Omura Series X Takes Whole Flower Vaporization to Next Level
When it comes to consuming cannabis, there are dozens of methods. From infused joints to sticky dabs, the possibilities are seemingly endless. For those seeking a convenient and stylish alternative to traditional cannabis smoking, the Omura Series X is the answer. Utilizing innovative Heat-Not-Burn technology, and a handy prefilled Flowerstick system, this cutting-edge vaporizer provides a smooth and precise consumption experience every single time. Simply pop a Flowerstick in the chamber, and you’ll be set. The Series X is the second iteration of Omura’s system, following the groundbreaking Series I. And while the original device certainly turned heads, the Series X is already…
Read More »Cannabis Company Sues NFL Stars For Alleged Black Market Marijuana Sales
Suit claims a total of around $15 million worth of weed was harvested and sold. Free Book Preview Cannabis Capital Learn how to get your business funded in the Cannabis economy! July 30, 2021 3 min read This story originally appeared on Benzinga California-headquartered cannabis company Genetixs filed a lawsuit against NFL star Julio Jones and former Atlanta Falcons player Roddy White claiming they were involved in illegal cannabis operations, reported the Associated Press. Julio Jones is the Tennessee Titan’s wide receiver. The lawsuit, which was filed earlier this month, also claims that Jones, White and White’s company SLW Holdings (one of the five entities that make up Genetixs) were illegally harvesting and selling millions of dollars worth…
Read More »Connecticut marijuana taxes projected to reach $73 million in fifth year of sales. Cities and towns would collect $18 million of total. – Hartford Courant
In this Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018 photo patient service associates Savannah Stuitje, left, and Josh Hirst, right, stand at a counter that features a display of vape dispensers, below, that could be used for legal recreational cannabis, at New England Treatment Access medical marijuana dispensary, in Northampton, Massachusetts. (Steven Senne / AP)
Read More »Rhode Island House Speaker Says ‘No Consensus’ On Marijuana Legalization, But It’s ‘Workable’ – Marijuana Moment
A top Rhode Island lawmaker says that while there’s not yet a consensus among legislators and the governor on a bill to legalize marijuana, it’s still a “workable” issue and would be prioritized if a special session is convened this fall. House Speaker Joe Shekarchi (D) told The Public’s Radio that it’s “possible” that a special session will be held later in the year after lawmakers failed to reach a deal on competing reform proposals. “It really depends if we can come to some kind of resolution of consensus on a couple of major bills,” he said, referring to cannabis…
Read More »Pharmacy Students Learn Product Development in TIP – Summer 2021 – UConn Today
The School of Pharmacy has again enabled pharmacy students to take part in UConn’s Technology Incubation Program (TIP). The internships provide students opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge and experience with technology commercialization while supporting each company’s initiatives. Caroline Dealy, Ph.D. is the TIP Fellows Program Lead and Founder Director. She says: “Since 2012 the program has provided over 200 UConn students with immersive summer research experiences in technology innovation and entrepreneurship, by pairing them with host startup companies located in UConn’s technology incubators in Storrs, Farmington, or Stamford. The program offers unique opportunity for students to engage in real-world, cutting…
Read More »Why Republicans Want Biden to Reclassify Cannabis
July 29, 2021 6 min read This story originally appeared on Cannabis.net Marijuana has always been a source of political tension in America. This is because lawmakers are constantly trying to ensure it is legalized or fighting against the legalization process. Regardless of the stance lawmakers take, one thing is sure: marijuana is an essential substance that sparks political debate. RELATED: The President Maintains His Stance On Broader Cannabis Reform President Biden’s initial campaign promise During his presidential campaign, Joe Biden ran on several pledges which caught America’s attention. One of those pointers was the desire for “Modest” reforms such as: The decriminalization…
Read More »Medical Marijuana Entrepreneur Sees Racial Reckoning In Connecticut’s Legalization Of Cannabis – Themississippilink
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Focusing on social equity, a black woman whose business certifies residents for Connecticut’s medical marijuana card is taking advantage of measures in a new state law that target the issue most important to her. Kebra Smith-Bolden, a nurse and founder of CannaHealth, aims to provide security for people in her community who consume or medicate with cannabis. A groundbreaking part of the new law, which went into effect July 1, is social equity. It requires half of all licenses for entry into the state’s marijuana business be reserved for social-equity applicants, those from areas disproportionately affected by…
Read More »The Cannabis Now Guide to Summer
Summertime is here which means it’s a good idea to get outside and enjoy the sunshine while it lasts — the days are only getting shorter from here on out. For cannabis the enthusiasts, we’ve put together a guide of all things summer. The best strains, essential edibles, summer sesh ideas, a cannabis grower’s account of the Summer of Love and even cultivation tips for your grow in the summer months. PHOTO IC Collective READ: Strains of Summer Gear up for the summer with this fantastic list of sunny strains. All of these picks are absolute heavy hitters, and we’re…
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