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The Benefits of Cannabis Topicals

United Patients Group

The Benefits of Cannabis Topicals. Cannabis topicals are becoming more popular as people discover their benefits. Topicals (aka Salves) are a form of medical cannabis that can be used topically to treat skin conditions, muscle pain, joint inflammation and many other ailments. Introduction. Inflammation. Wound Healing.

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Federal policy kills buzz for advertising pot

Cannabis Chronicles

In an effort to position weed as a mainstream product, they post pictures of buds and joints and show people hiking with vape pens or relaxing on the beach with cannabis edibles. For several years, marijuana companies have considered Instagram an ideal place to build their brands.

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CBD Topicals are Not Immune from FDA Scrutiny, as Recent Warning Letters Show

Canna Law Blog

We’ve written extensively on this blog about industrial hemp-derived CBD products, including CBD comestibles , CBD pet products , CBD in alcohol , and CBD topicals. Thoroughly reviewing packaging, marketing copy, and websites for these types of claims will be crucial for every company offering topical CBD products for sale.

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M&A Time…. Canada’s Canopy agrees to pay $297 million for right to buy US marijuana edibles maker Wana

Cannabis Law Report

edibles maker Wana Brands for $297.5 to acquire 100% of the outstanding membership interests of Wana, the #1 cannabis edibles brand in North America by market share. Canopy Growth Announces Plan to Acquire Wana Brands, the #1 Cannabis Edibles Brand in North America (CNW Group/Canopy Growth Corporation). Read full report.

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The Economic Impact of the Medical Marijuana Industry: Trends and Projections

MMJ Recs

Recent trends indicate a growing interest in alternative forms of consumption, such as edibles, topicals, and concentrates, in addition to traditional flower products. Policy decisions related to taxation, zoning, and advertising also impact the industry’s operations and growth trajectory.

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‘I feel almost the same as before I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia’

The Cannigma

Eventually, she decided to try a homemade cannabis topical that she would massage on her skin, helping “the nerves wake up,” she said. The topical is nothing fancy, Ross said, just a mix of high-THC cannabis, coconut oil, and peppermint oil. And she recommends patients start out with a nighttime edible.

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Three years after legalization, what’s the state of the cannabis industry in Canada?

The Cannigma

In October, 2019 , Health Canada began accepting applications for companies looking to produce edibles, beverages, and vaping products (concentrates), which have come to be known as Cannabis 2.0 MJBizDaily noted that after flower, the next best-selling category was extracts and concentrates, followed by edibles, which totalled only $31.9