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What Cannabis Products Are Solventless? Exploring 7 Types
Cannabis products can look and feel very different depending on how they’re made, including when they come from the same plant.
One term you’ll often see on New Jersey dispensary menus is “solventless,” which generally signals a cleaner, more plant-forward way of making concentrates.
This term ...
Gummies: Live Resin vs. Rosin vs. Regular (Yes, There’s a Difference)
Live resin, rosin, and “regular” (distillate) gummies all deliver tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
Still, they differ in how THC is extracted from the cannabis plant, what other plant compounds are preserved, and how the experience may feel in the mind and body.
If you’ve ever wondered why ...
6 Cannabis Podcasts We Love and Trust
Cannabis is a fascinating plant, whether you’re interested in biology, history, wellness, culture, or business, so it’s no wonder it’s become fertile ground for podcasters.
Of course, not all podcasts are created equal, and as fascinating as cannabis is, it’s also subject to considerable ...
How to Talk to Your Parents About Cannabis
For most of us, cannabis isn’t about rebellion. It’s about routine.
Cannabis might be something you reach for to unwind at the end of a long day, settle into movie night, or feel a little more relaxed when life gets loud.
Explaining that to your parents can feel loaded, especially if their ...
Keeping a Cannabis Journal: How to Find Your Perfect Products
Finding the right cannabis product can take some trial and error.
One gummy might leave you perfectly relaxed, while another might feel too strong. A vape you loved once might not hit the same the next time. And the flower you used to smoke is just “different” now.
Keeping track of these ...
Cannabis and Caffeine: Do They Complement Each Other or Compete?
Some people start their day with caffeine. Others incorporate cannabis into their wellness routine. Increasingly, some are curious about combining both.
Because caffeine and the tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in cannabis influence the brain in different ways — the former stimulating, the latter ...
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