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Thinking of visiting a dispensary for the first time? This guide has everything you need to know, from what to bring with you to what products might interest you.

There’s a lot of rumors circulating around the cannabis community about the effects of sativa, hybrid, and indica strains. Considering the stoner movie clichés and inconsistent budtender advice, it’s no wonder people are confused. Read more and educate yourself on the truth. 

In a pinch, nug grinding by hand does the job, but getting the full effect of flower requires a dry herb grinder. Nothing quite compares to the way a weed grinder transforms lush nugs into a cloud-like fluff. Read more to understand how a grinder can ultimately make your cannabis last longer. 

 Vessel Brand, a community-led company uplifting the cannabis consumption experience, announces today a new partnership with GAIACA Waste Revitalization in an effort to combat the ongoing waste issue facing the cannabis vape industry.

Purchasing cannabis products doesn’t have to be stressful or intimidating — not with the proper dispensary shopping guide at least. Following just a handful of dispensary tips can transform those uncertain visits of the past into confident visits of the future, and even more importantly, a positive cannabis experience.

Inspect your cannabis under the light and you’ll notice snow-like dust caked on the inside and outside of the flower. This sticky resin is made up of hundreds of crystals, or trichomes, which are responsible for housing the psychoactive and aromatic elements of marijuana. Learn more!

Hundreds of choices make finding the best strain for stress a dizzying journey. Luckily, you have advice from medical marijuana patients and recreational smokers to help you crack the code. Here’s a small but potent list of highly-rated strains for mental relaxation.

Walking into a dispensary and ordering legal cannabis for the first time is both a wonderful and surreal experience. Customers find themselves immersed in a whole new world of strain varieties, extracts, edibles, topicals, and a myriad of other innovative products. In most cases, helping them along while they make their selections are budtenders, staff trained to help their customers find the products that will best suit their needs.