{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/oil/26","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_7322-markdown","title":"Can you be on an ssri inhibitor (antidepressant- namely Celexa) and cannabis?","slug":"can-you-be-on-an-ssri-inhibitor-antidepressant-namely-celexa-and-cannabis","content":"\"Do the two react positively?  I weaned myself off the Celxa four months ago and now am feeling huge anxiety, OCD, panic attacks and depression.  Surprisingly these feelings started building a few weeks ago... when I started taking Bediol oil which contains high CBD's... in particular Myrcene.  I am at a loss not knowing whether the Bediol is causing the symptoms?  I have read that Myrcene in high doses can cause huge anxiety.  I don't want to go back on Celexa... I was so happy to be off of it.  My GP is not supportive of cannabis. Is it okay to still use cannabis for my RA symptoms and Celexa for the other symptoms?  I don't want to harm my body.\"\n_____________________\nAs far as I know there is no contraindication to using celexa and cannabis concurrently. Try a sublingual tincture of high CBD cannabis that also contains THC. Take long walks in natural surroundings and eat healthy foods in moderation.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7316-markdown","title":"I am looking for 15% CBD oil with 15% THC in a capsule form?","slug":"i-am-looking-for-15-cbd-oil-with-15-thc-in-a-capsule-form","content":"\"Indica strain.\"\n_____________________\nYou may not find those % in capsule form, but you can find 1:1 ratio's of THC to CBD. When you find the appropriate dose, the effects will be identical. \n\nIf you scroll to the bottom of this page you will find care by design's 1:1 capsules: https://www.cbd.org/products#\n\nYou can also go here to find availability: https://www.cbd.org/find-care-by-design\n\nAlternatively, you can make your own capsules by buying activated THC and CBD oils and mixing your own preparation. I do this myself and have had great success making my own!\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7312-markdown","title":"what is the best oil cartridge for arthtritis pain?","slug":"what-is-the-best-oil-cartridge-for-arthtritis-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nI think the best oil cartridge would be an AC/DC strain specific cart. A higher CBD strain should mitigate the negative aspects of your arthritis, though I think there is a better option if your arthritis is in your extremities.\n\nTopicals are a great way to medicate! I have recently fallen in love with this stick from Om Edibles. It's their Lion Balm preparation, but it come's in this super convenient stick so you do not get the balm on your hands. Great for at work when your typing, but you don't want goo on your keyboard.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7309-markdown","title":"Can shatter and crumble or any other concentrate be used sublingually like oil or do you HAVE to smoke?","slug":"can-shatter-and-crumble-or-any-other-concentrate-be-used-sublingually-like-oil-or-do-you-have-to-smoke","content":"\"Can shatter and crumble or any other concentrate be used sublingually like oil or do you HAVE to smoke it to have any effect?\"\n_____________________\nShatter and crumble can only be used orally if they have been decarboxylated first. If they have not gone through this process first then the THC will not have a psychoactive affect on you. This also goes for cannabis oil.\n\nHowever, shatter and crumble are not of a good consistency for sublingual absorption. You could do it, but it would be much more efficient to vaporize it on a pipe made for concentrates or in a vaporizer pen.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7308-markdown","title":"Smoke or sublingual","slug":"smoke-or-sublingual","content":"\"Can shatter and crumble or any other concentrate be used sublingually like oil or do you HAVE to smoke it to have any effect?\"\n_____________________\nYou can use any concentrate including shatter, CO2 extracts, wax and others sublingually. Effect will be very similar to taking an edible, just remember concentrates are very potent and you want to start low and go slow :)\n\ndmitry","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_7292-markdown","title":"What kind of oil is used in the Evoxe vape pens?","slug":"what-kind-of-oil-is-used-in-the-evoxe-vape-pens","content":"\n_____________________\nWe use a combination of different oils in our products to create different effects.  Our primary cannabis oil ingredient is a 70% THC feedstock that we extract using CO2 or ethanol.  We use only the highest quality sun grown Northern California flower as our starting material, and then blend in organically grown, therapeutic grade essential oils.  The essential oils are all either CO2 or steam distilled, and, being meant for ingestion, are the highest quality available anywhere.  Our Balance+ vaporizer is powered by organically grown high CBD Harley Tsu flower from Yolo Botanicals, a clean green certified cultivator.\n\nFor our Balance CBD vaporizer we use a natural hemp stalk extract blended with 99.6% pure pharmaceutical grade isolate from Isodiol combined with our proprietary essential oil blend.\n\nmichaelkatz","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7285-markdown","title":"What is the best DIY topical cream?","slug":"what-is-the-best-diy-topical-cream","content":"\"What's the best DIY topical cream for  arthritis I can make? I am using what concentration oil? I did some research and found that CBD and THCA are the best. What would you recommend. In this topical cream I will have olive oil, coconut oil, jojoba oil, shea butter, beeswax, trace mineral oil, magnesium oil,  frankincense and myrrh essential oils,  and lavender essential oil.\"\n_____________________\nI think this question has been answered on another forum.  This is the following recipe a past patient has given me that I've modified as I given it to various patients:  1)  Obtain a crock pot/ slow cooker\n2)  Measure out 1 cup of coconut oil (we've chosen this over the years b/c Costco\n      has it on sale in large tubs);  I'm sure other oils can be used too\n3) Patientshave then placed 15-17 grams flower material in the oil;  this number is\n     through trial and error.  If you're new to this or weigh less than 120 lbs, you \n      may want to use less.  If you weigh more or think you have some tolerance, \n      maybe a little more.  Make sure there is a good mix of cannabinoids like CBD/ \n      THC in the mix\n4)  Slow cook @ 6 -8 hrs/ one work day between 200-300 degrees F to allow for\n      the cannabinoids to \"decarboxylate\"/ \"release\"  & \"activate\" from the plants\n5)  Add essential oils but I would say sparingly and just individually at a time; in \n      other words try diff. batches w/ diff. essential oils. From what I understand \n     about aromatherapy, every scent is therapeutic in a diff. way\n6)    Let us know how things work!  Best of luck, I hope this was useful!\n\ndrpark","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7270-markdown","title":"I am using CBD oil through a pen for the first time...","slug":"i-am-using-cbd-oil-through-a-pen-for-the-first-time","content":"\"...the mouth piece is metal. I find when I cover the airholes and pull for the same amount of time, I get a considerabley bigger pull amd the oil level goes down A LOT faster. Is this bad for me or the proper way to use it? Am I smoking the metal if I do this?\"\n_____________________\nSo, the air comes in for two reasons: 1. to allow you to remove vapor from the cartridge  2. to cool down the coil during regular operation.\n\nThe device expects a certain amount of air to keep the coil cool and not overheat. If the cartridge overheats, you may start burning the internals and releasing harmful toxins. You may also break your cartridge.\n\nThere may be little risk here, but you really can't know as you did not build the cartridge yourself. You will get bigger hits this way, but the device was not designed to be supercharged.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7247-markdown","title":"I have idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis....what is best type of oil I need?","slug":"i-have-idiopathic-pulmonary-fibrosis-what-is-best-type-of-oil-i-need","content":"\n_____________________\nI don't think that any oil is going to be helpful for your condition. I am not a doctor, but I am familiar with the condition as one of my family members had it. My understanding is that its incurable, and that the symptoms are shortness of breath. \n\nCannabis is usually helpful for alleviating conditions such as pain, inflammation (CBD), anxiety, insomnia etc. I personally don't how it would be helpful for Pulmonary Fibrosis.\n\nPerhaps one of our doctors would take a different view. \n\nBest of luck with your condition.\n\nmark","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7237-markdown","title":"What is the maintenance dose for:","slug":"what-is-the-maintenance-dose-for","content":"\"I had stage 1 estrogen receptive breast cancer. Clear for now, but Tamoxifen has terrible side effects and on blood thinner, Xarelto. So would 15 mg of CBD oil be right dosage?\"\n_____________________\nCBD can interact with blood thinners due to inhibition of the P450 liver enzymes that break them down. Be careful with dosage of CBD to avoid excessive bleeding.\n\ndrmicheleross","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7226-markdown","title":"Use of CBD with pets","slug":"use-of-cbd-with-pets","content":"\"Looking to get more information on using \"product\" for our young dog's cancer. Don't know if it's metastasized, but the mass was aggressive, her second in a year, and rated \"high\", Grade III on the biopsy that just came back. More of an anti-oxidant, anti-inflammation, general health product is what we want than something for nausea/anorexia/etc because she's otherwise healthy and aside from her massive sutures and \"haircut\", you'd never know she has cancer. There's CBD oil (Vet CBD, brand), RSO and hemp oil...but don't know the differences except the hemp's obtainable online which leads me to believe it's not strong enough. If anybody has information on the differences or, even better, experience (!), I'd appreciate it. \"\n_____________________\nHi - hopefully I can help clear up some differences in the products you mentioned.\n\nThere are two main varieties of CBD oil: those derived from industrial hemp, and oils derived from regular medical cannabis. (RSO is essentially a brand name for the latter.)\n\nThe CBD hemp oil that you see available online is derived from industrial hemp and does not contain any of the other active compounds usually associated with medical cannabis.  Your hunch that hemp oil my be less effective is probably correct - vast majority of evidence suggests 'whole plant' extracts are more effective due to the 'entourage effect' of many different medicinal compounds from the plant working together.\n\nCBD oil made from regular medical cannabis, on the other hand, typically does retain a broader spectrum of the beneficial molecules so you are getting the maximum benefit of the whole plant.  If you are able to acquire this type of oil, that is what I would recommend.  At Sessions we offer two CBD-rich tinctures that you can check out here - https://sessionscc.com/shop/cbd-one-tinctures/\n\nUnfortunately I can't speak specifically to the effectiveness/safety of using these products for pets, so be sure to discuss with your veterinarian first.\n\nBest wishes to you and your four-legged companion!\n\nbenson","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":300,"numPages":38,"currentPage":26,"id":5583,"name":"Oil","slug":"oil","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}