{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/thc/13","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_9603-markdown","title":"Does anyone know a collective that sells THC inhalers? ","slug":"does-anyone-know-a-collective-that-sells-thc-inhalers","content":"\"I have a patient asking for one and I can't seem to find them anywhere. Thank you! \"\n_____________________\nActually, the vape pens are like an inhaler but it will not deliver an exact dose like an actual asthmatic inhaler but still, vaporizing is really very similar to an inhaler. I believe I saw an inhaler at Peace in Medicine in Sebastopol, CA, or Sonoma Patient group in Santa Rosa, but I did not inquire as to the medication delivered by the inhaler.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9599-markdown","title":"CBD 49% THC about 18% in 1gm/1ml syringe how much can I use 13 weeks post knee replacement off Opioids","slug":"cbd-49-thc-about-18-in-1gm-1ml-syringe-how-much-can-i-use-13-weeks-post-knee-replacement-off-opioids","content":"\n_____________________\nThere is no time frame for using cannabis after, or before, surgery. This applies to all methods of use except for vaping and smoking flower only because the later two can cause some lung irritation that can result in coughing if general anesthesia is used.\nFor all type of cannabis that you use, you need to adjust the amount of product that you use to the effect that you feel. Going low and slow is the way we instruct all people to use cannabis. It has been shown to greatly decrease the amount of opioids that you need for pain relief and to stop your opioid use altogether.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9571-markdown","title":". Bronchitis. All the edibles seem to have sugar dairy colors in them. What's the answer to get thc and CBC ","slug":"bronchitis-all-the-edibles-seem-to-have-sugar-dairy-colors-in-them-whats-the-answer-to-get-thc-and-cbc","content":"\"I Can no longer do dry herb and I also cough like crazy with vape pens. Bronchitis. All the edibles seem to have sugar dairy colors in them. What's the answer to get thc and CBC. Everything makes u cough and is not helping the lungs.\"\n_____________________\nTinctures would be the best route, with no additives..check out our page at http://www.piantacbd.com\n\nPiantaTinta","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7556-markdown","title":"I've heard conflicting reports on whether a CBD-dominant product is really best for sleep. ","slug":"ive-heard-conflicting-reports-on-whether-a-cbd-dominant-product-is-really-best-for-sleep","content":"\"In my case, too much THC actually keeps me up. Can I 'mute' that in some way with CBD? Looking for Ambien replacements...\"\n_____________________\nTry a low-dose THC product. 2.5mg or 5 mg might be right for you. \n\nAnother way to counteract the effects of THC is to use a 2:1 ratio. CBD to THC ratio. For example, once a week I suck on a 1/2 a candy that is 100 mg CBD/50 mg THC, with my dose for the night being 50mg CBD/25mg THC.\n\ndrmicheleross\n_____________________\nFor some patients, CBD can cause feelings of alertness, or inhibit sleep.  For others CBD does not have this effect.  This may be one of the reasons for the conflicting information you have come across.  In my own experience with patients, about 25% experience this \"alerting\" effect of CBD.  \r\n\r\nDuring our consumer testing for the Sleep formula in the hmbldt dose pen line we tried a variety of cannabinoid profiles and terpene blends to find the best Sleep solution we could.  In consumer testing the highest ratings of efficacy were for the 8:1 THC:CBD formula with a Myrcene-rich terpene blend, vaporizing1-3 doses of the formula.  As Dr. Ross notes in a previous answer smaller doses of THC, whether vaporized or ingested orally can be a good choice for people seeking the benefits of cannabis while avoiding some of the side effects.\n\nsamanthamiller","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7546-markdown","title":"Pain in feet and insomnia, low tolerance","slug":"pain-in-feet-and-insomnia-low-tolerance","content":"\"Hello! I have 5 fused vertebra, and I just found out hte \"pain\" in my feet is likely nerve pain from the spinal fluid pushing against it. With that said, the days are ok, as long as I am on my feet. Nights are hell, with stabbing pain in my feet that keeps me up all night. Was taking lost of Norco & Ibuprofen, have weaned myself from Norco. I am new to CBD, and now taking 1/8 CBD 3x  day, 1/4 CBD (one spray) and 5g THC cookie at night. I have a very low tolerance, and THC causes me to get anxiety attacks (this is why it took me so long to find my way to Cannabis!). I wake a few hours later with pain, and am afraid to redose since I have to get up and drive. Plus, this combo is getting too expensive for me to maintain. Any suggestions? Thank you!\"\n_____________________\nThe tincture and edible you're using are great for your issues, hopefully they've been providing some relief. I have two additional suggestions - topical and either vaping or smoking. \n\nCannabis topicals provide tremendous relief. Ideally, I'd suggest a pre-bedtime bath with cannabis Epsom salts followed by self massage with a topical oil and some very light stretching. That will really relax your body before bed. If you don't have time for a bath, applying the oil will also help a lot. \n\nFor the time midway through the night when you wake, smoking or vaping will provide fast relief and will wear off in less time than taking more of your edible. It may take some experimenting to find the right strain for you that doesn't produce any anxiety - look for a vape blend specifically formulated to promote calm.\n\nandrea13","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7538-markdown","title":"can I deduce the potency of homemade edibles by dividing total mg of thc in butter used by # of pieces?","slug":"can-i-deduce-the-potency-of-homemade-edibles-by-dividing-total-mg-of-thc-in-butter-used-by-of-pieces","content":"\n_____________________\nThat will give you a good approximation of the content as long as everything is mixed thoroughly. The issue with edibles is that the effect that you obtain from then can vary on a multitude of factors, even though each piece might have almost the same THC. The time of day, what you have eaten prior to ingesting the edible, when you eat something after the edible, how much fat or grease is in the food that you have eaten all can make a difference in the effect that you feel and how long it takes to act.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7533-markdown","title":"Not feeling effects of high CBD oil. What to try next?","slug":"not-feeling-effects-of-high-cbd-oil-what-to-try-next","content":"\"I started using Care By Design's 18:1 sublingual spray about 10 days ago, to ease my recurrent feelings of anxiety and stress. I'm taking the recommended dosage (1/2 sprays in the morning and afternoon), but I've also tried higher dosages in the last few days. So far I can't detect any noticeable change.\nIs it true that it might start kicking in after 2-3 weeks?\nIf I still don't feel it after another 10 days, what could I experiment with next? Should I look for a slightly higher THC content (e.g. Alta California Anxiety Relief or Care By Design's 8:1 spray), or something even higher (say 2:1)?\nI'm a bit confused because most sources say I should stay with high CBD for anxiety, but others point to the importance of the entourage effect. Herba Buena's Rock & Roll tincture is supposed to help with anxiety, but they only advertise the THC content.\nAlso not sure if I should stick with one product for a while, or I can try different ones on different days and compare short-term effects.\"\n_____________________\nHonestly, especially with anxiety cannabis is best used for it's entourage effect. Another important thing to remember with natural medicines and herbal medicine is that these are not purified compounds and therefore are likely to have more side effects.  In cannabis however, many of these side effects have medicinal value.  But it isn't always the value your looking for.  Because of this many have tried to go the CBD route.  It works but really not all that well.  It is much better to take a fuller blend at a much lower dose.  I have developed a product that uses the synergy of two plants. Ashwagandha is an Ayurvedic root that acts as an adaptogen. This makes it especially useful to cannabis as the activated cannabinoids help signal the brain where to focus the bodies healing abilities towards internal imbalances.  The abhwagandha the either helps decrease or helps increase the activity activated by the cannabis but it inhibits other effect that would generally be stimulated by the cannabis.  It is really a superb medicine.  Unfortunately, cannabis medicine is pretty complex, however, the good thing is that is has so many uses that normally doesn't even matter, since it will generally work.  I've just been working on getting it to work even better.\n\ne420bar\n_____________________\nHave you tried smoking or vaporizing cannabis to help with anxiety?\n\nI have heard about success stories with vaping and smoking to reduce anxiety but with strains high in CBD and low in THC. \n\nAC/DC is such a strain. Bloom Farms has an AC/DC cartridge that can be purchased at www.getsava.com\n\nYou can also purchase AC/DC flower and roll your own joints as well. \n\nBartSmart\n_____________________\nThe other answers don't seem to have ticked the box for what you need here. Bottom line you need to consume regular cannabis not CBD. CBD has NO effects on your mental state at all. Its just an anti inflammatory basically. A strain that is high in CBD however will work with the THC to give you a much more relaxed feeling overall.. That said.. if you're not in a legal state or not in a job where you can safely then you need to start considering some deeper issues you need to tackle friendo.  I wish you god speed in dealing with this issue as it's one I also have. I literally have been trying this CBD oil taken orally for 2 days now with literally zero relief so I don't stand behind it. Try actual cannabis. It will help. I promise.\n\nUnseenbow","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7514-markdown","title":"Using cannabis tincture for ADHD focus and tolerance...","slug":"using-cannabis-tincture-for-adhd-focus-and-tolerance","content":"\"My son has ADHD/sleeping problems and we have tried normal drugs in both the stimulant and depressive category with no positive results. We are now trying and cannabis tincture (THC 114.53 mg, CBD 534.19,THC-A0, CBD-A 84.23). He does notice a difference in school being able to focus better, turn in assignments, etc... it seems to wear off after lunch. After a couple weeks now, he seems to think that it may not be working as well. Wondering if he is becoming tolerant already and what could be done if this happens. We are looking for a way to help him through school and job. \"\n_____________________\nHow old is your son?Is he taking the tincture before or after eating a meal? He could have some tolerance. You can try taking  2 to 7 days off any tincture, then re-start, and make a plan to take either on a \"full\" or \"empty\" stomach. and moniter symptom relief. If he needs more relief after lunch, he could try either: CBD only spray under the tongue/buccally; or try vaping CBD only (or CBD dominant) strain.\nLet us know how this all helps\n\ndrraisen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7498-markdown","title":"Can you use CBD or THC oil in a diffuser?","slug":"can-you-use-cbd-or-thc-oil-in-a-diffuser","content":"\n_____________________\nYou could put these oils in a diffuser, though a diffuser will mainly spread the smell of the oils around the room. You will not receive any medical benefit by doing this, though technically the answer to your question is a yes.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7496-markdown","title":"How does it produce such large clouds of vapor? And is any THC lost through water filtration? ","slug":"how-does-it-produce-such-large-clouds-of-vapor-and-is-any-thc-lost-through-water-filtration","content":"\"I've used and looked in to quite a few vapes and don't believe I've seen cloud production this good. Does using water increase cloud production? \"\n_____________________\nThe vapor production is due to our PHS (Perpetual Heating System) which actively monitors the heat levels as a user inhales and adjusts 30 times per second to maintain temperature.  Most vaporizers do not compensate for the change in air temperature so you get thinner, wispier looking vapor as you draw more and more aggressively.  Our patent centers around using lower temperatures to get thicker vapor which was a conundrum that took many months for us to solve.  We like to think of it as a bit of vapor magic where science and art had to be utilized to produce such a satisfying inhalation.\n\nAs for your second questions, cannabinoids are not water soluble so very little is lost in the water.  Now, when you combust and there is a bunch of tar for the cannabinoids to stick to that get filtered by the water, you will lose some THC through the water filtration.  Just another great advantage for vaping over combustion.  Let me know if you have any additional questions.\n\nseiboshen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7460-markdown","title":"Is there a strain and/or ratio of CBD to THC that is best for pain?","slug":"is-there-a-strain-and-or-ratio-of-cbd-to-thc-that-is-best-for-pain","content":"\" And thank you for the important & helpful forum.\"\n_____________________\nThis usually depends on the type of pain in question. For the most part, indica strains are thought to be more effective for most types of pain. Kush strains, for example, tend to have higher concentrations of CBD and are quite effective for various types of body pains. Sativas have higher THC concentration and are great for more cerebral types of pain management. A simple way to identify whether a specific strain is CBD or THC dominant is by analyzing the shape and density of the material. Indicas will tend to be more dense while Sativas will be more wispy.\n\norganic\n_____________________\nDifferent people seem to react differently to the ratios but for me, I have found that 20:1, 10:1, and 4:1 CBD to THC ratio to be very effective for pain relief and to reduce immflamuation.  \n\nAs for strains, I like AC/DC, Harlequin, and Sour Tsunami\n\nseiboshen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7426-markdown","title":"What are some cannabis strains with the ratio 14:1 cbd to thc?","slug":"what-are-some-cannabis-strains-with-the-ratio-14-1-cbd-to-thc","content":"\n_____________________\nYour best bet for a ratio like that is probably manufactured product, like an edible or tincture that has been designed to have that exact ratio. I have found a lot of success with these sorts of products and what you get is much more consistent than trying to find your favorite flower, although I do appreciate the hunt for my favorite every so often.\n\nryan","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":144,"numPages":25,"currentPage":13,"id":5834,"name":"Thc","slug":"thc","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}