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WM Strains Madness: Monday madness begins with 32 stains facing off

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And the competition is well underway as the two wild card slots are now voted in. Congratulations to Purple Punch and Jack Herer for making it into two of the 8th seeds where they will face up against the 1st seeds, Biscotti and Acapulco Gold, respectively. 

And thanks to everyone who voted in wild cards on Sunday. There were more than 1,030 submissions, many of which were expected (Jack Herer, SFV OG, Tangie), some of which were less than expected (Sunday Driver, Famous OG), and some that were out of left field (a decent amount of you really like Gary Payton). 

A quick note on the submissions, we were advised against including any strains that could run up against some trademark infringement. This included a strain named after the hero of a classic space opera and some strains named after candy and cereal. Sorry, but that’s the weed world we live in. 

Quick thing: don’t forget to vote on Weedmaps’ Instagram stories. Polls will stay open until Tuesday 4:20 p.m. PST. 

And with that, let’s dive into the 16 first-round matchups and the 32 strains competing.  

Shelf 1

(1) Biscotti v. (8) Purple Punch 

Biscotti is a clear number 1 and favorite among weed enthusiasts. Developed by the iconic Cookies Fam Genetics, founded by rapper Berner and grower Jigga, Biscotti is a descendant from GSC, Gelato #25, and South Florida OG. This strain has reached icon status in the last several years and isn’t likely to go down without a fight. 

Purple Punch is the strain that volunteered as tribute. Not that I’m trying to write Purple Punch’s early obituary, but it would be a stunning upset to see it takedown Biscotti. But a couple of you felt it deserved a shot, and everyone loves to see an underdog. Do I smell an upset? Maybe, but it won’t be easy. 

Winner: TBD

(2) Sour Diesel v. (7) Kush Mints

Several of you predicted Sour Diesel going all the way, and I have to admit it’s not a bad bet. Sour Diesel is one of those storied strains from the 90s weed scene that not only garners respect from longtime stoners and growers but manages to stay relevant among a sea of new strains and trends.

But make no mistake, Kush Mints is not to be trifled with. Originally bred by Seed Junky Genetics in Southern California, Kush Mints is named for its strong minty flavor and reported heavy effects.   

Winner: TBD

(3) Green Crack v. (6) AK-47

Despite the name, Green Crack is a staple in most retailers and delivery menus, so it’s no surprise to not only see it in the competition but in a strong seed. Green Crack reportedly has ties to Snoop Dogg, which doesn’t hurt when it comes to name recognition. We wouldn’t be surprised to see it in the next round. 

But that doesn’t mean AK-47 is going down quietly. A staple from the early 90s, AK-47 has won tons of awards at various cannabis cups throughout the 2000s. Winning this round would be another notch on AK’s belt. 

Winner: TBD

(4) Blue Dream v. (5) Gelato

A colleague called this matchup Duke vs. UNC and he couldn’t be more right. Blue Dream is probably the most popular strain in the modern age of weed, which makes it also one of the most hated strains by weed snobs. Whenever I think of Blue Dream, this scene from the HBO series Crashing comes to mind. And while Blue Dream (probably) won’t make you a genius, it’s become so popular with your casual cannabis users that it could carry it out of this nail-biting matchup. 

But Gelato has a major ally in its corner: the rap community. Rappers love name dropping weed strains, Gelato chief among them. Heck, a rapper is one of the people rumored to have originated the strain. Gelato is considered weed caviar, a strain to be coveted. I once bought an ounce of Gelato from Cookies in Hollywood and it really did wonders for my self-esteem. 

Winner: TBD

Shelf 2

(1) OG Kush v. (8) Pink Panties

OG Kush is perhaps the most storied and legendary strains in all of weed culture. Its origin story is one of the most discussed topics in weed and being able to grow it is a rite of passage among cultivators. OG Kush is renowned for its potency and effects and has stayed relevant on retail menus to this very day. But is that enough to carry it all the way to the championship? 

But first, it will have to get through Pink Panties. A clone-only from legendary grower Mr. Sherbinski, Pink Panties is supposedly closely related to OG Kush. How poetic would it be if OG Kush were taken down by its descendant? 

Winner: TBD

(2) Mimosa v. (7) Northern Lights

Mimosa is celebrated for it’s sweet and citrusy flavors and reported energetic and uplifting effects. Like the brunch drink it’s named for, Mimosa is a popular strain for daytime-use that has been gaining traction in California weed circles. Is this its chance to break out into the mainstream?

And yet Northern Lights has been one of the most popular weed strains since the 1980s. While it’s origins are hazy, it’s associated with legendary breeder Neville Schoenmaker and Sensi Seeds in the Netherlands. Northern Lights still commands lots of love and it wouldn’t be a surprise to see it knock off the new kid on the block.  

Winner: TBD

(3) Forbidden Fruit v. (6) GG4 

A “beauty and the beast” matchup if there ever was one. Forbidden Fruit is all sweet, fruity flavor, and a day-to-day favorite around the Weedmaps office. Forbidden Fruit seems to have taken Tangie’s place as the fruity strain of choice as of late, and it’s cool to see it as a 3 seed. 

GG4 is an absolute monster of a strain. Consistently on lists of high THC strains, GG4 is synonymous with potency and known for being one of the first strains to test at above 30% THC in the days when cracking the thirties was unheard of. 

Winner: TBD

(4) Wedding Cake v. (5) Cherry Pie

Wedding Cake is another one of those strains gaining a lot of traction among weed enthusiasts. Fame L.A. growers Jungle Boys have put Wedding Cake on the map and into the conversation among the likes of Gelato and Biscotti. 

But Cherry Pie is a Cookie Fam strain with plenty of its own supporters. This should be a close matchup between two California strains that pits north against south. 

Winner: TBD

Shelf 3

(1) Acapulco Gold v. (8) Jack Herer

Acapulco Gold is another classic strain with mysterious origins. While it’s best years are probably behind it, the fact that it made it into the competition is a big plus, and it felt good to give it a 1 seed, to be honest. 

It’s too bad it’s getting matched up with the Jack Herer wild card. If there is one thing I learned from this exercise it’s that you all really wanted Jack Herer in the mix. And so you got Jack Herer in the mix, and now it’s matched up against poor Acapulco Gold, who I’m thinking might get taken down in this first matchup. But who knows, we’ll have to see how you all vote. 

Winner: TBD

(2) Peanut Butter Breath v. (7) Godfather OG

Peanut Butter Breath v. Godfather OG is one of those boring first-round matchups that not that many people are going to be excited about, let’s be completely honest. I haven’t had either, so I’ll probably flip a coin. Don’t @ me.

Winner: TBD

(3) 24k v. (6) Granddaddy Purple 

This should be an interesting matchup. 24k is a staple out of Amsterdam that has gone through a couple of name changes, so that may hurt it in the long run. Granddaddy Purple is a popular staple coming out of Northern California and is fun to say. Go ahead, say it: Grand. Daddy. Purple. Both are solid smokes with plenty of supporters, so I’m curious to see who advances.  

Winner: TBD

(4) MAC v. (5) Pineapple Express

I’ve seen a few of you predict MAC making it all the way through the competition, which is a bold prediction, in my opinion. But then again, I’ve seen a lot of people swear by MAC in the last 6-12 months. And MAC stands for “miracle alien cookies,” so it has that going for it. 

But Pineapple Express has so much going for it. Not only is it a solid strain with its reportedly balanced effects and fruity flavors, there is that whole stoner action movie that everyone is a pretty big fan of. I’ve got my money on Pineapple Express. 

Winner: TBD

Shelf 4

(1) GSC v. (8) Alien OG

GSC is a modern marvel in strain form. Another Cookie Fam original, GSC broke into the mainstream when girl scouts started selling actual girl scout cookies outside of dispensaries. One of those art imitating life scenarios that results in GSC taking the 1 seed. 

But Alien OG is a really strong contender. Some of you think it could go all the way, which I could actually see happening, too. While I think Alien OG is still a little too niche to overtake the mainstream appeal of GSC, if the weed enthusiasts come out in droves it might be enough to push Alien OG over the top. 

Winner: TBD

(2) Sherbet v. (7) Harlequin

Is it just me or is it surprising that Sherbet is still this popular? It’s like when Beck comes out with a new album and you say “Oh what, Beck is still doing stuff?” and then you listen to it and it’s still good and you remember that “Oh yeah, Beck is still cool.” Sherbet is like that. 

Sadly, Harlequin is the only CBD-dominant strain in the competition. While I would love to see a CBD strain make it far in the competition, I just don’t see it happening. Lock in Sherbet for the next round. 

Winner: TBD

(3) Afghani v. (6) Candyland

Afghani is a classic, landrace strain originating from Afghanistan and Candyland is named after a children’s board game that requires no skill or strategy. Moving along. 

Winner: TBD

(4) GMO Cookies v. (5) 9lb Hammer

One Instagram follower was so outraged not to see GMO Cookies in the competition that they missed the fact that GMO Cookies was indeed in the competition. It could have been the strong effects of GMO Cookies, or just the fact that people love this strain and want to see it do well. Either way, it’s going to be a tough out of any challenger. 

And that challenger is 9lb Hammer. Known for its heavy, sedative effects, 9lb Hammer is known for knocking out users not too long after they smoke a bowl or joint. It might pack enough of a punch to knock out the rest of the competition.  

Winner: TBD

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A Guide to Buying Cannabis in Missouri

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While neither the Department of Health and Senior Services or any of the dispensaries they’ve licensed have confirmed opening dates, online sources speculate a mid-2020 launch of Missouri’s legal cannabis industry. Keep an eye on the DHSS website for the latest updates and regulatory news.

In the meantime, here’s what you should know about buying cannabis in Missouri.

What are the legal limits?

Patients and caregivers with a valid medical marijuana ID card issued by the DHSS may purchase and possess up to 4 ounces of flower and up to 8 grams of concentrates at a time, roughly a 60-day supply. 

Patients can also cultivate their own plants in their home. They can grow up to six flowering plants each, in addition to six male plants (that don’t flower) and six clones grown from clippings, up to 18 total. To home-cultivate, patients must apply and pay for a separate cultivation ID card. 

Individuals can obtain a medical marijuana ID card by receiving an official recommendation from a licensed, Missouri-based physician. This recommendation certifies that the patient has a qualifying condition that would be aided by medical cannabis use. Full details of qualifying conditions can be found on the DHSS website.

Patients must send the recommendation and completed application to the DHSS via its online application portal within 30 days of receipt. The application fee costs $25. A cultivation ID card costs an additional $100 and must be requested in the original application.

Patients may also designate a caregiver, who applies for a registered medical marijuana ID card separately. A caregiver is an individual the patient designates to purchase, possess, and administer medical marijuana on his or her behalf. A patient can assign up to two caregivers, and a caregiver can have up to three patients. 

Parents must provide consent for patients under age 18 to apply for a registration card.

In a caregiver/patient relationship, only one person may have a cultivator license.

How do I buy cannabis in Missouri? 

Patients and caregivers with a valid ID card can purchase medical marijuana from licensed Missouri dispensaries. As such, qualifying patients in other states will be unable to buy medical cannabis in Missouri though possession is allowed with an out-of-state medical marijuana card or equivalent.

Dispensaries will likely feature a limited supply of cannabis initially, as producers and cultivators received their licenses in January 2020 and need time to develop products for thousands of Missouri patients. 

Patients can buy flower (the smokable part of the plant), edibles, concentrates, vaporizers, tinctures, and topicals at their local dispensaries. 

Per Missouri law, dispensaries are required to charge a 4% sales tax on the sale of all cannabis products, in addition to any applicable state or local taxes.

Where can I consume cannabis?

Patients are prohibited from consuming cannabis in public and may only use medical marijuana in private. Public places include parks, bridges, sidewalks and streets, businesses, and schools.

Driving under the influence of cannabis is illegal and qualifies for similar impairment standards and punishments as other driving while intoxicated infractions.

What to expect my first time smoking?

The experience of a first-time cannabis consumer varies greatly. It depends on body chemistry, plant chemistry, and the consumption method used. 

When smoking cannabis for the first time, you may or may not experience a high depending on whether you’re breathing correctly. Inhale the smoke into your lungs, but don’t hold it for long. Start slowly, with one or two hits, and wait about 15 minutes to observe cannabis’ effects on your system. You can always smoke more if your symptoms remain.

If you get too high, remember to stay hydrated. Orange juice or foods with black pepper work well to temper the effects of THC, as do CBD products. The feelings will pass in a few hours.

How do I find my dose?

There’s no one-size-fits-all method to cannabis dosing — every individual’s physiology and tolerance varies and responds to cannabis differently. Dosing also depends on the consumption method in questions, as smoking and eating edibles can produce different responses, even with the same amount of THC. 

Some physician sources suggest that the correct dose is the lowest dose that works for an individual patient in the current moment. The common best practice is “less is more.” 

Start with a small amount, such as one or two hits of a joint or a 5-milligram edible, and allow an appropriate amount of time to observe the effects. You’ll know if a dose is enough or whether you should consume more based on how you feel. The trick is to wait and carefully observe. Edibles take up to two hours to affect your system while some people report feeling effects within minutes of hitting a joint.

Knowledge is power. Dispensaries are required to provide and display lab-test results for every cannabis product they carry. These labels will show precisely how much THC and CBD is in each product. You can also ask your physician or budtender for advice.

Different cannabis consumption methods

Missouri medical marijuana patients enjoy a wealth of options when it comes to cannabis consumption.

Flower

Flower is the smokable part of cannabis that has undergone a drying/curing process. Also called “bud,” flower is most commonly smoked via a smoking accessory such as a pipe, bubbler, or bong. Flower comes in a variety of strains typically described as sativa, indica, or hybrid. 

Strain classifications aren’t exact, as there’s no universal naming or effect-labeling convention in the cannabis industry. Ask your budtender, who can help you make an informed choice. Cannabis smoke often stimulates hunger, or gives you “the munchies”, depending on the plant and your body chemistry. You can usually control munchies by eating before smoking, distracting your appetite, or sampling different cannabis strains.

Prerolls

Flower can also be packed into prerolled joints, by far one of the most well-known methods of smoking cannabis. Many dispensaries have prerolls ready to purchase, saving patients the trouble of messing with papers and grinders. Joints are an easy-to-use choice for first-time cannabis consumers.

Edibles

Cannabis-infused foods are an effective and inconspicuous way to consume medical marijuana. Many dispensaries sell pre-packaged edibles like cookies, brownies, and many more food and drink options. Some producers create gluten-free, allergen-free, and vegan options.

While easier to consume, edibles are processed in the body somewhat differently than smoked cannabis. THC is processed in the liver, creating a much more potent and longer-lasting experience. It’s essential to start with a low dose, wait approximately 90 minutes to two hours, and then determine whether you need more. Edibles packages display THC doses in milligrams, allowing patients to choose doses effectively.

Concentrates

Concentrates or extracts are a highly potent method of cannabis consumption. Concentrates are cannabinoids extracted directly from cannabis flowers, resulting in a pure material that’s vaporized and inhaled. These forms of cannabis produce powerful effects and aren’t recommended for beginning users.

Some dispensaries sell vaporizers, handheld devices that contain cannabis oil, a heating element, and a battery. Missouri patients can vaporize cannabis oil and inhale the vapor discreetly, which makes vapes a good choice for patients who want to be unobtrusive. Vaping is also less harsh than smoking, which may better suit some patients’ needs.

Tinctures

Tinctures, sometimes called sublinguals, are concentrated extracts of THC in a carrier liquid like alcohol or oil that are placed under the tongue and absorbed in the mouth. They take approximately 15 to 30 minutes to kick in and are an excellent choice for discreet use and efficient self-dosing.

Topicals

Topicals are infused lotions, oils, salves, or creams designed to be applied directly to the skin. Topicals with lower levels of THC minimize the psychoactive effects.

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Welcome to the Weedmaps Strains Madness

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Professional and college sports may be canceled, but that doesn’t mean we can’t keep ourselves entertained with the spirit of competition. Instead of watching the top college basketball talent and hoping for nail-biting upsets, Weedmaps decided to make our own bracket of weed strains to determine which among them would prove to be the most popular with you, our beloved Weedmaps faithful. 

That’s right, we pulled a list of the most popular strains and put them on the field to see which ones you think are worthy of advancing to the next matchup until a final flower is crowned champion. It went something like this:

  1. See which strains pages were the most visited during February
  2. Seed the top 30 strains, leaving 2 slots open for wild cards
  3. Place the strains into a cool looking bracket (See it below)

Was the selection process super scientific? No, not exactly. Will it be fun anyway? Definitely. Why do any of this? For your enjoyment, obviously — we all deserve some low stakes fun for the next week or so, don’t you think? 

Cool, so here is how it’s going to go from here: 

  • Strains will be pitted up against each other in matchups starting at 4:20 p.m. PST (full schedule listed below). Voting will remain open for 24 hours. All voting will happen on Weedmaps’ Instagram story stream. You can fill out your own bracket by downloading it here. 
  • To vote in wild cards: starting at 12 a.m. PST on selection Sunday, click into our stories and write in the wild card strain you want to see enter the tournament. 
  • To vote on matchups: starting at 4:20 p.m. on a matchup day, click into our stories and vote for your favorite strain in the matchup, and repeat until you’ve voted for every matchup in the round. 
  • To find out who advanced: the winners who advance will be announced in a recap article on Weedmaps News. You can find those articles posted below as the tournament progresses. 
  • To find out who won: the winning strain will be posted on Weedmaps’ Instagram and will be covered in a Weedmaps News recap. 

Here is the entire schedule, so mark your calendars:

  • 3/15: Select Strains Sunday — The top 30 strains are announced and fans vote in 2 strains into the wild card slots. 
  • 3/16: Monday Madness Begins — 16 matchups between 32 strains. Fans vote on Instagram stories.
  • 3/18: Wednesday’s Dank Sixteen — 8 matchups pitting the remaining 16 strains. Fans vote on Instagram stories.
  • 3/20: Friday’s Semifinals — 4 matchups pitting the remaining 8 strains. Fans vote on Instagram stories.
  • 3/22: Sunday’s Fire Four — 2 matchups pitting the remaining 4 strains. Fans vote on Instagram stories.
  • 3/24: Championship Tuesday — One story, one strain for glory. Fans vote on Instagram stories.
  • 3/25: Weedmaps Wednesday — Our champion is announced. 

Tournament recaps: 

  • Select Strains Sunday: TBA
  • Madness Begins: TBA
  • Dank Sixteen: TBA
  • Seminfinals: TBA
  • Fire Four: TBA
  • Championship: TBA
  • A Flower is Crowned: TBA

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Infused Tips, Tricks, and Products for when you have a Cold or Flu

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As the cold and flu season rears its ugly head, ingesting harsh cannabis smoke can be far from anyone’s to-do list. But if you’re suffering from intense symptoms, or rely on medical weed to reduce other pains and ailments occurring in your day to day life, giving up cannabis to recover from a cold can be a unpleasant decision.

Well, you’re in luck: cannabis legalization and the explosion of the market have created a lucrative field in which multiple products and methods of consumption have thrived — sans smoke.  

Keep your joints and loose flower tucked away for a rainy day, and check our tips and tricks to getting through the cold or flu without giving up the elevation.

Sanitize Yourself and Avoid Sharing With Friends

CBD Cure – Antiseptic Hand Sanitizer

First things first: if you’re feeling that little tingling in the back of your throat, avoid friends and loved ones at all costs. We know it sounds obvious, but we have to say it. Wash your hands and consider carrying around this convenient hand sanitizer chock-full of organic ingredients and 150 milligrams of skin-healing CBD.

Available: Nationwide

Price: $25

Relax or Energize with THC and CBD Tea or Coffee

Kikoko — Honeyshot Snooze Tea

One of our very own employees here at Weedmaps, Victoria Bortle, recently experienced a terrible bout of flu. When asked what her favorite products were that got her through the sickness, she raved about Kikoko’s infused teas. The Honeyshot Snooze is made with New Zealand manuka honey and 1 milligrams melatonin — plus 2 milligrams CBN to 2 milligrams THC for added relaxation.

Available: California

Price: $7 — Find Kikoko products on Weedmaps

Canyon — 1:1 Nitro Coffee

Need a pick-me-up when a cold has knocked you out? Energize with Canyon’s fresh 2.5 milligrams CBD: 2.5 milligrams THC Nitro Cold Brew.

Available: Colorado

Price: $10

Get a Healing Night’s Sleep With Infused Sleep Aids

Charlotte’s Web – CBD Gummies for Sleep

Packed with healing phytocannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids, Charlotte’s Web offers 10 milligrams of CBD to 3 milligrams of melatonin with their loaded 60-count of full-spectrum gummies. Drift off to dreamland and wake up refreshed.

Available: Nationwide

Price: $54.99 

Kin Slips – Shut Eye: Sleep & Serenity

With the taste of mint and chamomile and 5 milligrams of CBD to 5 milligrams of CBN, Kin Slips‘ dissolvable slips release the perfect dose for a comfortable and deep shut-eye. Each pack contains 10 slips, giving you the option of a higher dose if need be.

Available: California

Price: $49.50 

Find Relief With a Cannabis Headache Reliever

Kiva Confections — Kiva Caminos: Freshly Squeezed

The Journal of Pain reported that cannabis can reduce migraine pain by up to 50%. Between sips of Kikoko tea, Bortle also loved popping Kiva Caminos when she was let up with the flu and suffering from achy headaches. Delicious, bright and teaming with revitalizing ingredients such as ginseng and milk thistle, the Freshly Squeezed Caminos also offer 1 milligram of THC to 9 milligrams of CBD.

Available: California

Price: $19 — Find Kiva Confections products on Weedmaps

Papa and Barkley — Releaf Balm

A customer favorite and true pain-reliever, Papa and Barkley’s Releaf Balm includes calming ingredients such as lavender and eucalyptus, along with full-spectrum CBD. We recommend rubbing a small amount into the scalp in the morning, then building on the product throughout the day for total relief from a flu-induced headache.

Available: Nationwide

Price: $30-$40

Cozy up With a Warm Blanket

Rawganique — Organic Hemp Blanket

No need to embrace fever chills and cold feet when you’re experiencing the worst flu of your life. Enter Rawganique’s cozy hemp blanket. The fabric is extra-breathable, letting you either warm up or stay comfortably cool. Bonus: chemical-free, organic, biodegradable and sweatshop-free – this is a blanket we can get under.

Available: Nationwide

Price: Varies by size

Avoid Harsh Smoke With These No-Smoke Methods

Volcano Vaporizer

A cannabis classic, the Volcano Vaporizer offers clean vapor over harsh smoke if you’re feeling the need to inhale. Though coming in at a whopping price tag, this vaporizer will outlast the flu season year after year. Simply load it up and breathe in what feels like light, infused air — no coughing or hacking for sensitive lungs.

Available: Nationwide

Price: $479

Mary’s Medicinals — Transdermal Patches

Don’t have $500 laying around for a brand new vaporizer? Don’t worry, neither do we. Instead, place Mary’s Medicinals famous transdermal patches in CBD, CBN, THC or CBD:THC anywhere on the body and sink into relaxation and all-day relief.

Available: All recreational and medical states

Price: $10 — $15 (varies by state) — Find Mary’s Medicinals on Weedmaps

Indulge in Healthy Edibles and Infused Hot Soup

Somatik — 1:1 Dark Chocolate Golden Berry Sparks

Skip the intense sugar-laden candies and sodas. Instead, opt for something healthier to help your body fight illness with Somatik’s 1:1 Dark Chocolate Golden Berry Sparks. Made with vegan chocolate, vitamin C rich golden berries, adaptogenic maca root and a 1:1 blend of THC to CBD, grab a pack and start building up your body’s immune system.

Available: California

Price: $21 — Find Somatik products on Weedmaps

Sira Naturals — Flavorless 1:1 Tincture

Nothing feels as good as a steaming spoonful of soup warming up your entire body. Though there’s not much available in pre-made infused soups, consider adding a flavorless tincture to your favorite chicken noodle or hot tomato.

Available: Massachusetts

Price: $60 — Find Sira Naturals products on Weedmaps

Soothe Achy Muscles With a Massage Cube or Infused Bath Soak

Koa+Roy — 200 milligrams CBD Massage Cube

Hand-crafted in small batches and formulated with plant-based products, this potent massage cube will soothe your muscles and relax the whole body when sickness attacks. Plus, you can help save the world: one tree is planted for every Koa+Roy massage cube purchase.

Available: Nationwide

Price: $55 

Om — 1:1 Cannabis-infused Epsom Salts

A relaxing soak in a hot bath is straight-up heavenly when dealing with the flu. Om’s 25 milligrams CBD : 25 milligrams THC is extra potent for the ultimate calm. Ingredients include apricot kernel and jojoba oils for a rich feel to go with your tranquil state of mind.

Available: California

Price: $20

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