← Return to Does medical marijuana work for chronic pain?

Discussion

Does medical marijuana work for chronic pain?

Chronic Pain | Last Active: Nov 18 8:13am | Replies (701)
Comment receiving replies
@tilou

Hello willbt, unfortunately I cannot smoke weed as I am a reformed tabaco smoker with COPD as a bonus. So I am considering marijuana as another source of relief than smoking it. I dont know if I will find something else but I try. Maybe chewing it might be awful.
Thank you for your input, I am really researching all avenues to use in that domain which is not as expensive as medical and certainly more effective. TY for your input.

Jump to this post

Replies to "Hello willbt, unfortunately I cannot smoke weed as I am a reformed tabaco smoker with COPD..."
willbt | @willbt | Oct 30 5:10pm

As Jessica ( below) says, THC gummies are an option. I have never tried them, but I see no reason they shouldn't be helpful. If I were shopping for gummies, I would not be familiar with the labelling format to know the percentage of THC/gummy, what cannabis strains they are made from, pricing etc, etc. I can tell you that when I buy my dried “bud” for vaping, the minimum percentage of THC per gram acceptable to me would be 40%mg THC to 1 gram; the excellent foil packages show all the details.
I've never looked at gummies, so what do I know!?

VIEW AND REPLY