Do Edibles Expire? How Long THC, CBD and Weed Gummies Last
Photo by Elsa Olofsson Executive Summary Yes, edibles can expire. Cannabis-infused foods follow many of the same rules as non-cannabis foods: baked goods can dry out or grow mold, oils and fats can go rancid, moisture can create spoilage risks, and opened packages usually do not last as long as unopened ones. Dispensary edibles often…
Read MoreWhat are Terpenes? Types of Terpenes & Effects
Photo by Jane Doan THC has driven much of the world’s love affair with cannabis and a fair amount of its controversy, after all, the only thing separating legal weed from hemp is its THC content. However, it’s not the only important compound in cannabis. What about terpenes? Terpenes are chemicals found in everything from…
Read MoreAlpha-Humulene Terpene Effects, Benefits, Flavor & Strains
Photo by Joris Neyt Cannabis may be highly coveted and contested due to its THC content. However, the expanded adoption of medical marijuana across the United States has led to a greater understanding of the countless biological chemicals found within everyone’s favorite herb. Humuene is one of these compounds and its full list of medical…
Read MoreTraveling with Weed: Can You Fly With Medical Marijuana in 2024?
Marijuana is booming in the U.S., with more states legalizing recreational and medicinal weed. With 48 million people estimated to have used cannabis at least once in 2019, this runaway train cannot be stopped. But can you fly with weed? What about flying with edibles? Unfortunately, flying with marijuana is prohibited because all airports fall…
Read MoreDo Teachers Get Drug Tested & Can You Be a Teacher with a Medical Card in 2024?
Photo by Adrien King Marijuana has formed part of the American landscape, with the ending of prohibitions across many states. As science sees changes in how the population perceives cannabis, 21 states have legalized recreational marijuana. Despite this, the federal government has remained steadfast in its opposition to weed. Today, marijuana is classified as a…
Read MoreWhat is the Difference Between Marijuana Decriminalization vs Legalization?
Photo by Ringo Hoffmann Cannabis law in the United States is complex and nuanced while the push for legalization is one of our major political hot topics. While still technically federally illegal, many states have adopted their own approaches to managing marijuana ranging from full prohibition to full legalization. Where exactly does decriminalization fit into…
Read MoreCan You Donate Blood If You Smoke Weed? Everything You Need to Know Before Donating
Donating blood is an extremely selfless act. Millions of Americans are regular donors because they want to help others. But there’s a considerable amount of confusion regarding whether you can donate blood at all. So, can you donate blood if you smoke weed? Weed smoking is not an obstacle to donating blood. So, why can…
Read MoreWhat is Pinene? Alpha-Pinene & Beta-Pinene Effects, Benefits & Strains
Photo by Lum3n People are turning to marijuana for more than just the high. Whether for pain relief, to reduce anxiety, or to better connect with their body cannabis offers a whole host of health benefits. It’s not just due to name-brand cannabinoids like THC and CBD. Many of these benefits are due in part…
Read MoreCan You Donate Plasma If You Smoke Weed? Rules and Drug Tests
Photo by Nguyễn Hiệp Executive Summary Yes, you can usually donate plasma if you smoke weed, as long as you are not intoxicated at the appointment and you otherwise meet the donation center’s eligibility rules. Cannabis use by itself does not automatically disqualify most donors, but you still need to be alert, able to consent,…
Read MoreIs Weed Legal in Pennsylvania? Plus PA Weed Laws & Pennsylvania Marijuana Legalization Efforts in 2023
Is Marijuana Legal in Pennsylvania? In short, no, weed is not legal in Pennsylvania for recreational use, but some forms of medicinal marijuana have been legalized and are available for purchase at medical marijuana dispensaries. In order to access these dispensaries, you must first have a medical card. If you don’t have one yet, you…
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