There’s way more to cannabis than traditional dried flower. According to Health Canada’s 2024 Canadian Cannabis Survey, flower remains the most used cannabis product at 63%, but edibles aren’t far behind at 55%, followed by vape pens and cartridges at 37%. Other consumption methods like oils, concentrates, topicals, and beverages are also increasing in popularity.
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If you’ve ever ordered weed online or for local delivery, you’ve likely noticed labels highlighting THC and CBD content. These two compounds play a major role in shaping how a cannabis product feels, which is why understanding the difference matters when comparing flower, edibles, vapes, and other consumption methods. While both come from the marijuana
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Cannabis and Sleep: What Adults Should Know About Using Cannabis at Night Sleep can be complicated. Some nights, you’re out as soon as your head hits the pillow. Other nights, your brain decides 11:47 p.m. is the perfect time to replay every conversation you’ve ever had. Because of that, many adults are curious about the
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