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Benefits of Liquid Edibles and THC Beverages

1. THC beverages have the added benefit of blending in. Whether you’re at a friend’s house party or you’re responsibly day drinking in public–you can raise a toast and enjoy cannabis subtly. 
2. There’s more to love when it comes to THC beverages in comparison to gummies or baked goods–simply because it takes a bit longer to savor a 12oz can of THC goodness than it does to pop back a THC gummy. 
3. You’re looking at a quicker effect with liquid edibles. This is so because you’re ingesting the drink’s properties via saliva, expediting noticeable effects by as much as half an hour. Eating edibles is a process–they must be fully digested before their effects take full force. 
4. If you’re a newbie, you don’t have to worry about perfecting rolling, smoking, or bong-hitting techniques. You simply have to sip. 

Benefits of Solid Edibles 

1. If you don’t enjoy the taste or the smell of THC products, solid edibles can be consumed quickly to avoid exposure to smoke, a strong smell, or that characteristic earthy flavor any longer than necessary. THC drinks typically require more of a commitment to their flavor.
2. If you love a slow smokeless burn, solid edibles take quite some time to digest (up to two hours) and typically last a bit longer than drinks.
3. While solid edibles are still newbie-friendly, they tend to be quite strong. Therefore, if you’re a THC veteran who’s into simplified and minimalist cannabis consumption: edibles are totally for you! 

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Main Factors in Predicting The Length and Intensity of a Weed High

When you’re trying to gauge how long your high might last, keep in mind the following parameters that can dictate how you respond to any given THC product:

• The variant of weed that you’re smoking (sative, indica, or hybrid–some affect you more or less so)
• Your biochemistry (metabolic rate, general THC tolerance, weight, etc..)
• The medium of THC you’re consuming (flower, hash, dab, vape, cannabis drinks, edibles, etc..)
• Whether you’re mixing substances (alcohol, prescription medication, hallucinogens, etc.*)

As a general rule of thumb, THC edibles normally take longer to kick in and have a more potent high than smoking. Dabs also tend to have a more powerful effect. Additionally, people with lower body weights and less tolerance tend to feel more of a high and for longer. Still, it’s important to remember that some of these general rules won’t apply to everyone. It’s just as normal for these generalizations to be true for you and later to see the opposite manifest in someone else. The takeaway? Experiment safely and at your own pace with us. Learn how your body reacts to certain strains and mediums, noting the patterns and reactions that you might have.

 

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Are Edibles Good For Anxiety?

We think so–but with a caveat. Studies show that a statistically significant amount of people report decreased anxiety when they consume smaller doses of THC products. As long as you know your limits and can experiment safely when increasing them, edible products possess the potential to curb anxiety. Start small!

Do Edibles Help With Pain?

Scientists haven’t ruled it out. There’s evidence to suggest that they can lessen symptoms associated with chronic pain, inflammation, and other types of discomfort. Whether they create a placebo effect is still widely disputed.

Are Edibles Good For Periods?

Many people who have periods report that they decrease cramping and general body aches. But, much like in the cases above, it’s not a hard yes or no either way. There are potential properties of THC that would naturally help alleviate period pain to some degree–so we’ll leave it up to you!

 

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