When I was getting cannabis on the black market, you had to really be connected with people if you wanted top shelf weed for less than $100 for a quarter of an ounce. These cannabis flower products were not lab diagnosed and could range up to 12% in THC despite how lovely the buds look or the power of the aroma when it hits your nose. Buying at dispensaries means that my marijuana is scrubbed and labeled appropriately for potency. And on top of that particular assurance, I easily know what strain I am smoking and can compare to whatever else is being sold. By doing this, I actually learned that I like sativa strains during the daytime hours for entirely working and love indicas at night for unwinding. Best of all, the dispensaries in our state all offer first-time-patient discounts, often up to 50% off the first order. Since there are modern dispensary companies opening regularly, I can save a lot on my cannabis products by utilizing these sales promotions. Although I tend to prefer cannabis flower products if I’m going to use weed on a common basis, it’s also nice to try cannabis edibles, oils, and concentrate products. I still have a bin of cannabis candy products from when a modern dispensary opened down the road from my lake property a few weeks ago. Occasionally I love to end my evening with a bowl of cannabis flower buds and a few cannabis candies on top of that. I find that it’s a much better way to end a stressful and hectic day of work than alcohol. I don’t have quite as many lingering effects the next day either.