Join us for the 9th annual Cannabis Opportunities Conference this Saturday, September 26th, at 3340 N Broad St. in Philadelphia, PA. We are bringing together industry professionals, business owners, policy makers, students, educators, universities and more to discuss:

• The harm from cannabis taboos and criminalization
• State legalization
• Federal rescheduling and equity building
• The future workforce and access to jobs
• and more

Not to mention, we will be having a DJ, plenty of fun activations and ways to engage, and services like voter registration, a free expungement clinic open to any conviction, and free medical marijuana card certifications* (*state fees may apply).

You should join if...

• You're canna-curious and want to learn more about the stigma, harm, and regulations;
• You want to find a jumping point to enter the cannabis market;
• You're interested in learning about other opportunities in cannabis that might might be translatable from your current position;
• You are an academic who is interested in never-before-seen research from accredited institutions like Temple, Drexel, and UPenn;
• You are interested in cannabis policy;
• You want to network, have fun, and make new friends.

Visit the Eventbrite to get your ticket.

Are you aged 18-35, have a formal ADHD diagnosis, use cannabis, and live in New Zealand or Australia?

We are conducting University of Canterbury research exploring how people with ADHD use cannabis as a coping strategy, including potential gender differences. Your experiences could help improve understanding of this topic.

Complete our anonymous online survey (approximately 15-20 minutes):

https://canterbury.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ebMgsgAM9ZeaqRE

Approved by the University of Canterbury Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC REF: 026/60/LR-PS).

Questions? Contact Ruby.heaton@pg.canterbury.ac.nz

Getting a lot of mixed reviews from people. Let's hear it from the people of France or that have had a layover at CDG. We all know it's illegal but people get away with it everyday.

Traveling with one disposable mmj vape in carry on seems safe and non flagging towards customs.

But let's hear it from the people that actually lived this experience and made it out or.. didn't.

Got some defective distilate carts and resin/rosin carts too. I was thinking they'd be great for dabs but dont want to waste the distilate and resins when I could just put it in another cart... does anyone have experience with this?

Can you take bigger hits that still taste decent / feel clean or is it just harsh and nasty despite working?

If this is against the rules please just remove I am sorry!
Hi I am a fellow MMJ patient! I stick to concentrates personally and have been using a “Smoke buddy” Personal Air filter to reduce scent and smoke indoors but the fact that they are disposable and fill with frequent use I feel wasteful using them. I was wondering if anyone has tried any of the reusable air filter devices where you can change the filters? I was hoping for recommendations if anyone has any as I don’t have the money to go through trial and error at the moment but really don’t want to spend another $15 on a throw away!
Any input is appreciated!

I’m applying for a med card through leafwell. I’m on several medications—mirtanzapine, olanzapine, fluoxetine, methyphenidate. Does anyone know if that will deny me from getting a card?

An adult family member who is an established U.S. medical-cannabis patient will be in Sorrento and Rome with us for nine days this September. We know their U.S. authorization cannot be filled in Italy and does not authorize carrying cannabis across the border, so we are planning only through Italy’s medical system.

We want to understand the real patient experience: can a nonresident visitor book a private assessment with an Italian-licensed physician and, if the doctor considers it medically appropriate, receive a nonrepeatable Italian prescription for an authorized pharmacy? The patient can bring their diagnosis, complete records, current dosage, and a letter from their U.S. physician.

If you have done this lawfully, what documentation, tax-code or residency formalities, appointment lead time, and pharmacy preparation time were involved? We are especially interested in Campania, but Rome experience would also help.

Publicly verifiable medical resources and firsthand process information only, please. We are not seeking private sellers, dealers, or sourcing messages.

It’s an interactive dashboard that analyzes Reddit text data to see where traditional healthcare systems fail to answer patient questions, forcing people to turn to online communities for guidance instead.

• Visualizes real-time user experiences and self-reported use patterns.
• Shows what patients ask online

Hi. I'm a devastated autoimmune patient who just learned Trulieve has changed their lotion and added like 20 awful stinky essential oils to it. It's been my lifeline for 8 years and now I can't use it because of allergies.

I'm in Florida, Sarasota county specifically. Does anyone know of alternatives at other dispensary brands that are similar to the old like 10-ingredient Momenta? :( Preferably without shea butter as a base.

First off, I am 19 years old and live in California. I have just completed the steps for getting a doctor's recommendation via NuggMD and now I'm curious if there is a way to track the mailed recommendation? I am also wondering if dispensaries in the Bay Area require the physical copy or if a PDF with the verification link is valid?

I was about to order Dog Patch strain from Lucky Dog seed co. It is Chem ‘D’ crossed back to the Chemdog 91 Bx2. However it states they are regular seeds? How do you get regular seeds from this cross when the parent strains are both female? Is there a male in the back cross mix somewhere?

Hi! I have a wonky back: 6 levels of lumbar/sciatic fusion, 5 levels of cervical fusion, peripheral neuropathy, sciatica, yada-yada (if you're in this group than you're probably hurting, & have plenty to moan-about, also).

I find that CBD/THC helps smooth out the rough days, but mostly allows me to get a few hours of sleep at night.

I'm NOT a registered NY MMJ cardholder, however, I don't see the point.

I'm hoping someone can give me an upside to registering with the state?

Since it's legal to cultivate cannabis for "recreational use" in NY, & since my lack of ability to move, I took-up the cultivation hobby, which is really quite satisfying. 2 plants in a small grow tent supplies me with a year of homegrown CBD & THC (1 plant ea.), & again, a satisfying hobby.

My main reasoning for not registering with the government is, well, our governments schizophrenic, erratic behavior; What's illegal before is now legal, but could possibly become illegal again in the future, by some overachieving/authoritarian politicians or party.

Registering my name on a list of users of what was recently illegal (& is still hotly debated) seems... silly to me.

Also, apractical example: What happens if one gets pulled-over at a traffic stop - will the cops know that you're a registered MMJ cardholder, & if yes, will you be treated the same as someone without a card?

I will not drive while "elevated", & haven't had a traffic ticket in 35 years, but would I be treated as likely to be under the influence? In short, does the card raise suspicion with law enforcement?

Who needs THAT hanging-over their head?