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Better effects start with clearly defining your desired result every time you use cannabis. You wouldn’t use a screwdriver to hammer a nail. Why would you use the same cannabis product and dose every session?

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Fuel Your Focus

Daytime strains with energizing terpenes and the right ration of cannabinoids.

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Boost Creative Thinking

Invigorating strains that relax the body and let the mind wander without losing focus.

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Unwind & Relax

Lower THC doses or 1:1 products with minor cannabinoids like CBN and CBG.

Get Better Sleep

Nighttime strains that may have higher THC and terpenes like linalool and myrcene.

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Fast-uptake products with terpenes like limonene, myrcene, and caryophyllene.

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Quick-Start Guide to Choosing the Right Product

Decide When

Know why you’re using cannabis and when you need relief, then set rules for when to consume (eg never at work).

Decide What

Inhalables and sublinguals offer faster results, while effects from edibles and patches may longer duration.

Decide How Much

For many consumers, low THC or microdosing throughout the day can be more effective than a high THC dose.

Your Wellness Goals Can Affect Product Choice

Your treatment needs (and any medications you’re already taking) can influence what product and dosage is right for you. What helps you sleep at night may not be the same thing that helps manage pain or anxiety symptoms during the day.

Talking to a qualified medical marijuana doctor is the surest way to get your desired effects every time you consume.

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Real Stories from Real Consumers

“I learned that cannabis with balanced THC and CBD ratios often provided much stronger relief for neuropathic pain… The change has been life-changing. I now use a low-to-moderate dose 1:1 hybrid edible in the morning, another around midday when the pain starts to build, and a gentler one in the early evening while I prep dinner or wind down. The burning and shooting pain has decreased dramatically—I can finally walk more comfortably, stand longer without agony, and actually sleep through the night most nights. My mood is so much steadier because I’m not constantly fighting the pain. I’ve got real energy back, I’ve started taking short walks again, and I’m more present with family and friends instead of being short-tempered or distracted by discomfort.”

 

-Gregoria

“Unfortunately, my symptoms have worsened with age. However, with the use of cannabis and THC transdermal patches, I’m able to get twelve consecutive hours of relief.”

 

-Erik

“Being able to micro-dose cannabis throughout the day makes it bearable to live without pain or ocular migraines daily. I can actually live and enjoy my life without breaking the law. It’s a great feeling.

 

-Hannah

My smoking mostly occurs at the end of the day, in the form of stress relief and relaxation. My job can be high-performing and can be an stress-builder, if I allow it. Smoking allows me to hit that pressure relief valve at the end of the day, sort of reset and let the scales rebalance themselves.

 

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Common questions about getting more out of every dose

Start by asking yourself three questions:

  1. Do you want to be intoxicated? This can help narrow if you want a low or no-THC option, or if microdosing throughout the day can offer relief without the unwanted effects of THC.
  2. When do you need relief? This can affect the type of product you use. Inhalable options like flower or vapes can take effect almost immediately, while edibles may provide longer lasting effects.
  3. How do you want to feel? Do you need to be productive? Focused? Are you need help falling asleep?

Knowing your goals will help you find the right product and dosage. And if you have any questions, consider speaking to a medical cannabis doctor or pharmacist.

Recent studies and patient reports suggest that medical cannabis under a doctor’s care has the potential to support or replace some traditional prescription medications.

  • 42% of patients report enhanced quality of life after switching to cannabis.
  • In a NuggMD Cannabis Consumer Poll, 4 in 5 respondents reported using medical cannabis as a way to reduce or replace prescription medications.
  • One scientific review found CBD is a ‘promising’ treatment for depression with ‘few side effects’.
  • Patients have shared their stories on using cannabis for conditions like neuropathy and insomnia, among others.

However, further study is needed. Everyone reacts to cannabis differently, and any change in treatment regimen or medication dosage should be discussed with a doctor first.

If you’re considering cannabis as a supplement or replacement for other medications, the first step is to speak with a qualified practitioner for a medical evaluation.

Many consumers choose not to get a med card if recreational cannabis is available near them. But a medical card can take the guesswork out of cannabis dosing, as well as offering a range of benefits not available to adult-use consumers.

First, and most importantly, a medical card gives you access to a qualified practitioner to ask any questions you may have about products, dosage, medication interactions. Medical dispensaries are also more likely to have a pharmacist on staff who can help answer any product or dosage questions you may have.

Additionally, medical dispensaries tend to carry a wider selection of products, including minor cannabinoids, 1:1 CBD/THC, low THC, and microdose options.

And many medical dispensaries have cannabis pharmacists on staff, giving patients access to on-the-spot guidance to help you find the right products and dosage for your particular wellness goals.

Finally, many states offer unique benefits for medical card holders, including tax savings, wider product selection, home delivery, and the ability to grow your own cannabis at home.

Medical cannabis is held to stricter standards than hemp THC. Products are tested for purity and potency, giving med card holders higher quality, safer products for more consistent effects.

Each state has its own patient-approval process. In some states, you can begin purchasing cannabis the same day you complete your doctor evaluation. If you’re required to register with your state, we’ll provide clear guidance to help you complete all necessary steps after receiving your doctor certification.

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