. The
How cancer patients use cannabis Medical cannabis is regarded as an add-on therapy to help manage two sets of symptoms: symptoms of the cancer itself,
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