Child-proof packaging of cannabis products is one of many steps we can take to protect children and reduce the number of trips to a pediatric intensive care unit. Posted August 4, 2024 1 min read ...

Cannabis-infused drinks are struggling to make it big.

Cannabis-infused drinks were supposed to be the next big thing. But sales growth is sluggish, and Americans aren't coming ...

"Imagine all the different flavors that we're all missing out on just because we're unable to acknowledge that it comes from this plant that's been so stigmatized?" Ay Papi founder Justin Lee said.

Posted: Jul 16, 2024 / 04:04 PM EDT Updated: Jul 16, 2024 / 04:06 PM EDT WASHINGTON, D.C. (WWLP) – Two federal agencies are warning several sellers of edible cannabis products for their packaging.

Edible Cannabis products have become a popular choice for people looking for a smoke-free alternative to traditional marijuana consumption. Infused gummies might lead the pack in popularity, and ...

Keep the products up high and out of reach of children Consider buying a lockbox Keep the poison center’s number nearby, in case of an emergency, 1-800-222-1222 ...

Of those, they found that 2567 (25.7%) of the visits were related to cannabis, with 238 of these (9.3%) linked to edible products.

CRUZANI’s Canadian subsidiaries have been developing retail-ready products that can, upon legalization of cannabis, switch reliably to retail cannabis products when the law permits.

The cannabis industry also markets its products to older adults. The Trulieve chain gives a 10% discount, both in stores and online, to those it calls “wisdom” customers, 55 or older.