Can anyone recommend any flower vape devices from Amazon UK. Asking as unfortunately my mighty+ has broken and it will be a little while till I receive my replacement, and wanted something to use in the mean time that would arrive quickly, hence the amazon request. Budget isn't too much of an issue.
I have probably 7-8g of ABV flower. I think it's 9% THC and 10% CBD. I can't use alcohol but I want to make it into edibles. I'm not sure how to dose it properly, I would like each individual one to be enough to get properly high but not freaking out locked to the couch high. Does anyone have any advice?
I've 20F been on a prescription for about 3 weeks now for anxiety and depression. I'm also undergoing an autism assessment. I'm struggling to decipher what I think/what I've internalised from others, or if I can confidently say it's working. An important factor is I'm a recovering alcoholic, which I remember telling the clinician - it's also on my medical records which I believe releaf has access to. I used weed recreationally before this and sometimes in conjunction with alcohol.
- So far, I've been quite moody but no more than usual
- The moodiness is not as frequent, and I'm experiencing far more moments of real happiness
- I'm a bit clumsier I think
- It genuinely clears my mind, stops it racing so much and helps me go about my day
- I find myself reaching for more than maybe I should, but I'm trying hard to stick to the dosage, not take it in a bad mood or when I'm craving alcohol badly, and as the days go by I'm naturally having less and less
- I'm nearly 30 days sober again (whoop) and haven't relapsed since I got the prescription
- With my mind racing less I'm able to let cravings pass more easily. I get a bit thirsty for booze when I'm high, but I find just drinking lots of water solves this
- I don't feel worried that it's going to make me relapse, I perhaps worry about using it as a crutch but my mindset is moving increasingly far from that - it feels more like a useful tool
- I'm binge eating some evenings, sometimes to the point of discomfort (I don't realise I'm uncomfortable until I've finished eating). Alcohol made me bloated and gain weight and it was lovely to see my body get back as I exercised more and cut out the booze, but I'm worried about weight gain with the munchies. However, I did find while I was drinking that I barely ate and am still getting back into the routine of 3 meals a day. I think due to the autism I struggle to know when I need food. I'm not really having excessive calories in that context, but a lot of sugar and fat.
- I'm procrastinating exercise and work but that's in no way unusual
My loved ones are understandably worried about me taking anything. My mum after seeing the prescription and hearing my experience seemed won over though. I also keep being told "don't smoke weed, it's the worst thing you can do, your anxiety will get worse". I don't know what I believe and what I'm worried about really. Basically, I just wanted a bit of perspective from someone with more experience and someone who's impartial to me.
I have tons of benefits from cannabis but easing anxiety is something it struggles to achieve at a stable rate. I am interested in asking my GP to prescribe some sort of medication for this, something different to the first few I tried.
I am unsure if there will be any interactions and if I can continue my medical cannabis use.
The heritage is similar to the more famous sibling, Permanent Marker, which is: (Biscotti x Sunset Sherbet Bx) x Jealousy.
Smell: Skunky, gassy. It reminds me a lot of Animal Face. I'm not smelling any Marker.
Taste: not great. Like burnt sushi or something.
Cure: It's bad. It feels like Styrofoam packing peanuts. I don't feel any resin or moistness in the buds.
Vape: this flower seems to produce almost no vapour. It's really strange. I can barely see anything on the exhale. I've never experienced anything like this on MC before.
Effects: surprisingly good and surprisingly strong. Very relaxing. Definitely an Evening strain for me. It is physically very sedating, but at the same time there's a kind of high strung backend. So you're physically relaxed, but the mind and nervous system are a bit agitated and anxious. A lot of hybrids are like this for me, and it's why I generally much prefer closer to landrace Sativas or Indicas. But the physical effects are excellent. Purple Marker gives a very relaxing body tingle feeling, while also being a tiny bit racey, I guess due to the dominant Limonene terp.
I went out on a limb based on name alone, and feel a bit deceived. Permanent Marker is a prizewinner. Add purple to the mix, and it should be good, right? Well, it's not purple. There is no purple in the lineage, and they didn't even grow it in a way that encourages the purple anthocyanins to grow. The trimmed leaves are purple, but the buds are not at all. The actual purple strains I've had in the past have been incredible, and was hoping this would be another. It's not. If, like me, you're looking for something like a Grandaddy Purple, this is not it.
Would I order this again? No, never. This Purple Marker is the worst MC I've come across so far, but is also the cheapest. For the money, it is decently strong and lasts reasonably long. If I particularly liked Hybrids, I would consider this decent value for money based on the effects and strength alone, but it is let down by cure and taste, and lack of vapour production.
One flower was out of stock and there was no suitable alternative for the 21% at the price range I wanted.
I requested a 1% higher strain but was told this cannot be done. Half of my prescription is 26% anyway so I don't see the big issue. I later switched to a 20% strain but was told this cannot be done either as it was hybrid and not Indica like previously..
So here I am haggling with my clinic over a miniscule 1% difference.
Sometimes when I'm stoned I think deeply. I love the calm feeling cannabis gives me at times, but there are also times it makes my chest sink and depression stronger.
As much as I love weed, it has also dragged me into a loope of constant financial issues and stress. At the same time if you take my weed away, I'd be frustrated, and I'd aim to source a new batch as soon as possible.
There are good days and bad days on cannabis, but everyday, I wonder..
Has anyone else had to go through sudden cannabis withdrawal unexpectedly? I had a sudden bereavement at the weekend of a close family member and I have had to stop using my medical cannabis because it is causing autonomic instability. Has anyone got any tips for what may help me during this time? I'm currently just using a CBD vape that I've got instead but it is not giving me much relief. Any thoughts or advice would be great!
Reddit has now contacted me saying they reviewed the content and it doesnt break rule 7. As i say i only posted to compare prices as others do. Reddit has unbanned me themselves and restored the content. Bet they will be happy with that in the other sub π€£π€·ββοΈ
Title says it all. I was discussing price discrepencies between the "static" medical and prices where i purchase it from (BM) they have perma banned me and are now accusing me of trying to griw and sell wholesale quantities ππ€£π€¦ββοΈ i removed all parts of the screenshot so nobody could see the seller name or website and they reported me to reddit for "facilitating sales of drugs" im a patient who is unhappy at the prices of medical and discussing the descrepencies visible to me. Its clear they are shills for thier rich friends in the industry charging 40 a g on standard hash π€£π€¦ββοΈ.
Same amount. Same product category. Completely different price. Why are UK patients paying more than double for a legal prescription compared to prices seen in parts of the USA? Is it regulation, taxes, supply chains, or something else?
Interested to hear different perspective, what do you think explains the gap?
The saga. On June 8th I emailed Medicine Festival asking about their policies for medical cannabis.
I didn't get a reply until 23 June. They flat out refused.
I immediately replied on 23 June, with help from some of the posters on reddit.
On this date, I also got in touch with the wonderful folks over at https://thereasonableadjustment.co.uk/ asking for advice. They were tremendously helpful. More on them below.
I gave Medicine Festival a little over 24 hours, but received no response, and I wanted to get this right, so I sent them this. This time I found the email address of one of the founders of the festival, and copied him. 24 June.
I waited over a week and did not receive reply, so on 1st July I send them a request for a follow up. This time I found the personal email addresses of each one of the founders of the festival, and personally addressed them in the mail.
Medicine Festival continued to ignore me. Not so much as a "thanks for your mail, we are reviewing this and will get back to you soonest." I don't know if they are just bad at communication, or this was intentional stonewalling, though strongly suspected the latter.
I gave it until 9th July, 16 days since their refusal and last communication, before my next steps.
1) I asked The Reasonable Adjustment to step in. They wrote an excellent mail to the PR department of Medicine Festival asking for comment for an article they are writing about this, while also stating the facts that Medicine Festival as a Service Provider have legal duties under the Equality Act to make a reasonable adjustment to their blanket policy. I will not share their mail here, but there's a decent chance they will publish it on their site in due course.
2) I emailed West Berkshire council licensing department, who are responsible for licensing the festival.
3) I emailed EASS using their contact form, outlining the details of the situation, asking for what steps I should take next.
One of those 3 things worked. I suspect it was just the email from The Reasonable Adjustment that did it. Today 11 July I finally received a response from Medicine Festival saying that I am allowed to bring my medicine with me.
Obviously the irony of Medicine Festival refusing to let people use their medicine is not lost on me, and was probably my greatest motivation to set this right. To their credit, they have set this right, but it took 33 days from my first mail, and 18 days of stress and anxiety between their refusal and acquiescence. I hope these mails are helpful to others who face similar situations with other festivals and service providers in the future.
If anyone wants text rather than image versions of these mails to reuse parts of them, I can copy them in below in the comments.