420-Friendly: What Does It Mean?

Colorado is known for its vibrant cannabis culture, but the state maintains its own cannabis laws. Individuals 21 and older are welcome in any of the many dispensaries in Colorado (as long as you have a government-issued photo ID!). However, Colorado cannabis laws around consumption are stricter than 420-friendly tourists assume.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything from private property rules to finding 420-friendly hotels in Colorado and designated cannabis consumption lounges.

Colorado Marijuana Laws: The Basics

Here are a few key rules to know if you’re partaking in Colorado:

• To legally smoke marijuana in Colorado, you must be 21 or older–this applies to both residents and visitors. 
• Public consumption, including smoking in parks, on sidewalks, or in visible areas like balconies, is strictly prohibited.
• If you’re in a car, your products need to be sealed.
• In addition to the general laws, cannabis purchase limits in Colorado set a maximum of two ounces for recreational users.¹

Remember that cannabis rules in Colorado vary by town, and many municipalities have their own specific requirements. Always check local regulations before consuming cannabis.

Where Can You Smoke Marijuana in Colorado?

There are a few legal options when it comes to smoking marijuana in Colorado. While public consumption is not allowed, you can still enjoy cannabis in certain private properties, 420-friendly hotels, and designated consumption lounges.²

Personal Private Property

The easiest place to legally smoke cannabis is on private property with the owner’s permission. This means your rental, home, or private residence is an option, as long as you are not visible to the public. However, make sure the property owner is okay with cannabis consumption before lighting up, especially if you’re renting through an app or staying with friends. 

420-Friendly Hotels & Campgrounds

Many visitors look for 420-friendly hotels in Colorado and campgrounds that allow on-site cannabis consumption. These establishments have areas specifically designated for smoking. Some may still limit smoking to outdoor spaces due to the Colorado Clean Indoor Air Act³, which prohibits smoking in indoor public areas. Always check with the hotel or campground to see where on the property you can legally consume cannabis.

Cannabis Events & Tours

Cannabis-friendly events and tours are becoming more popular in Colorado, with some offering guided tours that allow on-site consumption. Party buses, cannabis tours, and certain events in Denver are tailored to give visitors a fun and legal way to consume.⁴ Make sure you’re joining a licensed event that allows marijuana use to avoid any legal trouble. 

Designated Consumption Lounges

Colorado is home to designated cannabis consumption lounges, where smoking is allowed on-site. Some lounges are BYOC (bring your own cannabis), so be sure to check ahead. These businesses are licensed to allow consumption on their premises and often offer a social setting for cannabis enthusiasts to enjoy marijuana together.⁵  

Members-Only Clubs

Colorado also has members-only clubs where patrons can consume cannabis on the premises. These private clubs offer a legal alternative to public smoking, though access typically requires membership or a day pass. Clubs are popping up in places like Denver and Aurora, providing another venue option for marijuana enthusiasts to enjoy.⁶ 

Where Are Consumers NOT Allowed to Smoke Marijuana in Colorado?

While there are legal places to enjoy cannabis, there are also strict rules about where you cannot smoke.

Where Are Consumers NOT Allowed to Smoke Marijuana in Colorado?

While there are legal places to enjoy cannabis, there are also strict rules about where you cannot smoke.

Public Property

Public consumption of cannabis is strictly prohibited in Colorado. This includes any area that is observable by the public, such as parks, streets, sidewalks, or even your balcony or unfenced yard if it’s visible to neighbors. If you’re wondering, “Can you smoke cannabis in public in Colorado?” the answer is no—doing so could result in fines or penalties, so always be mindful of where you consume.⁷

National Parks & Federal Land

Cannabis is still illegal under federal law, which means you cannot use it in national parks or on any federal land. This includes popular tourist destinations like Rocky Mountain National Park. Even though Colorado has legalized cannabis, federal laws trump state laws on federal property.⁸ 

Hotels, Cabins, Rentals

Not all hotels, cabins, or rental properties in Colorado allow cannabis consumption. It’s essential to check with the property before you start smoking. Some rentals and hotels are 420-friendly, but many follow stricter no-smoking policies.⁹

Ski Resorts

Despite Colorado’s love for winter sports, you won’t be able to enjoy cannabis at the state’s ski resorts. Cannabis consumption is prohibited on ski resort property, so leave your cannabis stash behind when you hit the slopes.¹⁰

Restaurants, Cafes, Bars

You also can’t smoke cannabis in any restaurant, cafe, or bar in Colorado. The Colorado Clean Indoor Air Act prohibits smoking of any kind, including cannabis, in these public spaces.¹¹ 

Other Colorado Consumption Rules to Consider

Before you visit a Colorado dispensary, it’s important to know a few other rules regarding cannabis use in the state.

Cannabis Products Cannot Leave the State

It is illegal to take cannabis products purchased in Colorado across state lines, even if you're traveling to another state where cannabis is legal. Keep your marijuana within the state to avoid any legal trouble.¹²

Understand Possession Limits

Colorado has strict possession limits for cannabis. Residents and visitors alike can purchase and possess up to two ounces of cannabis. Medical marijuana patients have different limits, but for recreational use, two ounces are the maximum allowed.¹³

Check Hyper Local Laws

Always check hyper-local laws in the area you’re visiting. Colorado towns and cities may have their own specific cannabis regulations, and what’s legal in one area may not be allowed in another. For example, some towns have banned public consumption lounges, while others permit them.

FAQs About Smoking Marijuana in Colorado

If you’re unsure about where you can smoke marijuana in Colorado or how the laws apply to visitors, these FAQs will help clear up common questions.

Can you smoke anywhere in Colorado?
Public consumption of cannabis is illegal in Colorado. You are limited to your private property, 420-friendly spaces, or designated consumption lounges.

Can I smoke in my car if I’m not driving?
Consuming cannabis in a car is illegal, even if you’re not driving. However, you can have cannabis in the car as long as it’s sealed and stored properly.¹⁴

Are there 420 friendly hotels in Denver?
Denver has several 420-friendly hotels that allow cannabis consumption on-site. Always check with the hotel to confirm their specific rules when smoking in Denver.

Understanding Where You Can Smoke in Colorado

Knowing cannabis etiquette and where you can legally smoke cannabis in Colorado is key to enjoying your experience without legal trouble. Whether you’re staying at a 420-friendly hotel, attending a cannabis event, or smoking on private property, always ensure you’re following the law. Be sure to check local regulations and respect the rules wherever you go. And if you have more questions, chat with your favorite LivWell budtender. 

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Sources:

1. “Where Can Colorado Visitors Consume Marijuana?” Colorado, July 23, 2024, https://www.colorado.com/articles/where-can-colorado-visitors-consume-marijuana

2. “The Best Cannabis Tours in Denver,” Forbes, November 5, 2019, https://www.forbes.com/sites/katieshapiro/2019/11/05/the-best-cannabis-tours-in-denver/?sh=369916f35290

3. “Colorado Clean Indoor Air Act (20-19),” Colorado General Assembly, January 10, 2020, https://leg.colorado.gov/publications/colorado-clean-indoor-air-act-20-19

4. “Cannabis Tour Services and Party Buses in Denver,” Westword, April 3, 2024, https://www.westword.com/marijuana/legal-marijuana-tour-services-and-party-buses-in-denver-20285853

5. “Nine Places Where You Can Consume Weed Legally in Denver (Not Including Your Home),” Westword, April 17, 2024, https://www.westword.com/marijuana/sixteen-places-to-legally-consume-weed-in-denver-not-including-your-house-10064000

6. “Marijuana tourism is evolving in Aurora and Denver with legal tour buses, lounges,” The Denver Post, August 26, 2021, https://www.denverpost.com/2021/08/26/marijuana-pot-colorado-consumption-lounges-bus-aurora-denver/

7. “Colorado Cannabis Laws,” Westword, https://www.westword.com/marijuana/laws

8. “Is it legal to consume recreational marijuana in public in Colorado?” Fox 31, March 29, 2024, https://kdvr.com/news/local/is-it-legal-to-consume-recreational-marijuana-in-public-in-colorado/

9. “Business and property owners,” Colorado Cannabis, https://cannabis.colorado.gov/legal-marijuana-use/business-and-property-owners

10. “Laws about marijuana use,” Colorado Cannabis, https://cannabis.colorado.gov/legal-marijuana-use/laws-about-marijuana-use

11. “Staying on the Right Side of Marijuana Laws,” Colorado, July 2, 2024, https://www.colorado.com/articles/staying-right-side-marijuana-laws

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13. “Colorado Laws and Penalties,” NORML, https://norml.org/laws/colorado-penalties

14. “Driving and traveling,” Colorado Cannabis, https://cannabis.colorado.gov/legal-marijuana-use/driving-and-traveling

Please consume responsibly. This product may cause impairment and may be habit forming. There may be health risks associated with consumption of this product. State laws impact what dispensaries can and can’t sell to recreational customers and medical marijuana patients. Not every type of product, consumption method, dosage form, or potency mentioned on this blog will be permitted in all locations. 

Are you looking for the perfect gift for the cannabis enthusiast in your life? Whether they’re into smoking, dabbing concentrates, or enjoying edibles, finding the right cannabis gifts can be a fun way to show how well you know them and how much you care. With so many options, knowing what they’ll truly appreciate is important.

Gifts for Flower Smokers

When it comes to cannabis, “flower” refers to the dried buds of the cannabis plant. Traditionally, flower is smoked, and it’s still the most common and classic way to consume cannabis. Cannassuers benefit from the full spectrum of the cannabinoids and terpenes. If the person you’re shopping for enjoys this timeless method, you’ve got plenty of thoughtful accessories to choose from to enhance their smoking experience:

Bubbler

A bubbler is a portable water pipe that combines the ease of a hand pipe with the filtration benefits of a bong. Thanks to the water filtration, it’s easy to use and provides smoother, cooler hits compared to a regular pipe. It’s an excellent gift for smokers who love the ritual but want a smoother experience or are looking to upgrade their setup.

Joint Roller

If your loved one prefers to roll their own joints, a joint roller is an excellent gift. It’s a simple device that creates perfectly rolled joints every time, which is ideal for someone who enjoys convenience without sacrificing quality. A joint roller ensures a smooth and even experience, making it a thoughtful addition to any marijuana smoker’s toolkit.

Grinder

When it comes to smoking flower, a quality grinder is essential. Grinders help break down the flower evenly, which leads to better airflow and a more efficient burn. Look for high-quality grinders with multiple chambers, sharp teeth, and a kief-catching mesh screen—they’ll last for years and can be used often, making this a thoughtful and practical gift.

Gifts for Concentrate Smokers

For those who prefer to dab concentrates or other cannabis extracts, consider gifts that cater to their specific smoking style. Concentrates require specialized equipment, but the options are endless once you know what to look for.

Cannabis concentrates are potent products made by extracting cannabinoids and terpenes, leaving behind excess plant material. These concentrated forms of cannabis contain a much higher percentage of cannabinoids than traditional flower, making them perfect for those who want a more intense experience. Concentrates come in various forms, such as wax, shatter, crumble, and sugar.

Here are some must-haves for concentrate enthusiasts:

Torch

A torch is essential for anyone who enjoys dabbing. While it might not seem like an exciting gift at first, it’s one of the most important tools for dabbers. Torches are used to heat the dab rig nail, and without one, the dabbing process just doesn’t work. So look for a torch (electric or a culinary butane one) that’s reliable and easy to use. And don’t forget to add a stash of butane to make this gift even more thoughtful!

Dab Mat

A dab mat helps keep the dabbing setup clean and protects the rig from spills and heat. It’s often made from silicone (or any other non-stick material), making it easy to clean and heat-resistant. While it’s a small gift, it’s super practical.

Silicone Containers

Concentrates can get sticky (or they are), which is why silicone containers are so handy. These non-stick containers make storing and retrieving concentrates easy with an appropriate tool. And best of all, your loved one will appreciate that they don’t have to waste any product. Silicone containers come in a variety of fun shapes and sizes, making them a creative and useful gift option for the concentrate enthusiast in your life.

Gifts for Edibles Enthusiasts

If your person prefers consuming cannabis through edibles, there are some fantastic gifts that go beyond simply buying them infused brownies—or trying to make some by yourself! Edibles are a unique way to enjoy cannabis because they offer a longer-lasting and often more potent experience than smoking or vaping. From the traditional “space brownies” to cannabis butter (cannabutter) and infused beverages, edibles deliver cannabinoids through digestion.

If you’re shopping for someone who enjoys the culinary side of cannabis, these gifts can elevate their edible-making game or enhance their edible enjoyment. Here are the top edible accessory gifts to consider:

Decarboxylator

A decarboxylator is an invaluable kitchen tool for any edible enthusiast who enjoys making their own creations. It activates the cannabinoids in cannabis through a process called decarboxylation, which is essential to unlocking the plant’s full potency.

Without decarbing or heating, the cannabis won’t convert its inactive compounds, like THCA, into their active, psychoactive forms, like THC—meaning the edibles won’t produce the desired effects. Decarboxylation ensures that the cannabinoids are fully activated, delivering the intended potency and experience.

The decarboxylator takes the guesswork out of the process, ensuring the perfect temperature and time settings for optimal results. It’s the perfect tool to streamline preparation and guarantee potent, effective infusions every time.

Cannabutter Machine

Speaking of infusions, a cannabutter machine is another top gift for anyone who loves making cannabis-infused butter to use in their savory or sweet recipes. These machines streamline the process of creating infused butter or oils, which can be used to make brownies, cookies, sauces, and a variety of other treats. It’s the ideal gift for the cannabis connoisseur who loves cooking and experimenting with new recipes.

Stash Box

A stash box is a secure, discreet way to store dispensary-bought edibles and other cannabis products. It’s perfect if your loved ones like to keep their edibles organized and safe from curious kids or pets. Look for a stash box with added security and enough storage space, especially if the recipient tends to stock up on dispensary shopping trips.

Find the Best Cannabis Gifts

When you go shopping for holiday strains or cannabis gifts for the cannasseur in your life, you must consider the preferences of the person you’re buying for. Whether they enjoy flower, concentrates, or edibles, there are many accessory options to choose from. With a little thought and care, you can find the perfect gifts for cannabis enthusiasts this holiday season. Happy shopping!

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Use of Marijuana Concentrate may lead to: Psychotic symptoms and/or Psychotic disorder (delusions, hallucinations, or difficulty distinguishing reality); Mental Health Symptoms/Problems; Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) (uncontrolled and repetitive vomiting); Cannabis use disorder/dependence, including physical and psychological dependence. Please consume responsibly. This product may cause impairment and may be habit forming. There may be health risks associated with consumption of this product. State laws impact what dispensaries can and can’t sell to recreational customers and medical marijuana patients. Not every type of product, consumption method, dosage form, or potency mentioned on this blog will be permitted in all locations.

There are certain things that just go together: Fall and pumpkin spice. Cool weather and warm jackets. Corn husks and gourds. Now, we’re introducing a new popular pairing: Thanksgiving and cannabis. Don’t put your favorite plant away for the holiday season. Instead, check out all the ways you can infuse your festivities with a little green. 

Cannabis and Danksgiving Traditions

Cannabis purchases are on the rise, especially around Thanksgiving. In fact, dispensaries can see sales increase up to 50% on the days leading up to the holiday, like Green Wednesday.¹ So what does this mean? Danksgiving and all of our new and classic traditions are catching on. If you’re ready to partake on behalf of all your cannabis cousins across the country, check out a few of our favorite ideas to keep it green this Thanksgiving.

Take a Thanksgiving Walk, or a “Cousin Walk”

Holidays like Thanksgiving bring a lot of family members together, from just-flew-in siblings to cousins and best friends. Why not participate in the time-honored tradition of the cousin walk or Thanksgiving Walk?²

Wondering just what the cousin walk is? Here’s how it works. When things get hectic during the day, and you just need to get away, slip outside with a couple of your favorite, appropriately aged (21 or older) family members and break out the cannabis. While you walk, you can chat, get some fresh air in the yard, and return to the house refreshed and ready to take on the rest of the holiday and everything it has in store. (Just remember to stay on private property so you aren’t breaking local cannabis consumption laws!)

Take Advantage of Green Wednesday

We all know Black Friday is the craziest shopping day of the year, so cannabis enthusiasts rightly took the day before Thanksgiving, aka Green Wednesday, for their big cannabis purchases. In 2023, Green Wednesday saw a 42% increase in cannabis sales when compared to the previous Wednesdays in the same month.³ So what does this mean for cannabis shoppers? Holiday deals! Celebrate this year’s Green Wednesday by stocking up on all the cannabis you need (within legal limits) at a lower price to have an enjoyable holiday weekend.

Pairing Thanksgiving Foods with Marijuana

Thanksgiving is the perfect reason to splurge on all of our favorite foods—and strains. Whether you’re sticking to your classic recipes and enjoying some flower on the side, or you’re adding a little pizzazz to an otherwise predictable meal, we’ve got you covered with these cannabis and Thanksgiving food pairings:

White Widow & Turkey (or your meat or vegan substitute of choice)

Turkey and Thanksgiving go together like peas and carrots, so it makes sense that you’re going to serve the bird (or its vegan substitute) on the holiday. Because of the savory flavors of turkey meat, we recommend going with a strain that has a little bit of sweetness to it, like White Widow. Its berry-meets-earthy flavors will have just the right amount of tang to them to pair perfectly whether you prefer white meat or dark meat. Keep in mind, however, that White Widow can have up to 25% THC, so factor that in if you plan to entertain guests on the holiday.⁴

Skywalker OG & Sweet Potatoes or Yams

Who doesn’t love giving their food a little kick? That’s exactly why Skywalker OG and sweet potatoes share the same table at our Thanksgiving. Obviously, the sweet potatoes or yams have that natural sweetness that many people love to add butter and brown sugar to as a flavor enhancer. Skywalker OG, on the other hand, leans to a spicy, herbal flavor with earthy notes that remind you of just where those sweet potatoes came from. Just keep in mind that Skywalker OG got its name for a reason—it can contain an astronomical 30% THC.⁵

Alaskan Thunder F*** (ATF) & Mashed Potatoes

While you might have a no-cursing-at-the-dinner-table rule, some rules are meant to be broken, and that’s why we’re putting Alaskan Thunder F*** and mashed potatoes on the table together. (You can also call it ‘ATF’ to avoid any backlash.) The savory, buttery warmth of the mashed potatoes only enhances the herb-like undertones of ATF. In fact, that herbal enhancement can pair with just about any vegetable you serve, including corn and cauliflower, green beans and peas, and so much more. Additionally, ATF has a moderate 16% THC, meaning that it’s perfect to be enjoyed as a side instead of the main event.⁶ 

Northern Lights & Stuffing or Dressing

Arguably the most important food of Thanksgiving, stuffing or dressing can cause actual family fights if it’s not done right. No matter how you prefer to stuff your bird, Northern Lights will complement it. You’ll get some sweet spice mixed with woody pine notes and even a splash of citrus, creating a flavor combination that only enhances every scoop of stuffing. Also enhancing the dressing will be the 21% THC that Northern Lights brings with it.⁷

Apple Fritter & Cornbread

Cornbread brings that slightly sweet, savory flavor to the meal, and the Apple Fritter strain brings that seasonal sweetness. Best of all, you don’t have to wait until dessert to enjoy this version of Apple Fritter. While it goes great no matter what course in the meal you’re at, you may want to save it for the end if only because of its sky-high 28% THC. Otherwise, you might not get to enjoy all your food before you're carried away by these apple vibes.⁸

Roasted Garlic Margy & Green Beans

If there isn’t a green bean casserole at your Thanksgiving table, what are you even celebrating? But there’s nothing worse than an unseasoned green bean, and seasoning just happens to be exactly what Roasted Garlic Margy brings to the table (along with a stratospheric 34% THC). With this indica-dominant hybrid, you’re getting a flavor profile that’s designed for holiday dinners. Its flavor is a splash of citrus with a spicy bit of sage. You get hints of garlic and maybe even a little bit of a sour tang to keep things interesting. Roasted Garlic Margy is a great complement to all your veggie dishes. ⁹

Skunk #1 & Mac and Cheese

There’s one major difference between good mac and cheese and bad mac and cheese—seasoning. You could have a plate of noodles and cheese, or you could have a rich, complex casserole-like side that makes people want to skip the main course for a little more of this side. Skunk #1 is to cannabis what good mac & cheese is to Thanksgiving dinner. It’s not too strong, not too light with up to 19% THC and a flavor that mixes a splash of sour with some earthy vibes. It’s the kind of flower that you just want more of—just like mac and cheese.¹⁰ 

Lavender Haze & Cranberry Sauce 

You could go to a thousand friends’ houses for a thousand Thanksgivings, and there’s a good chance that not one of them would have the same cranberry sauce recipe. Cranberry sauce is a family thing, a regional thing, and it’s as particular as pie crust. When you like it, you don’t want anything else. Lavender Haze, with its 20% THC, has the exact same vibes. It’s sweet with a sprig of floral to its flavor and aroma, making this strain its own unique standout in a series of Lavender-named strains—just like your family’s cranberry recipe.¹¹

Bubba Kush & Glazed Carrots

Bubba Kush is one of those strains that just has to be in a cannabis enthusiast’s smoke kit—like glazed carrots have to be at Thanksgiving dinner. It has up to 25% THC, making it one of the more potent pairings on the list, and a complex sensory profile. The flavors are reminiscent of spicy chocolate with hash undertones, and the aroma is a combination of the same with just a little bit of earthiness to keep things interesting. It’s a cannabis fan favorite, and shouldn’t be forgotten for more exotic strains. Bubba Kush is as tried and true as your aunt’s sweet glazed carrots and worthy of a permanent spot in your pipe.¹² 

Vanilla Kush & Pumpkin Pie

Forget the marijuana brownies; for Thanksgiving, we need to do dessert differently. During the fall, pumpkin is infused in everything, and at Thanksgiving, it makes its star appearance as the last plate of the night. So it needs a strain that can match its rich sweetness, and there’s no other strain more deserving than Vanilla Kush. If you don’t normally pair your pumpkin pie with vanilla ice cream, you might add a dollop of whipped cream, and Vanilla Kush takes the place of both with its rich, creamy vanilla flavor and sweet aroma. It’s delicious enough to make you forget about the calories in the pie and the THC in the bud—a respectably high 20%. Dessert doesn’t have to be served, it can also be sparked.¹³

Happy Danksgiving

Thanksgiving and cannabis pairings are like wine and cheese pairings—customizable to you, your flavors, and most importantly, your family’s traditions. If you’re interested in refreshing your supply for the holiday, be sure to head to your dispensary and talk to your budtender. They might even have their own pairings they’d recommend.

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Sources

1. “Danksgiving: Why marijuana is on the menu for many this Thanksgiving,” Yahoo Live, November 22, 2023, https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/danksgiving-thanksgiving-green-wednesday-163402290.html

2. “How to take a Thanksgiving weed walk with your cousins,” Leafly.com, November 23, 2021, https://www.leafly.com/news/cannabis-101/how-to-take-a-thanksgiving-marijuana-walk-with-your-cousins

3. “Green Wednesday Returns Another Trove of Sales in 2023,” Green Market Report, December 1, 2023, https://www.greenmarketreport.com/green-wednesday-returns-another-trove-of-sales-in-2023

4. “White Widow,” Allbud.com, https://www.allbud.com/marijuana-strains/sativa-dominant-hybrid/white-widow

5. “Skywalker OG,” Allbud, https://www.leafly.com/strains/skywalker-og

6. “Alaskan Thunder Fuck,” Leafly, https://www.leafly.com/strains/alaskan-thunder-fuck

7. “Northern Lights,” Allbud, https://www.allbud.com/marijuana-strains/indica/northern-lights

8. “Apple Fritter,” Allbud, https://www.allbud.com/marijuana-strains/hybrid/apple-fritter

9. “Roasted Garlic Margy,” Allbud, https://www.allbud.com/marijuana-strains/indica-dominant-hybrid/roasted-garlic-margy

10. “Skunk #1,” Allbud, https://www.allbud.com/marijuana-strains/indica-dominant-hybrid/skunk-1

11. “Lavender Haze,” Allbud, https://weedmaps.com/strains/lavender-haze

12. “Bubba Kush,” Allbud, https://www.allbud.com/marijuana-strains/indica-dominant-hybrid/bubba-kush

13. “Vanilla Kush, Allbud, https://www.allbud.com/marijuana-strains/indica-dominant-hybrid/vanilla-kush

Use of Marijuana Concentrate may lead to: Psychotic symptoms and/or Psychotic disorder (delusions, hallucinations, or difficulty distinguishing reality); Mental Health Symptoms/Problems; Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) (uncontrolled and repetitive vomiting); Cannabis use disorder/dependence, including physical and psychological dependence. Please consume responsibly. This product may cause impairment and may be habit forming. There may be health risks associated with consumption of this product.  State laws impact what dispensaries can and can’t sell to recreational customers and medical marijuana patients. Not every type of product, consumption method, dosage form, or potency mentioned on this blog will be permitted in all locations.