Cannabis can be consumed in many ways, each with its own unique effects and risks. In this blog, we’ll look at the different ways of consuming cannabis and the potential risks associated with each.

Smoking: Smoking is by far the most common way of consuming cannabis. This can be done by rolling it into a joint or blunt, or by using a pipe or bong. Smoking cannabis involves inhaling the smoke, this method of consumption is fast-acting and produces a more intense high. However, smoking carries the risk of respiratory irritation and damage.

Vaping: Vaping involves heating cannabis flower or concentrates to a temperature that will release the active ingredients in a vapor form. This method of consumption produces fewer respiratory irritants than smoking and is considered to be a healthier option. Vaping also produces a more intense high than smoking.

Edibles: Edibles are cannabis-infused food and drinks. This method of consumption involves ingesting the active ingredients, meaning that it takes much longer to feel the effects. Edibles can range from traditional baked goods to gummy candies to beverages. This method of consumption is considered to be safer than smoking, but can produce a more intense and longer-lasting high.

Tinctures: Tinctures are liquid cannabis extracts that can be taken orally or added to food and drinks. This method of consumption is very discreet and is considered to be very safe. Tinctures are fast-acting and produce a milder high than other methods.

Topicals: Topicals are cannabis-infused lotions, balms, and oils that can be applied directly to the skin. This method of consumption is not psychoactive and is used primarily for medical purposes. Topicals are used to treat certain skin conditions and provide localized relief from pain and inflammation.

No matter which method of consumption you choose, it’s important to be aware of the risks associated with cannabis use. Be sure to research the potential risks before using any form of cannabis. And don’t forget to have fun and experiment!