{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/cannabis/59","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_7301-markdown","title":"What cannabis strain in used in the Stealth pen?","slug":"what-cannabis-strain-in-used-in-the-stealth-pen","content":"","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7300-markdown","title":"How long does the marijuana oil in an Evoxe vape pen last?","slug":"how-long-does-the-marijuana-oil-in-an-evoxe-vape-pen-last","content":"\"How many inhalations will I get out of it?\"\n_____________________\nMy experience so far has been that I can get 20-30 hits or more before they become thin and difficult to draw on.........\n\nlenc\n_____________________\nEach pen has an average of 150 seconds of inhalation. The pens can last for up to a few days of very regular use, or weeks or even months with more sporadic usage. The longer the pull, the less total pulls there will be. Each THC pen contains 1/2 gram of oil with 350mg of THC. BALANCE has 125mg of award winning hemp derived CBD from Isodiol, and BALANCE+ has whole plant CBD extract. With our recently released V2 hardware, there's a proprietary oil filtration system that ensures that all of the oil in the pen can be vaporized, and the battery will always outlast the oil.\n\nmichaelkatz\n_____________________\nHello!\n\nI looked into your question, and it looks like Evoxe pens vary slightly depending on which model you purchased!  Roughly speaking, their site lists the dosage in mg, seconds of available inhalation, and mg per second.  They have their product info listed here on their site!\n\nhttps://evoxelabs.com/\n\nSo after locating your particular pen on their site, I would divide the number of seconds available by how long your typical inhalation is.  For example, if the pen listed contains 90-100 seconds of inhalation and your average draw is 2 seconds, that's about 50 draws!  Good luck!\n\nFor more general information on vape pens, head over to this fun article!\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/5b626826a1805500087dba23/everything-you-need-to-know-about-disposable-vape-pens\n\natkanesh","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7299-markdown","title":"Will cannabis help overactive bladder pain?","slug":"will-cannabis-help-overactive-bladder-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nDo you have interstitial cystitis? Pain can be a symptom of overactive bladder but usually overactive bladder is urgency and frequency and pain maybe alerting you that there is something else wrong such as inflammation of the area of the bladder call the trigone. The pain can be intermittent as the bladder is filling or emptying. For IC, you may want to try juicing fresh, organic, healthy cannabis leaf but since it may not be readily available this time of year, use CBD cannabis especially in a nonalcoholic tincture. Alcohol is an irritant to the bladder as well as spicy foods and in some people, caffeine.\nI also advise using a 1:1, CBD: THC salve massage into the area just above the pubic bone and the perineum several times a day and you may notice relief within a week. Please, no menthol in your cannabis salve. Other soothing herbs such as: calendula or plaintain maybe okay but I believe they do dilute your medicine.\nSince there are no clinical studies, let us know how this works for you. I have treated other patients with the slave for excessive nighttime urination but these are only antidote stories, nothing scientific.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7293-markdown","title":"Why do people vape marijuana instead of smoke it?","slug":"why-do-people-vape-marijuana-instead-of-smoke-it","content":"\"Seems easier and less expensive to just roll your own. What am I missing?\"\n_____________________\nActually, HelloMD.com website has a great videos on vaping if you search under \"videos\" and you may want to review the video for the reasons people would rather vape than smoke, eat or spray their cannabis. I highly recommend the video and the website contains a lot of educational information so you may want to become well educated in this beneficial medication.\n\ndrolson\n_____________________\nThere are several reasons why people choose to vape rather than smoke.  One is that when you vape you're not burning the plant matter of the cannabis (leaves, stems, etc.), which creates undesirable carcinogens. This results in a less abrasive and potentially less damaging ingestion method.  Another is discretion, as the odor released when exhaling vapor is much less noticeable than from smoked cannabis, not to mention that when smoking a joint flower is burning while you're not even smoking!  Vaporizing allows for much more regulated dosing with minimal unintended loss.  Finally, cannabis concentrates are much more potent that flower, so a little can go a long way.  Most flower is between 16-23% THC these days, but cannabis oil can range from 50% up into the 80% level, so you don't need as much product to get a higher dose.\n\nmichaelkatz\n_____________________\nTo cut down on the smell. The smell of the plant attracts attention, so when you vape marijuana, it cuts down the smell, but u get the effect you want.\n\nbuck1188","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7291-markdown","title":"How do you obtain a medical marijuana card in Michigan?","slug":"how-do-you-obtain-a-medical-marijuana-card-in-michigan","content":"\n_____________________\nI googled this information and on the Michigan Medical Marihuana Program it shows step by step what you need to do to obtain your Michigan Medical MJ card. Seems Michigan requires you to have your records from your PCP with the diagnosis then any physician licensed to practice in Michigan can give you a card to obtain cannabis provided you meet the specifications stated. Good luck on getting your card so you can have options in your own treatment or get active to change the laws.\n\ndrolson\n_____________________\nEach state has its own rules and hoops to jump through.  Here are the one's for Michigan.\n\nhttp://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-79571_79575---,00.html\n\nNP Joshua","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7289-markdown","title":"I'm new to using cannabis. What should I look for when choosing a vape pen? ","slug":"im-new-to-using-cannabis-what-should-i-look-for-when-choosing-a-vape-pen","content":"\"I'm confused, there are so many on the market!\r\n\"\n_____________________\nGreat question! The first thing you might want to do is figure out how you want to feel.  Most people that are new to cannabis don't want to just 'get high' but are looking for specific results based on their needs.  For example, if you have muscle pain, you might be looking for something that will be more physically relaxing.  If you are looking to increase focus, you might want a product that is more energizing and uplifting. In addition to effect, you'll also want to make sure that you're using products that are lab tested and pesticide free.  Dispensaries don't always have that information on hand, so some online research (like asking questions on HelloMD!) is super useful!\n\nSince there are so many confusing choices for new patients, and because most of them are versions of the same thing, we created our Evoxe vaporizers with special blends of essential oils that direct the psychoactive experience in a purpose-driven way.  When you want to be uplifted and energized, we suggest our ENGAGE vaporizer that blends Sativa Oil with Peppermint, Lime, Cypress and Cinnamon oils.  On the relaxing side, we blend Lavender, Chamomile and Orange with Indica oil in our DEEP vaporizer.  We have two non-psychoactive CBD products which patients have reported using for pain relief, anti-inflammation and as a sleep aid and relaxant without any of the altered senses of THC, and a Hybrid called STEALTH that provides a smooth experience that allows you to set your own course.  \n\nEssential oils and the principles of aromatherapy have been used for thousands of years by many cultures, so combining them with cannabis just made perfect sense to us. Our motto is #ChooseTheMood because we wanted to take the mystery out of medicating by incorporating familiar ingredients into our products for a consistent and reliable experience.\n\nYou can learn about our different blends on our Products page here on HelloMD, or on our website at EvoxeLabs.com. Thanks!\n\nmichaelkatz","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7288-markdown","title":"My wife has been taking  topamax for over 15 years now.   ","slug":"my-wife-has-been-taking-topamax-for-over-15-years-now","content":"\"Can some type of cannabis or hemp product replace topamax? She takes this medication for seizures and migraines. \"\n_____________________\nThere have been countless cases of medical cannabis used for the treatment of seizures and migraines as well.  In these cases, the oils that were used contained a high ratio of CBD:THC content, the two cannabinoids found in the plant.  There is a strain named \"Charlotte's Web\" that has been created and widely used for these cases.  Below is a link to a video that covers one of these cases.  I've provided another link to the Charlottes Web we carry as well.  \n\nCharlotte's Web Video:\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9qkYLtAhSQ\n\nCharlotte's Web Oil on our site: \nhttp://www.overnightkush.com/collections/oils-concentrates/products/charlottes-web-cbd-oil-extract-1g?variant=12254188998\n\nnickyg","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7287-markdown","title":"I used ~10mg of THC vaginally in a cannabis lube 2-3 weeks ago. What is the likelihood I will test positive?","slug":"i-used-10mg-of-thc-vaginally-in-a-cannabis-lube-2-3-weeks-ago-what-is-the-likelihood-i-will-test-positive","content":"\n_____________________\nI am not a doctor, but it is very likely that you will not test positive for THC. I would recommend that you buy your own home testing kit to see for yourself. They are usually about $15 at Walgreens.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7279-markdown","title":"Can I get medical marijuana card in Virginia ?","slug":"can-i-get-medical-marijuana-card-in-virginia","content":"\"If so, what are the qualifying conditions, and what type of cannabis can I access? \"\n_____________________\nUnfortunately, the passage of the law HB1445 within your state only allows fro medical cannabis for those with epilepsy. It has often been the case that a bill like this is passed without a deeper understanding of what medical marijuana can do for people with numerous conditions. The law in your state allows for low or no THC cannabis oils, and is a complete travesty and misunderstanding by law makers.\n\nYou have no options to obtain legal cannabis in your state at the moment, which is unfortunate as it is an option you should be afforded. The best option is to ally yourself with organizations that lobby for legalization and also to write your congressman and local law makers.\n\nI hope this helps. You can read further here:\n\nhttps://www.mpp.org/states/virginia/\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7276-markdown","title":"will cannabis help my hemmorrhoids","slug":"will-cannabis-help-my-hemmorrhoids","content":"\n_____________________\nCannabis is a very safe herb with countless uses. I believe it would help with the pain and inflammation associated with hemmorrhoids. Direct topical application as a cream, ointment or suppository may be of benefit. I do not know of a cannabis product designed specifically for hemmorhoids, but Im sure it exists. You may also try vaporized cannabis or sublingual tinctures.  Eat plenty of fiber, drink plenty of water and avoid excessive straining when pooping. You may look into using a squatty potty.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7274-markdown","title":"Is marijuana an anti inflammatory?","slug":"is-marijuana-an-anti-inflammatory","content":"\n_____________________\nYes, cannabis can definitely help with inflammation. High-CBD products are typically what patients seek when they are looking to deal with inflammation. Many people like to use cannabis topicals it the inflammation is localized. If you're dealing with a more systemic issue, you can look to vaping, tinctures or edibles. A tincture that is popular in our community is Care By Design 20:1 or 18:1 if you'd like a bit more THC to deal with pain. There are many different brands out there, so look for one without use of pesticides and that use whole flower.\n\nHere is an article that Pamela wrote about her experience with different brands: \n\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/cannabis-topicals-provide-relief-for-sore-muscles-pain\n\nashleigh","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7269-markdown","title":"Terra edible Blueberry made me throw up 2 hrs and extreme vertigo","slug":"terra-edible-blueberry-made-me-throw-up-2-hrs-and-extreme-vertigo","content":"\"I'm new to cannabis. I had 1 Terra Espresso edible the first night and it was perfect. 2nd night tried 1 blueberry and in 1 1/2 hours It made me extremely sick. I vomited over 2 hours (like 12-15 times) and had extreme vertigo. Was sick til noon the next day.  Are the sprays and joints better than edibles? Scared to try again..... but really want to sleep at night and calm my restless legs\"\n_____________________\nEdibles can be pretty tricky until you are familiar with the effects.  You did the right thing by starting with a small dose.\n\nInteresting that you tolerated the espresso bean ok, but had trouble with the blueberry.  Do you have any food allergies that could account for the difference in effects, assuming cannabinoid levels were basically the same?\n\nIn any case, edibles can be tricky regardless of food allergy because your body processes the cannabis differently resulting in very different effects including dramatically delayed onset.  \n\nFor this reason I would recommend trying a different method of consumption.  Tinctures for example can be dropped under your tongue and held there for a minute or so to let it be absorbed through blood vessels in your mouth which is a must faster, more direct method than digesting an edible.  You may feel effects within 10-20 minutes with sublingual administration.\n\nSimilarly you could try a vape solution.  With vaping you can take very small puffs and the effects should be noticeable within about 10 minutes, so it's easy to go in very small increments and not have to wait over an hour to gauge effects like with edibles.\n\nUnderstandable that the unpleasant experience would make you apprehensive about trying again, but taking the wrong dose of nearly any medicine can cause adverse effects.  The important part is learning the right dose and method for your personal situation.\n\nBest wishes, hope you find something that works for you!\n\nbenson","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":696,"numPages":63,"currentPage":59,"id":5052,"name":"Cannabis","slug":"cannabis","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}