THC SPRAY 700MG

THC SPRAY 700MG

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Cannabis spray can be a great alternative to more traditional methods like smoking or edibles.

Designed to be user-friendly, cannabis sprays absorb quickly and produce powerful effects. They’re also simpler to dose than other consumption methods.

What are cannabis oral sprays?

Cannabis sprays are cannabis extracts that have been diluted, usually in ethanol alcohol or MCT oil. They come in travel-friendly spray bottles, and are usually applied under the tongue, similarly to other sublingual products like strips and tinctures.

Many sprays contain both THC and CBD, the primary cannabinoids in cannabis.

The effects of oral THC sprays don’t feel all that different from other forms of cannabis. Like other product types, sprays can produce relaxation, euphoria, pain relief, and more.

If you’ve never used cannabis before, oral sprays could be a smart way to get accustomed to the effects of cannabis, as their user-friendliness makes them great for beginners.

How do cannabis sprays work?

Like other cannabis products, oral sprays allow cannabinoids like THC and CBD to be absorbed into the bloodstream. They’re highly bioavailable, which means that they absorb very quickly and easily to offer fast-acting and potent effects. You may feel the effects of cannabis sprays within 5 to 30 minutes.

How to use a cannabis spray

When researching how to use cannabis sprays, we turned to Mark Kasabuski, a doctor of pharmacy with over 15 years of experience working in pharmacies and medical cannabis dispensaries.

“Keep the dose under the tongue so the medication has a chance to get absorbed by the blood vessels in the mouth,” he says. He recommends holding the dose under the tongue for roughly one minute before swallowing.

He also states that if you don’t apply your spray correctly, you might have to wait longer before feeling the desired effects.

He warns, “If you don’t keep it under the tongue and it doesn’t get the chance to absorb, and you end up swallowing it, it’s going to take on more of a cannabis edible or consumable-type effect where it will have a one to two-hour onset until you are feeling anything.”