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Featured Brand: Goldsmith Extracts

Kind Meds (Cannabis Education Blog)

We’re proud to feature Goldsmith Extracts, a legendary Arizona cannabis company, renowned for its creation of highly potent, medical-grade cannabis extracts. Why We Love Goldsmith Extracts There are, of course, plenty of cannabis extracts and refined concentrates on the retail cannabis market.

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Guide to Microdosing Cannabis Concentrates, Flowers and Edibles

Greencamp

How to microdose cannabis concentrates? There are 10 milligrams (mg) in one milliliter (ml) of a THC concentrate, so in this case the starting dose would be one-tenth of a milliliter. Two drops of a THC liquid extract equal to 1 mg—which should be the starting dose. How to microdose cannabis edibles?

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ICMYI: Cannabis Edibles, Extracts, and Topicals Are Now Legal in Canada

Canna Law Blog

A year after Canada’s national legalization of Cannabis, on October 17, 2019, the Government of Canada’s new regulations for edible cannabis, cannabis extracts, and cannabis topicals went into effect. It will likely be some time before a broad range of edible and extract products are actually available for purchase by consumers.

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THC Dosage Guide: Tinctures, Edibles, Flower, & Vapes

Healer

Dosing edibles. Dosing concentrates. Taking the right dose also depends on the method of administration; cannabis flower or concentrates can be smoked or vaporized, and oral consumption products include tinctures, infused oils, edibles, topicals, drinks, concentrates, and one my favorites, cannabis tea.

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An Introductory Guide to Medical Marijuana Edibles

MMJ Recs

Among these, medical marijuana edibles have emerged as a discreet and palatable option for patients seeking the therapeutic benefits of cannabis without the traditional methods of smoking or vaporizing. Different ratios can offer distinct experiences, with higher CBD content often mitigating the psychoactive effects of THC.

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Christina Lake Cannabis Increases Average THC Concentration of Distillate Oils to 90.4%

Cannabis Law Report

in early 2020 (allowing the production of beverages, edibles, and other everyday products with cannabis), several new categories of cannabis products had emerged from which there was new demand for extracts such as distillate oils. For more information about CLC, please visit: www.christinalakecannabis.com. Joel Dumaresq”.

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Medical Marijuana Concentrates: The Complete Guide

LifeCannMD

Trichomes come in different varieties and the accumulation of them is used to create what is collectively called cannabis concentrates. Concentrates are much stronger than the average pre-roll. While the normal tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content in flowers ranges from 10 to 25 percent, concentrates contain 80 percent or more.