This method involves the combustion (burning), vaporization of ground dried cannabis flowers or the concentrate THC oils that we sell. Combustion could involve rolling the dried flower in paper and lighting it with a flame or putting it in a pipe or water pipe (sometimes called a “bong”), which cools the smoke before it is inhaled. Another way to inhale cannabis is to put it in a vaporizer or “vape”—an electronic device that heats the cannabis(oil)  to an ideal temperature for the release of its active compounds in a vapour, which is then inhaled.

Inhalation delivers the active compounds in cannabis to your body via the lungs. From there it quickly enters the bloodstream, so an effect will be felt rapidly—one inhalation may be all it takes to feel the effects. For this reason, you should wait five to 15 minutes after a single inhalation to gauge its full effect.

If you’re new to inhaling cannabis, it’s wise to begin with one inhalation and consider that the more you inhale, the stronger the effects will be.