Flower

Flower refers to the smokeable portion of the cannabis plant that has gone through cultivation, harvest, drying, and curing processes, all before arriving at the dispensary. Cannabis flower is still among the most common consumption methods because of its versatility and fast-acting effects. Effects of consuming flower are felt almost immediately and can last approximately 1-3 hours, depending on cannabis experience, tolerance, and body chemistry. 

EDIBLES

Edible forms of cannabis range from baked goods and sweets to lozenges and capsules. Edibles can produce effective, long-lasting, and safe effects. Most edibles contain a significant amount of THC, CBD, or a combination of the two. Edibles can induce a wide range of effects including relaxation, euphoria, increased appetite, fatigue, and reduced anxiety. Edible can typically take anywhere from 30 to 90 minutes to take effect, with those effects lasting approximately 4-6 hours depending on cannabis experience, tolerance, and body chemistry. Preferred consumption method for patients looking for long-lasting relief.

topicals

Cannabis-infused topicals usually come in the form of balms or lotions and are most commonly used to provide relief from symptoms of inflammation that can result in joint and muscle pain.They are meant to be applied directly to the affected area to provide localized relief to a specific location. Topicals help treat pain without the psychoactive effects associated with other cannabis consumption methods.

tinctures

In cannabis, a tincture is a concentrated liquid form of cannabinoids, most commonly THC and CBD, intended to be ingested or applied topically. When consumed sublingually (under the tongue), some of the cannabinoids are absorbed directly into the bloodstream via the blood vessels under the tongue, producing significant effects within as little as 15 minutes. Any cannabinoids not absorbed in the bloodstream will make their way through the digestive tract, with effects similar to that of consuming an edible.

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