Would You Try Marijuana Gum for Chronic Pain?
If upcoming study results are positive, people with multiple sclerosis may have a marijuana gum available for treatment of symptoms by 2017.
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Cooking Cannabis with Tracy Curley — Canna-Chocolate Chip Cookies
The ruling in R v Smith made edibles legal for medical users but there are a lot of restrictions on selling them for dispensaries, so why shouldn’t patients (and their caregivers) bake their own? We thank Tracy Curley for this recipe for Canna-Chocolate Chip Cookies. It uses infused fats. Try ’em yourself, but remember thatRead More
DeepCell Industries Raises $410K to Develop Tech for Cannabis-Infused Sugar
DeepCell Industries, a Seattle startup that helps develop technology for cannabis-infused products and brands, has raised $410,000 to fuel growth.
Industrial Cannabis Activists Showcase their Cause with ‘All Hemp’ Luncheon
Press, the public and politicians pay attention to marijuana legalization.
The Keurig Of Marijuana? CannaKorp Banks On Pods Filled With Pot
When Michael Bourque, an engineer, was prescribed medical marijuana, he found the whole endeavor of taking it a bit daunting.
Businesses Finding New Customers with New Pot-Infused Products
Pot shops have been filled with sweet products such as brownies, caramels, candies and sweet drinks that are all infused with THC.
10 of Your Favorite Snacks Made Even Better with Weed
Marijuana, Mary Jane, Weed, Ganja or whatever we crazy kids call it these days – it’s everywhere, and it’s fantastic.
This Is What Happened When I Ate a Mega-Dosed $500 Weed Sundae
People were less than encouraging when I announced my plan to eat a massive weed sundae on a Facebook Livestream. Some even felt it would be disastrous for VICE’s pro-ice cream agenda.
Pitkin County OKs License for Cannabis-Infused Jerky Business
Pitkin County approved its first cannabis-infused product manufacturing license on Tuesday
Time to Get Baking: Marijuana Makes a Splash in the Food Industry
Move over, kale. There’s a new leafy green rising to fame in the food world — but you won’t be able to find it at your local grocery store.
