Consulting with your primary care physician is a great place to start when deciding if cannabis is right for you.There are no legal repercussions when discussing medical marijuana with your physician, don't be afraid to bring this treatment up if you think it is a...

Cannabis clinics with onsite doctors are available in all major cities.They can be found by doing a search on major sites like Google, Yelp, Weedmats and Leafly

Here is how to make the most of your bud-tenders knowledge.EDIBLES. Ask for products with consistent THC distribution and dosing. Look for usage instructions, nutritional info and the full product potency.EXTRACT. Find out if it has passed residual solvent...

For all methods of ingestion, we recommend finding your M.E.D (minimum effective dose). The only way to discover it is to start with a small amount and wait 2 hours for the full effects before taking more. This will help you hone in on your optimal experience using...

Some of the factors that affect you're tolerance to cannabis are, you're height, you're frequency of cannabis use and the last time you ate food.

New patients are recommended to start with 5MG of THC. It is good practice to wait 90 minutes before increasing your dose so the full effects are perceived and over-consumption can be avoided.

Medical cannabis experts and scientists have been saying it for a long time, now the American Medical Association is chiming in. And we quote: "Medical cannabis laws are associated with significant reductions in opioid prescribing in the Medicare Part D population." A...

Uruguay became the world’s first country to legalize cannabis when pharmacies started selling the product last summer. Things have worked out well so far, the country’s top marijuana regulator said, although challenges remain as producers struggle to secure bank...

For Budtenders, the job requirements are essentially the same everywhere. Of course each shop will have its own way of doing things, so you’ll need to adjust to those specific rules, but it’s not like tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) will suddenly mean something different...