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Whether you choose to smoke or vape it, using flower is one of the quickest ways to feel the plant’s effects. (There’s a reason it’s remained the most popular method.) When you inhale cannabis, its therapeutic compounds are absorbed into your bloodstream almost immediately through the alveoli in your lungs, which means you feel it within seconds. You can pack flower into a bowl, pipe, or vaporizer, or you can enjoy it in one of our lighter-ready pre-rolls.

Expect the effects of smoking or vaping flower to come on in less than a minute and last for 1 to 4 hours.

If you choose to consume your cannabis through edibles, expect the effects to take longer to kick in than other consumption methods. Edibles travel through your digestive system before their medicinal compounds are absorbed into your bloodstream, so how much you dose and how much you ate beforehand will affect when you feel it and to what extent. (Pro tip: Don’t eat edibles on an empty stomach.) When edibles are metabolized in your liver, delta-9-THC turns into 11-hydroxy-THC, which is a more potent version of the compound. Having something in your stomach can help to keep the effects from feeling too powerful. Edibles are ideal for those looking for full-body relief.

Expect the effects of edibles to take 30 minutes to 2 hours to kick in, so don’t dose too much at once. Effects can last anywhere from 4 to 12 hours.

Pre-rolls are the quickest and easiest way to consume cannabis flower. Wrapped in 100% certified organic hemp paper, they provide a convenient, ready-to-light alternative to grinding up flower and packing a bowl but still deliver the same results.

If you’re in need of immediate relief but find smoking to be a bit harsh, vaporizers might be your ideal option. Like smoking, vaporizers send cannabis’s therapeutic compounds to your lungs where they’re absorbed into your bloodstream almost instantly. But unlike smoking, the inhale from a vaporizer is cooler and smoother. Vaporizers produce a super faint smell, making them a more discreet option than smoking. Since you’re inhaling a cannabis concentrate as opposed to whole flower, you can expect a cleaner flavor too.

Expect the effects of vaporizers to come on in less than a minute and last for 1 to 4 hours.

Cannabis concentrates are best suited for experienced consumers or those in need of intense symptom relief. Because they’re a highly concentrated form of the plant, they’re one of the most potent consumption method options. Their consistencies vary depending on the extraction method used to produce them. Some are sticky and saucy, ideal for dabbing (or flash-vaporizing). Others are crumbly or brittle like glass and can be used for dabbing or for sprinkling over flower in a bowl or joint. Depending on the concentrate you choose, you can also use them to cook with or apply them sublingually.

Expect the effects of concentrates to come on in less than a minute if dabbed and last for 1 to 4 hours.

If you use a sublingual concentrate, effects kick in within 30 minutes and last for 2 to 4 hours.

Cooking with concentrates delivers effects within the same window as edibles.