Cannabis prisoners are a controversial group. Over the past 25+ years, an average of more than 600,000 arrests for cannabis are in the United States every year. Of those arrests, Black individuals are nearly four times more likely than their white counterparts to be arrested despite both groups using cannabis at similar rates. With adult-use cannabis now legal in 24…
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Cannabis-infused beverages have caused a lot of hoopla across the United States. Their appeal is wide, much like edibles, and early into legalization, major brands jumped into producing them. Cannabis drinks are easy to consume, require no smoke and are dosed in preset amounts, making their popularity palpable. Their availability, however, has been marred by inconsistencies in both legalized and…
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Imagine a world where your next smoke session not only brings relaxation but also contributes to groundbreaking scientific research. This isn’t a far-fetched dream—it’s happening now, thanks to an innovative collaboration between DaySavers, the Cannabis Research Coalition (CRC), and the Network of Applied Pharmacognosy (NAP). With their pioneering study, “The Science of Smokeability,” cannabis enthusiasts have the chance to get…
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Having earned its moniker of Golden State within the cannabis realm, California was one of the first states to legalize both medicinal and recreational cannabis use. This long-standing spot in the market means ups and downs, which the California cannabis industry and associated governing bodies have worked hard to address. Do you approve of these actions? Continue reading for the…
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On a federal level, cannabis policy and CBD policy are under constant review. However, monumental changes have been rare. State-level regulations are providing an important precedent, however, as well as clearing a path for necessary national regulations. Read on for the latest news regarding U.S. national policy on cannabis and CBD regulations. Reclassification reshaping cannabis policy In April 2024, the…
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Cannabis advertising regulations change frequently. Below is a state guide to cannabis advertising regulations for states beginning with N through Z. Nevada Advertising may not appeal to minors, including images of fruit. No misleading claims, promotion of overconsumption or depiction of consumption or of use by a minor. Adverts noting cannabis products as “free” or “donated” without a purchase are…
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U.S. cannabis advertising is changing all the time. Stay up to date and learn about current cannabis advertising laws by state here! Below are regulations for states A through M. Alabama No advertising within 500 perimeter feet of a prohibited facility or any minor-oriented business or organization. No billboards, radio or television broadcasts, including broadcast, cable, on-demand, satellite, cinema, social…
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As we bounce back from the pandemic and the weather starts to warm as inflation continues to moderate, it’s no surprise that travel is on many people’s minds. A recent survey from Nationwide indicates that 91% of the individuals surveyed intend to travel domestically in 2024, with 40% planning to travel more than they did in 2023. That means that…
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In 1936, the film Reefer Madness warned of all the inherent dangers of taking even so much as one puff of a marijuana cigarette. But this isn’t 1936. This is 2024, and cannabis is finally starting to be recognized for the wonder plant that it is. Marijuana is now legal for recreational use by persons over 21 years of age…
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