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Anyone ages 21+ with a valid form of ID can purchase cannabis in New Jersey.

Yes! There are many ways to use cannabis products beyond smoking. Many patients find that vaporizing the flower or extract is easier on their respiratory system, while others prefer to eat edibles.

Both CBD and THC are cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. When you ingest THC and CBD, the THC directly stimulates CB1 receptors, while the CBD acts as a modulating influence on the THC. Additionally, THC is psychoactive, meaning it will produce a euphoric effect, while CBD is non-psychoactive.

Licensed cannabis dispensaries are held to a high standard, all products are laboratory tested and meet stringent cleanliness standards. The cannabis available elsewhere can be contaminated with fungus, molds, or pesticides. There is also very little verifiable information about the genotype (strain name, origin) or chemotype (THC % etc) outside of a licensed dispensary.

The difference is based only on in its intended use. Medical cannabis is used by people with a qualifying medical condition who have registered under a state's medical cannabis program. The cannabis itself is no different from that which can be purchased for adult-use—that's the preferred term for "recreational use."

There is a much more immediate perceived effect when cannabis is smoked or vaporized. It is easier to control dosage, because the effect is shorter lived than consuming an edible.

Smoking cannabis falls within the definition of “smoking” as set forth in the Smoke Free Air Act at N.J.S.A. 26:3D-57 and is therefore subject to the provisions of the Smoke Free Air Act.

The THC in cannabis is psychoactive and can sometimes lead to varying side-effects depending on a large variety of factors: age, weight, gender, amount consumed, strain, THC level, and MANY more variables!