EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT APPLYING FOR A MEDICAL CANNABIS CARD IN UTAH

THE BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO BECOMING A UTAH MMJ PATIENT Marijuana has been used as a medicine for centuries, but it was not until the late 1990s that individual states began to legalize marijuana for medicinal use. In 2018, Utah became one of the latest states to do so when voters passed Proposition 2, otherwise known […]

Alternative to Cash Payments for Cannabis IN UTAH

NO CASH? NO PROBLEM. Patients in Utah now have access to a more convenient payment system, along with a few additional resources which make transactions easier for both cannabis pharmacies and their visitors. While cash is still considered the most convenient option, some areas offer tax-free cash cards that can be used at licensed dispensaries […]

How To Save at a Cannabis Dispensary

MORE BANG FOR YOUR BUD, SIMPLIFIED A person should be able to choose whether or not to use cannabis if he wants to. They should also be able to pay for it if they choose to do so. People who need cannabis for medicine should be able to get it legally without having to spend […]

What You Need to Know About Cannabis Topicals

Cannabis Topicals: Seven Things To Keep In Mind The typical way to consume cannabis is by smoking it (vapor or raw flower). Also of note are edibles and tinctures, although both are considerably less popular. Topicals, on the other hand, may provide efficient pain therapy for people who suffer from pain symptoms and are often […]

THE STRAINS THAT SAVED US FROM THE CHAOS OF 2021

Cannabis COMPETITORS: HERE’S HOW THEY RANKED Last year, sales of cannabis grew at an exponential rate. According to many analysts, there has been an impact due to the global epidemic. The fact that more people work from home could make it more common for people to use cannabis to relieve stress during the day. Some […]

Utah’s Medical Marijuana Program Still Needs To Grow

In the state of Utah, medical cannabis is still in its infancy. The 41,419 people who have registered as patients represent only a fraction of those who could benefit from the program. What does this mean for those who live in or visit these states? It means that if you have chronic pain, epilepsy, or […]