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Why Do People Search For Cannabis Strains for Pain Relief Cannabis has been used as a holistic approach to medicine since the dawn of time. For over five thousand years the therapeutic effects of cannabis have been studied, not exclusively to one specific ailment, but for all different sets of symptoms caused by illness and diseases. Cannabis usage can be traced back to ancient China where it was used to treat gout and malaria, later it was used in Egypt to treat eye pain and inflammation. India …

You're all geared up, you have your dab loaded on your dab tool, your banger is piping hot ready for the action. You go to drop in your dab, you're already inhaling.. but wait.. there's still some wax left on your dab tool. You go to roll it against the bottom of your banger again… nope still there. You give up, put your dab tool down, the sticky mess of a half as*** melted dab starts to cling to everything. Dog hair, dust, whatever mystery debris on your table.. Wait? Is that a piece of …

Terpenes are an important part of the equation when it comes to the type of high you'll experience. Certain terpenes will promote feelings of relaxation, while others give you more of a mood boost, some even make you feel more creative! THC is only one part of the big picture. THC, other cannabinoids, and terpenes all work together to deliver the specific effect you're looking for. What is the Entourage Effect? These three components working together creates something called the “entourage …

Why does the Distinction Between Indica and Sativa Even Matter? Indica plants have a different appearance from sativa plants, sativa strains are taller with slimmer looking leaves while indica strains are shorter, shaggier looking plants. The differences between the two don't stop there, they are also said to provide different effects. Sativas are uplifting and energetic while indicas are relaxing, producing sedative “sleepy time” effects! The label of either indica or sativa does no …

THC Potency is usually listed on a product label or on the product packaging itself, especially if it's purchased from a dispensary. Although, almost every thc product comes with some sort of potency information these days, whether it's from a dispensary or not. Potency is measured by percentage or by milligrams, this tells you how much THC your product contains. A higher percentage/mg generally indicates increased potency and stronger effect, but your personal experience can vary based on toler …