Looking at applying for medical cannabis? Choosing which type of cannabis strain to use in Australia can be overwhelming; there are many choices and products available. Because of the approval process, it can take a reasonable amount of time to get approved for medical cannabis, and it's essential to know the difference between cannabis strains when your time comes to make a choice.

The Entourage Effect refers to how cannabinoids (natural elements from cannabis including THC and CBD) interact with terpenes (the essential oils contained in all plants). When you ingest cannabis together with terpenes, you get a uniquely positive effect. The Myrcene Hemp Gin provides an extra special element... 

Even those of you who have been living under a rock for a while, chances are you've still come across the two most popular cannabinoids found inside cannabis… THC and CBD, or their longer names Tetrahydrocannabinol and Cannabidiol. Lesser-known, however, is the other hundreds of cannabinoids inside the cannabis plant, most of which have not been studied in depth. We have compiled a summary of a handful of some you may not have heard much about… Yet!

We recently dropped a quick read on some cannabinoids you might not be familiar with yet. For those of you that missed it, you can check it out here. Now comes Part 2! Unsure of what a "cannabinoid" is? These are the compounds that cannabis produces, which interact with a network of receptors in our body, known as the endocannabinoid system (ECS).

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Australia has some of the harshest cannabis laws in the world. Currently, it all depends on which state or territory you are residing in. Check our previous article on Australia's Cannabis laws to narrow down on exactly what you can get away with in each state. On top of the federal regulations that govern scheduled substances like cannabis, we also need to navigate workplace policies regarding the use of marijuana.

Heard this term used lately and wondered what it refers to? You’re not alone. ‘Dabbing’ is now a widely used term to describe a concentrated dose of cannabis. By using a solvent, like butane, you can extract the cannabinoids such as THC with the end result being a sticky oil-like substance. Other names reference the finished cannabis product such as shatter, wax and hash oil. Dabbing vaporizes cannabis extracts for...

CBG. Most noteworthy cannabinoid compounds, its acidic form CBGA is the precursor for THC and CBD. Many fantastic healing properties associated with cannabinoids can thank CBGA for it. So why isn’t it being mass-produced to help the people who need it? Well, it’s expensive, and it has a lot to do with society’s increased demand for the more widely-known CBD and THC. So, just solve it, and the world will become a better place? There’s more to it than that.