Winter weather doesn’t have to ruin your sesh. From windbreaks to portable heaters, this practical guide helps you stay warm and safe while toking in Arctic conditions. Packed with smart tips and essential safety warnings, it’s your ultimate guide to surviving the chill
Clearing the Smoke: The Urgent Need for Real Cannabis Research and Policy Reform
Cannabis legalization has rapidly advanced, with significant increases in use and a growing market for high-THC products. However, research and policy developments lag behind, posing risks to public health. While equity initiatives exist, a comprehensive approach is needed to ensure safety and accountability in the cannabis industry, prioritizing informed consumer protection.
Batshit Fertilizer: A Tale of Deadly DIY Cannabis Cultivation
Two men in Rochester attempted to cultivate cannabis using bat guano as fertilizer, which led to severe infections from inhaling spores of the Histoplasma capsulatum fungus. Their reckless shortcuts resulted in hospitalization and ultimately their deaths, highlighting the dangers of bypassing safe cultivation practices in favor of dubious methods.
HHC’s Dirty Little Secret: Unregulated, Unchecked, and Unsafe?
HHC’s Dirty Little Secret: Unregulated, Unchecked, and Unsafe? As this semi-synthetic cannabinoid gains popularity, its unregulated nature poses serious risks. From health concerns in Ireland to legal gray areas in the U.S., we expose the dangers and call for accountability in the cannabis market.
Exposing the Media’s Cannabis Lies: The Real Facts They Won’t Tell You
The media continues to push fear-mongering stories about cannabis, focusing on worst-case scenarios and cherry-picked data. In this article, we cut through the sensationalism to reveal the truth. Legalization hasn't led to a public health crisis or a surge in teen use. It's time to look at the real facts, not the media’s distorted narrative
Debunking the Myth: Fentanyl-Laced Cannabis is a Rare Urban Legend
Recent research shows fears of fentanyl-laced cannabis are largely exaggerated. A decade-long analysis revealed that fentanyl was present in less than two percent of samples, with cannabis being one of the least likely substances to contain it. Misinformation from sensational media reports has fueled these unfounded fears, emphasizing the importance of relying on factual information and purchasing from licensed dispensaries for safety.