I reluctantly became a (medicinal) user for nausea from chemotherapy. But I didn't want to smoke it - I'd rather use an edible or a tincture. (Some collectives

I reluctantly became a (medicinal) user for nausea from chemotherapy. But I didn't want to smoke it - I'd rather use an edible or a tincture. (Some collectives also sell capsules of infused oils.) I probably wouldn't bother if it hadn't become legal for medicinal use in my state. So I could've moved the needle in this study. (If anyone had asked me.) That being said, I have no desire to get "high" and in fact one of the few times it made me feel that way, it was a miserable experience. The problem is that with edibles, you never know what dosage you're getting. There are some consistent "brands" but the local collectives move through them, so, particularly with the tinctures you never know what the effect will be. One dropper for one brand, four for another, to get the anti nausea effect without the more psychoactive effects. Honestly, I'd be perfectly happy if SquabMerCo came out with commercial product that had guaranteed contents.