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Omura Series X $99.99 View Product The Good The Omura Series X is gorgeous • sleek • and ideal for minimizing smell • The pre-loaded sticks feel like smoking a joint without the mess or set up • It's more environmentally friendly than other methods The Bad The sticks aren't geared for those who may have a higher tolerance to weed • Like other cartridge-based vaporizers • consumers can't load the sticks with their own weed • If you're sharing with someone else • you'll likely go through a stick quite quickly The Bottom Line The Omura Series X is a vast improvement to the company's first generation vaporizer. While it may not be the first choice for an experienced weed consumer, it's the ideal option for someone just getting started. Read more...More about Reviews,

The information contained in this article is not a substitute for, or alternative to information from a healthcare practitioner. Please consult a healthcare professional before using any product and check your local laws before making any purchasing decisions. Let's just say, hypothetically, that my cannabis consumption has gone up this year. And we'll wager that, in a global pandemic, perhaps yours has as well.  This is all hypothetical here! Perhaps next year it won't be, as the House just passed a bill decriminalizing weed at a federal level, but I digress.  If you or a friend allegedly enjoy weed and want to treat yourself or them to some fun and/or bougie and/or useful weed-themed gifts, this list is for you.  Read more...More about Cannabis, Culture, and Drugs Source: Marshable

Furna Vaporizer $299 CAD, $229 USD View Product The Good The interchangeable oven chambers are incredibly useful. • Being able to flip the mouthpiece around to keep it clean was a thoughtful addition. • Furna's accessories are just as cool as the vape itself. The Bad Less experienced or infrequent cannabis users will probably enjoy the Furna but are unlikely to actually buy it at such a high price point. • The battery died more quickly than anticipated. • Using it is tricky for less experienced cannabis consumers. The Bottom Line The Furna Vaporizer may not be the best choice for someone who doesn't consume cannabis often, but it's great for someone who likes to take their vape on the go. Read more...More about Marijuana, Vaping, Weed, Tech, and Consumer Tech So

Disclaimer: The information contained on this website is not in any way intended to provide medical advice, nor should it be used as the basis of a medical diagnosis or treatment. Results from the use of Marijuana/CBD may vary depending on the individual. The products featured here may only be legal in certain states; check your local laws before making any purchasing decisions.   TL;DR: Create everything from rosemary-infused olive oil to edibles with the LEVO II: Herbal Oil Infuser, on sale for $211.99 as of Nov. 20.  You might be overpaying for herb-infused stuff, whether that's weed gummies or rosemary-infused olive oil. But it's all good. With the Levo II, you can sever ties with extravagant herb-infused brands and start making your own. Read more...More about Weed, Edibles, Mashable

The information contained in this article is not a substitute for, or alternative to information from a healthcare practitioner. Please consult a healthcare professional before using any product and check your local laws before making any purchasing decisions. As soon as my head hits the pillow on stressful nights, my brain becomes a windy race track, thoughts zooming by at 100 mph, commanding my attention. I wanted it to stop.  So for months I tried various cannabis products promising better sleep, hoping that one of them could serve as a red light and stop the buzzy traffic, at least until morning.  Read more...More about Cannabis, Science, and Drugs Source: Marshable

The U.S. remains a deeply divided nation in 2020, and likely for many years to come. The presidential election and hundreds of down-ballot races were far closer than most pundits and pollsters predicted.  But in all this deadlocked division and confusion, there's one area of clear consensus: drug policy. In deep red states like South Dakota, purple states like Arizona, and blue states like Oregon alike, voters decided it's time to legalize the use of drugs like cannabis and psilocybin mushrooms. Literally every pro-drug ballot initiative won. In not one case did the usual scaremongering messages break through. It was enough to put you in mind of the classic Onion headline: "Drugs win drug war."  Read more...More about Marijuana, Mushrooms, Culture, Politics, and Drugs Source: Marshab

Listen, it's been a long 24 hours.  As of early Monday morning, there was no clear winner in the 2020 presidential election. We might get an answer today? Who knows. Will democracy survive? LOL, I mean maybe?  But we do know that New Jersey voted to legalize recreational marijuana, along with a number of other states with weed on the ballots. Then we saw this tweet. Every single dispensary in New Jersey is going to be called, like, Da Wise Guys or Goodfellaz, and it’s gonna be a whole lot of fun. — willy 💧 (@willystaley) November 4, 2020 Our broken, exhausted, internet-poisoned brains latched onto this idea. We needed something else to think about. And if you're feeling overwhelmed, tired, and stressed as hell, I recommend making some dumb Jersey dispensary puns. As a Sopranos loving wor

Americans are making progress toward a greener future. Weed-wise, at least.  As of Nov. 3, 2020, marijuana is currently medically legal in 33 states and recreationally legal in 12 states, as well Washington, D.C. Though cannabis remains illegal at a federal level, five states have marijuana measures on their ballots in 2020 — more proof that an "overwhelming majority" of Americans are ready for a more cannabis-friendly country.  This year, a variety of drug reforms are on the ballot in six states and Washington, D.CRecreational marijuana legalization initiatives are up for a vote in Arizona, Montana, New Jersey, and South Dakota. In Mississippi, voters will decide on a medical marijuana initiative that would allow doctors to recommend cannabis for medicinal use to treat a variety of condit

Legal weed is on the ballot in New Jersey on Tuesday, which means a powerful force with soon have to reckon with the fallout of recreational marijuana. That powerful force, of course, is Jersey moms.  Mashable's own Vicky Leta created a pitch perfect impression of a certain New Jersey mom — likely Italian-American, needling, a little neurotic, gossipy, loving to a fault, ultimately kind of fun — reacting to and reckoning with weed's legalization. Here, just watch:  I count every line of this monologue as perfect, but here are three of my favorites because I can: "Who ya doing it with? Oooh, Tommy Cacciatore....Hmm, no surprise there." "You lift the box by the foyer, you put your shit in there when's it done — every ash, every paper, all the crap — then you bring it down by the boiler i