Edibles take about 30 minutes to work and you could be high for up to 12 hours. It's likely that you'll feel the peak effects of the edible about 90 minutes after consuming it. Cannabis comes with ...

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The amount of time it takes for an edible to kick in can depend on the dosage and type. Those that are eaten may take longer than those that are absorbed in the mouth, like lozenges. Share on ...

More Americans than ever are trying cannabis. But it’s not just smoking flower that’s gaining traction—cannabis edibles are gaining market share every year. This has led many people to ask, “How long ...

Cannabis slang and taxonomy often bleed together in the modern space. An industry sprung from the counterculture will naturally keep some lingo on its journey to the mainstream. The resulting lexicon ...

Connecticut’s first adult-use cannabis dispensaries are open to the public, bringing everyday consumers as well as medicinal clientele. For many new to recreational marijuana, however, it can be ...

Welcome to the wonderful world of sativa gummies, where taste meets fun in a cute little chewy gummy! Having dabbled in the world of edible cannabis, I thought I’d provide my perspective on product ...

Whether you’re a seasoned cannabis user or new to edibles, being informed about what to expect can help you make the most of this popular consumption method. Edibles are food or drink products infused ...

THC you consume via edible cannabis is metabolized by the liver, which differs from THC smoking or vaping. With smoking, the main effects do not last as long as the effects of THC ingested via weed ...