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THC Gummies Online Australia Cannabidiol (CBD) is a cannabinoid that gets a lot of positive attention globally, mainly due to its potential health benefits without the mind-altering effects like those associated with the more well-known cannabinoid, Tetrahydroncannabinol (THC). Although CBD was actually discovered before THC, the research has been more on the latter due to its euphoric effect and popularity for non-medical purposes.

There is some misunderstanding of the regulations around buying CBD oil legally in Australia, if it can be bought over the counter without a script as well as how this product differs from hemp oil. The information below is designed to assist in understanding this popular cannabinoid and help when considering buying CBD oil.

Regardless of one’s experience with cannabis, there are generally three factors that deem edibles more appealing for consumers:

Aversion to Inhalation

This is by far the number one reason patients have for wanting an edible rather than something that would be absorbed via the respiratory system. Whether it be via a vaporiser (doctors’ recommendation) or the plethora of traditional smoking apparatuses, there are an increasing number of consumers who would prefer to avoid the inhalation method in general. While there is no evidence to suggest cannabis is harmful to one’s lungs, there is still an understandable desire to avoid any pollutants, particularly for ex-smokers, asthmatics or cancer patients. THC Gummies Online Australia

Dosage Management

Particularly for those with serious conditions being traced, an exact measurement can be critical to the success of the plant-based treatment. As such, the ability to measure down to the millilitre and/or gram can assist a patient in understanding if they are taking the required dose and also how to incrementally increase titrate if and when needed. This is an obvious advantage over inhalation, given that the method of heat (smoulder vs burn) can vary so much, let alone looking at number of ‘hits’ taken, time between each and duration each inhalation is held.

Discrete Consumption

Unfortunately, the broader society still harbours some less-than-favourable perceptions of cannabis consumers. While the tides are rapidly changing on this topic as numerous athletes, academics, doctors and politicians now advocate for the plant, many are still apprehensive about “smoking weed”, particularly those with children. With that in mind, oral consumption can be significantly more discrete and much quicker to execute.

With the above in mind, one also needs to look at the difference between the common forms of “oral consumption”; Edibles and Oils. Edibles are defined as food products that contain cannabis. Often these come in the form of brownies or gummies. The process of creating edibles generally includes an extraction from whole flower using a decarboxylation method, with the resulting product used as an ingredient in said edible. The resulting food is consumed with the effect generally taking hold within 45 minutes to two hours. Oils, on the other hand, are extracts from the cannabis plant that range for isolate, broad and full spectrum. These are generally consumed directly via a dropper, taken sublingually, where it is absorbed by the mucous membrane under the tongue, eventually making its way into the bloodstream. This is the most accurate way to administer the product and can be felt within 10 minutes to one hour.