FAQ’s

Cannabis is a plant containing compounds called cannabinoids, such as THC and CBD, which interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system to promote various effects, including relaxation, pain relief, and improved focus.

• THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is the psychoactive compound that produces the “high” feeling.

• CBD (cannabidiol) is non-psychoactive and often used for wellness purposes, like stress relief or managing inflammation.

• Flower: Traditional dried cannabis for smoking or vaporizing.

• Edibles: Food and drink infused with cannabis.

• Concentrates: Potent extracts like wax, shatter, or oils.

• Topicals: Creams, balms, and patches for localized relief.

• Tinctures: Liquid cannabis extracts taken under the tongue.

• Indica: Often associated with relaxation and calm.

• Sativa: Known for energizing and uplifting effects.

• Hybrid: A mix of both, offering balanced effects.

Start low and go slow. Everyone’s tolerance and body chemistry are different, so begin with a small dose and adjust gradually. Our team can help guide you.

This depends on your location. In many states, recreational cannabis is available without a medical card, but medical users may have access to additional benefits.

Keep cannabis in a cool, dark, and dry place, ideally in an airtight container to preserve freshness and potency.

Cannabis laws vary by location. It is generally illegal to travel with cannabis across state or international borders. Check local regulations before traveling.

Yes, most areas require you to be 21+ for recreational use or 18+ with a valid medical card for medical use.

Yes, cannabis may interact with certain medications. Always consult with a healthcare professional before use if you’re on any prescription medications.

The duration of effects varies depending on the method of consumption:

• Smoking/Vaping:Effects typically last 1-3 hours.

• Edibles:Effects may last 4-8 hours or longer.

• Tinctures:Effects usually last 3-6 hours.

Metabolism, tolerance, and dosage can also influence duration.

• Smoking:Involves combustion, which may produce harsher smoke.

• Vaping:Heats cannabis without burning, creating a smoother experience and potentially preserving more can

Terpenes are aromatic compounds found in cannabis and other plants. They influence the flavor, aroma, and effects of a strain. For example:

•Myrcene: Relaxing, earthy scent

•Limonene: Uplifting, citrusy aroma

While it’s unlikely to experience a fatal overdose, consuming too much cannabis can lead to uncomfortable effects such as paranoia, anxiety, dizziness, or nausea. Always start with a low dose and increase gradually.

• Stay calm and hydrated.

• Rest in a safe, comfortable space.

• Chew on black peppercorns or inhale their scent, which may help reduce anxiety.

• Effects will wear off with time, usually within a few hours.

It’s not recommended to use cannabis during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to potential risks to the baby’s development. Consult with a healthcare professional for advice.

Many people use cannabis for various reasons, including managing pain, reducing anxiety, improving sleep, and enhancing relaxation. Research is ongoing, and effects vary by individual.

While cannabis is less addictive than many other substances, some individuals may develop dependency or problematic use over time. This is known as Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD).

• Recreational Cannabis:Used for personal enjoyment.

• Medical Cannabis:Prescribed by a healthcare professional for specific health conditions. Medical users may have access to higher-potency products or lower taxes in some areas.

Laws regarding home cultivation vary by state or country. Check local regulations to see if growing cannabis is permitted and under what conditions.

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