Connecticut Marijuana | CT Marijuana CT Marijuana News and Information
It’s common to notice that your eyes are red after using marijuana. There’s a perfectly logical explanation for it too – ...
January, 2017
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29 January
Trend Forecaster Foresees More Skin Care Products Containing Cannabis
The Future Laboratory, a trend forecaster, predicts that cannabis-derived ingredients will be the next big trend in beauty products around the ...
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27 January
New Medical Marijuana Inhaler Doses Remotely via Wi-Fi
The world’s most technologically advanced marijuana inhaler is being used in Israel. The first-of-its-kind device allows doctors to adjust or approve ...
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26 January
Colorado’s Marijuana Prices Are Dropping as Supply Increases
The marijuana supply in Colorado is keeping up with demand, which means that prices are decreasing. On average, wholesalers are looking ...
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25 January
Connecticut Senator Seeks to Expand State’s Medical Marijuana Program
Connecticut Senator Terry Gerratana has aided in legislation allowing minors to have access to medical marijuana. Local officials are weighing the ...
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24 January
Treasurer Asks Trump To Ensure Banking for Medical Marijuana
Illinois Treasurer Mike Frerichs is seeking an answer from the Trump administration in regards to letting legally operating marijuana businesses have ...
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22 January
National Academy of Sciences Wants Marijuana Rescheduled
Due to the federal status of marijuana there are barriers on what researchers can do to study the drug. The National ...
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21 January
The Safest Way to Consume Marijuana Infused Edibles
Almost all marijuana users love edibles. They give you an excuse to eat delicious sweet treats, they get you a lot ...
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19 January
Coming Soon: Marijuana Coffee Shops in Denver
The stepping stones to implementing Initiative 300, Denver’s public marijuana consumption law, are underway. A group of marijuana supporters, business owners ...
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18 January
University’s Study Proves that Marijuana Helps Treat Chronic Pain Naturally
A study conducted by Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) shows that marijuana is a non-addictive option for treating chronic pain. ...