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With respect, maybe you just need to shop around more? In Seattle some shops have a good variety and some do not. I'm looking at the online menus for two loca
by liability 6y ago
With respect, maybe you just need to shop around more? In Seattle some shops have a good variety and some do not. I'm looking at the online menus for two local shops right now. One primarily has high THC products while the other has a variety of low-THC high-CBD products, including flower. For example the strain 'Remedy CBD' from Puffin Farm is listed as THC 0.41% CBD 12%.
Their menu lists 9 CBD flower products and 97 CBD edible products, not to mention topicals, concentrates, etc...
- eyelidlessness 6y agoLike I said, I work in the industry. I know how to understand product. The high CBD products are almost universally so low in THC that it takes quite a lot to get a small buzz. Which itself isn't necessarily a bad thing (although can be quite expensive), but that also means very large doses of CBD, which tends to make me very sleepy and dopey. The product I wish I could find is very rare, I've almost never found it. Something more akin to the "dirt weed" I grew up with, THC around 4-5%. There just isn't enough of a market for "I want to get a little high". There's a high THC market, and a high CBD market, with not much in between.