Medicial Marijuana
Delta 9 Disposable Vapes: A Complete Guide to Features, Benefits, and Buying Tips
Delta 9 disposable vapes have become one of the most convenient ways for adults to enjoy hemp-derived cannabinoids. Their compact design, ease of use, and fast-acting effects make them a popular choice among both new and experienced users. Unlike refillable vape devices, disposable vapes come pre-filled and ready to use, eliminating the need for charging, […]
Should Cops Do Mushrooms? Yes. Here’s Why That’s Not a Joke Anymore
Let me answer the headline question immediately, because I don’t want to bury the lede under a pile of caveats: yes, cops should do mushrooms. So should firefighters, paramedics, prison guards, and — while we’re at it — the prisoners themselves. Not recreationally on shift, obviously. Under medical supervision, as part of a deliberate effort […]
California Court Orders DCC to Overhaul Cannabis Track-and-Trace System
An Orange County Superior Court judge has ordered California’s Department of Cannabis Control to take steps to bring the state’s cannabis track-and-trace system into compliance with California law, concluding that the system does not currently flag irregular transactions for investigation. The August 4, 2026, final judgment in HNHPC Inc. v. Department of Cannabis Control represents the latest […]
No, Fox News, Cannabis Was Never ‘Legalized’ — It Was Patchworked, Taxed to Death, and Blamed for Prohibition’s Own Failures
Fox News opinion ran a piece recently from Scott Chipman, vice president of Americans Against Legalizing Marijuana, arguing that legal cannabis “didn’t kill the black market, it created a marketing department for it.” The evidence: California’s legal cannabis sales have declined roughly 11% from 2023 to 2025, illegal dealers are still active, and by some […]
Legal Weed Makes Businesses More Profitable? The Unintended Consequence Nobody Was Modeling for with Legalization
Every argument about cannabis legalization tends to orbit the same handful of poles: public health, criminal justice, tax revenue, personal freedom. Rarely does anyone ask what legalizing medical marijuana does to the balance sheet of a completely unrelated publicly traded company three states over that has nothing to do with cannabis. Turns out, according to […]
Your Quarter Goes Further in a Vaporizer than in a Joint, So We Did the Math
If you have ever stared at a fresh quarter-ounce of dry herb sitting on your table and wondered how to make it last longer, you are definitely not alone. Most of us want to get the absolute most out of every single gram we buy. For years, rolling a joint was the default way to […]
“One-Gram Ceramic 510” Is Not a Cartridge Specification
Cannabis brands often approve a cartridge sample and then place a production order based solely on the product description. That shortcut leaves the filling partner, packaging team, and vape supplier to resolve important details after the purchase order has been submitted. A “controlled specification packet” must include formulation, critical dimensions, closure process, materials, lot records, […]
Trump’s Cannabis Trojan Horse: Why Stoners Are Losing Faith
There’s an old rule in politics: you can fool a voting bloc once with a promise, but you can’t keep fooling them once they start doing math. Cannabis consumers just did the math. According to the latest quarterly NuggMD/Marijuana Moment tracking poll, only 48 percent of marijuana consumers now approve or strongly approve of the […]
Cannabis Rescheduling Is a Band-Aid, This Bill Is Actually Trying to Treat the Wound
Senate Democrats just refiled a bill that does the thing rescheduling was never designed to do: end federal cannabis prohibition outright. Cory Booker, Chuck Schumer, and Ron Wyden reintroduced the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act on July 16, and while it will almost certainly die in a Republican-controlled House the same way its last two […]
Top Cannabis Payroll Mistakes Operators Should Avoid
Compared to licensing, compliance, and supply chains, payroll rarely receives the same level of scrutiny from operators because it’s perceived as a back-office function rather than a risk surface. As long as people are getting paid, it’s assumed to be “working,” even when the underlying systems are brittle, inconsistent, or misaligned with how the business […]