Spray Oil or Capsule; Which one are you trying?
You can not only now smoke and get high but you can now spray and get high? New technology in the cannabis industry is taking traditional ways of consuming weed and creating more innovative products that have faster effects. Now, there is a wide range of cannabis-infused products available, including sprays, oils, and capsules. These products offer a discreet and convenient way to experience the effects of cannabis. So, if you're tired of danking after a sesh this might just be for you.
Cannabis Spray
First up we have the infamous cannabis spray. It is a form of cannabis extract that is typically administered sublingually. It comes in a spray bottle and is designed to be sprayed under the tongue. The spray is absorbed through the mucous membranes, allowing for fast-acting effects. Cannabis sprays often contain a combination of cannabinoids, including THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (cannabidiol), as well as other terpenes and compounds found in the cannabis plant.
The spray's effects can vary depending on the specific formulation. THC-dominant sprays are more likely to produce psychoactive effects, while CBD-dominant sprays are often used for their potential therapeutic benefits, such as pain relief or anxiety reduction.
One of our favs is Melon Bubble THC Rapid Spray by Feather. It is a hybrid that has 220.0mg of THC and 0.09mg of CBD that can be sprayed under the tongue and onto food.
Cannabis Oil
Next up we cannabis oil, also known as cannabis tincture, is made by extracting cannabinoids and other compounds from the cannabis plant using a solvent, such as alcohol or CO2. This is not new as many products now have THC, CBD and weed's cousin Hemp listed in their ingredients. Once extracted the liquid can be taken orally, added to food or beverages, or applied topically. Like sprays, cannabis oils can contain varying ratios of THC and CBD.
When consumed orally, cannabis oil is absorbed through the digestive system and metabolised by the liver. This process can take longer for the effects to kick in compared to sprays. However, the duration of the high is generally longer-lasting. Cannabis oil can offer a more controlled and predictable experience, as doses can be measured precisely.
Not all oils can get you high, some have therapeutic effects that promote calm such as Calm Drops by Ufeelu. Which has hints and lavender to help relieve stress and anxiety as well as help with soothing headaches.
Cannabis Capsules
Cannabis capsules are another discreet and convenient option for cannabis consumption. They contain measured doses of cannabis extract enclosed in gelatin or vegan capsules. Capsules offer a similar experience to consuming cannabis oil, but with the added convenience of pre-measured doses.The onset of effects can take longer, usually ranging from 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on individual metabolism. The high experience from capsules is generally longer-lasting and can provide a more gradual and sustained effect compared to other methods.
CBG Gems By Redcan has been a favourite over here at Kindling, this sustainable sourced capsutle is made in house in MCT oil in a gelatin capsule.
Differences and Commonalities
While sprays, oils, and capsules all aim to deliver the effects of cannabis, they differ in terms of onset time, duration, and dosing precision. Sprays offer rapid onset and flexibility in dosing, making them suitable for those seeking immediate relief or precise control over their dosage. Oils and capsules, on the other hand, provide a more gradual onset but offer longer-lasting effects and easier dose measurement.
Sprays, oils, and capsules provide alternative methods of consuming cannabis that offer convenience, discretion, and precise dosing. Each product has its unique characteristics, ranging from fast-acting effects to longer-lasting highs. It is essential to choose a product based on individual preferences, desired effects, and lifestyle factors.
