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  Scientists have shown that  vaping  marijuana gets you higher than smoking the same amount of weed.  The new study, led by scientists at the Johns Hopkins Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit in Baltimore, tested the effects of smoking and vaping marijuana on 17 participants.  While the participants had previously smoked marijuana, none had done in the 30 days before the study started (on average, participants had smoked once in the previous year). Throughout six 8.5-hour sessions, these participants get very, very high, and all in the name of science. The study was funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Although in full disclosure, one of the study's authors reported that he had previously received fees from or consulted for companies with ties to marijuana. Each session involved participants smoking or vaping a specified dose of marijuana which contained 0 mg, 10 mg, or 25 mg of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive compound in marijuan

  A common question for those new to vaping is how long will your  THC or CBD  oil cartridge last?  There is no definitive answer to this question, as many factors will determine how long your particular cartridge will last.  You should consider factors such as the battery's wattage, how high the heating setting is, the viscosity of the oil or wax in the cartridge, and how long you usually inhale each time.  For these reasons, two people with similar tolerances and  vape  frequency may go through a vastly different number of cartridges over the same period.    How does the battery affect the life of the cartridge? You may not know it, but your battery can significantly affect how long your cartridges can be expected to last. Having a battery with a higher wattage shortens the life of the battery itself (which needs to be recharged more frequently) and affects the life of the cartridge. A pen with a higher wattage usually means that it will create higher temperatures in the atomizer

  The recreational marijuana industry is booming, and legalization in the United States and Canada has helped the industry grow.  These days, it seems like everyone, from big businesses to celebrities, is trying to get a foot in the door and make a few bucks from the marijuana craze.  Cannabis tourism  is just one of the industries that are taking off. And now that the global pandemic is in the rearview mirror canna tourism is looking to ramp up. After all, who doesn't need a relaxing holiday after our tumultuous times?  Not so long ago, when someone mentioned going to a 420-friendly city, they were probably talking about Amsterdam, but now you don't have to travel to Europe for an unforgettable (and legal) pot vacation.   Los Angeles, California The City of Angels, America's top tourist destination, is packed with fun things to do, both sober and baked. California, known for its west coast bud, was the first state to legalize medical marijuana back in the '90s.  Los An