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National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day, celebrated annually on March 1st, is a tribute to one of America’s most cherished spreads: peanut butter. This day offers enthusiasts an opportunity to indulge in their favorite peanut-based treats and explore innovative ways to enjoy this versatile ingredient. For those interested in combining their love for peanut butter with cannabis, there are creative and delectable methods to do so responsibly. Source: https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/04/01/delicious-cannabis-infused-recipes-to-try/

New York City has become one of the most intriguing destinations for cannabis tourism in the United States. Since the state legalized adult-use cannabis, the city has seen a growing number of licensed dispensaries offering legal weed to adults 21 and over. However, for travelers unfamiliar with the area, navigating this evolving landscape can be challenging. Knowing how to spot a legal dispensary, what to look for in a quality experience, and how to enjoy cannabis responsibly in NYC is… Read More »How to Choose the Right Dispensary as a Weed Tourist in NYC

Not too long ago, cannabis consumption was shrouded in controversy and often associated with negative stereotypes. Now, however, Delta-9 THC vape pens have emerged as a widely accepted way to enjoy cannabis use – reflecting broader changes in legal, cultural, and technological landscapes. These discreet yet efficient devices have moved from fringe culture into mainstream culture – appealing to medical users and recreational enthusiasts. This transformation didn’t happen overnight but resulted from changing laws, scientific research, and consumer preferences. Below,… Read More »From Stigma to Mainstream: The Rise of Delta-9 Vape Pens in Modern Culture

Grön, the “ Mother of All Edibles” , founded by Christine Apple, the acclaimed woman-led producer of innovative, handcrafted cannabis-infused edibles, today announced its debut across the state of Illinois, now exclusively available at Curaleaf dispensaries. Beginning in April 2025, Grön products will be available across most dispensaries in Illinois. “We are thrilled to finally bring our products to the millions of cannabis consumers in Illinois,” said Christine Apple, Founder and CEO of Grön. “With Illinois’ thriving recreational market, this… Read More »Grön Handcrafted Cannabis-Infused Edibles Announce Their Debut Across Illinois

A Maryland House bill that would allow adults to manufacture marijuana edibles and concentrates for personal use is officially heading to the governor. And a Senate companion version of the measure is also advancing through the legislature. On Wednesday, the Senate gave final approval to the House-passed legislation from Dels. David Moon (D) and Luke Clippinger (D), voting 38-9 to send it to Gov. Wes Moore (D). The companion from Sen. William Smith (D), meanwhile, cleared the Senate in a… Read More »Maryland Bill To Let Adults Make Marijuana Edibles And Concentrates At Home Heads To The Governor

The Supreme Court on Wednesday sided with a truck driver who wants to sue for triple damages over a CBD hemp product he says was falsely advertised as being free from marijuana’s active ingredient and resulted in him getting fired. The 5-4 opinion clears the way for the trucker to seek triple damages under an anti-mob law. It doesn’t decide his underlying claims that the product’s THC content got him fired. Douglas Horn said he wanted to treat chronic shoulder… Read More »Supreme Court sides with truck driver on THC content in CBD product

For years, the cannabis industry has been shaped by a singular focus: THC potency. Store menus highlight percentages, consumers chase high numbers, and many strains have been bred to maximize THC content at the expense of other characteristics. But is that truly what makes marijuana special? Source: https://mjbizdaily.com/cannabis-consumers-seek-more-than-thc-potency/

The House Housing, Agriculture and Tourism Subcommittee has cleared a measure aimed at regulating and taxing consumable hemp and THC products while offering a legal framework under which the industry may operate. The proposed committed bill (PCB-HAT 25-01) would mandate laboratory testing of consumable hemp or THC products, ensuring they meet regulatory standards for safe consumption; block sales of the products at convenience stores or gas stations and in any way that is attractive to children, including through colorful packaging… Read More »House panel clears hemp, THC regs a day after Senate version hits the floor

A recently published study conducted an analysis of cannabis research funding efforts by states that had legal medical or adult-use cannabis. The researchers analyzed states’ cannabis legalization measures, government websites, state officials, or reference materials for information on scientific funding or research. As of September 2024, the study’s introduction noted, medical cannabis is legal in 38 US states, 24 of the states also have legalized adult-use cannabis, and eight states have legalized low-THC/high-CBD cannabis. Additionally, the majority of public funding… Read More »New Study Examines Funding for Cannabis Research in States with Legal Cannabis

Abstract Chronic pain is prevalent and challenging to treat. Cannabinoids, in particular cannabidiol (CBD), have been evaluated as analgesics without the issues of tolerance or dependence. Side effects tend to be mild and infrequent. These products have multiple routes of administration and composition, and some are available over the counter, allowing pain patients to self-medicate. Most self-medicated CBD are plant-derived extracts administered as either oils, pills, or by inhalation. During the early 1960s, CBD was chemically synthesized for the first… Read More »Considering Long-Acting Synthetic Cannabidiol for Chronic Pain: A Narrative Review