I am a fan of cannabis edibles.
They offer some particular benefits when compared to other delivery methods.
There is no need to be an expert at preparation and no extra gear required. I don’t have to invest into rolling papers, grinders, bangers, e-nails or even a lighter. Ingesting an edible doesn’t make a mess or cause any odors, smoke or ash. It’s a easily discreet consumption method. Edibles have periodically gained a terrible reputation because people encounter excessive side-effects. This is because they are especially potent. The effects of edibles are more intensive and longer-lasting than with vaping or smoking. The effects also take awhile to set in, however newbies to cannabis take a dose of an edible, don’t feel anything instantaneously and make the mistake of eating more. They then get overwhelmed by the high of the THC and effects that linger for a long time. I know enough to stick with the minimum recommended dosage. I don’t consume more than that until I’ve waited over an hour for the full effects to be realized. I shop at the local dispensary for all weird kinds of edibles! Because of their popularity, more possibilities are becoming available all the time. At one time, there were a few flavors of gummies and brownies. Now there are dozens of flavors of gummies in addition to cookies, granola, hard candies, peanut butter cups, mints, capsules and chocolates. There are ice creams, cooking oils and a selection of beverages. The cannabis-infused drinks are a good alternative to alcoholic beverages. Measuring dosage is self-explanatory, and they tend to be lovelyly flavorful and mild. There are less calories than alcohol and cannabis avoids the hangover.