Four Helpful Tips for Taking a Cannabis Tolerance Break

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At Lucky Farms’ marijuana delivery service, we’re all about having a healthy relationship with cannabis.

When you use cannabis very frequently, the CB1 receptors in your brain will become less sensitive to THC. That means you’ll need higher and higher concentrations to get high. 

Sometimes, a tolerance break from weed is just what you need to reset. To make things a little easier, use these four tips for a successful break from cannabis.

Don’t Go Cold Turkey

Like alcohol and caffeine, cutting out cannabis suddenly can cause unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. Depending on how high your tolerance has gotten, you’ll experience anything from mild irritability and cravings to sleep disruption and headaches. 

By slowly cutting back, you’re much more likely to be successful when you do start your official tolerance break.

Tell Those Around You

For many of us, smoking is a social experience. If you’re planning a tolerance break, let your friends know ahead of time. This will prevent you from caving in when they pass you a joint one weekend.

By letting your circle know, they’ll be able to hold you accountable and help you finish your break strong.

Give Your Weed to a Friend

It’s a lot easier to beat cravings when there’s no weed lying around the house. To keep the temptation out of reach, consider giving away your stash to a friend.

That way, you won’t be wasting good weed (and the money spent on it), and you’ll also be much more likely to be successful. You’ll probably earn some brownie points with your friends, too.

Hit the Gym

THC takes a while to exit your system. To help speed up the process and eliminate cravings, consider adding some extra workouts.

Getting your heart rate at the gym is proven to help flush excess THC out of your body.  It might also help take your mind off cannabis and relieve some of the stress you can feel after cutting out weed. 

Having a healthy relationship with cannabis is important, and taking a break from marijuana is a great way to get back on track. While it can be challenging at first, reducing your tolerance is well worth the difficulties. 

When you’re ready to start consuming cannabis again, you’ll be able to enjoy lower concentrations of your favorite products. The Lucky Farms team is more than happy to help you navigate our selection. Visit us online or call (714) 888-5150 today.

Four Important Facts About Marijuana Home Delivery in California

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Ordering marijuana home delivery is an easy, discreet way to access your favorite cannabis products. If you’re used to going to an in-person dispensary or are new to cannabis entirely, it’s common to have a few questions. Read on for the four most important facts about cannabis delivery in California.

The Legal Status of Cannabis in California

In 1996, California became the first state to legalize marijuana – but only for medical usage. Twenty years later, the state became the third to legalize recreational cannabis, following Washington and Colorado.

The legal status of cannabis has allowed for better regulation and, consequently, safer cannabis consumption. Safe, high-quality weed is now easily accessible in most of California’s major and minor cities.

Cannabis Delivery Laws 

Registered California dispensaries can legally provide marijuana delivery services. While there are no restrictions that apply specifically to cannabis delivery, mobile dispensaries have to abide by California laws that limit the sale and consumption of marijuana.

For example, California residents must limit their purchases to eight grams of concentrated cannabis products and six immature cannabis plants daily. These limitations have been set to prevent accidental overconsumption and street sales. 

Marijuana Delivery Fees & ID Checks

Like any other online delivery service, some dispensaries will charge a fee for delivery. However, they should make the delivery fee clear when you place an order.

You will also be required to provide a legal form of identification when your delivery driver arrives. Marijuana delivery is restricted to those 21 and over – without your ID, your driver will not be allowed to fulfill your order.

How to Verify if a Weed Delivery Service is Legal

While the purchase and sale of marijuana have been legal for years, black market sales still occur. Illegal cannabis is incredibly dangerous, as it has not been regulated for safety, purity or potency. 

To make sure you’re ordering from a legal, reliable marijuana home delivery service, check their credentials. A legal dispensary should be regulated by the Bureau of Cannabis Control (BBC), the Department of Public Health and the Department of Food and Agriculture.

Lastly, a good cannabis delivery company will have their products third-party tested. At Lucky Farms, every product we sell meets the industry’s highest safety and quality standards. 

We’re proud to provide Southern California with the best organic cannabis possible. When you place an order from Lucky Farms, you can rest assured that you’ll get safe, premium marijuana every time. For more information about our marijuana delivery service, contact us online or call (714) 888-5150 today.