Every day we have patients asking us if they should start dabbing. “My friend told me dabs work really well, and I should try it.” We hear it all the time. With almost every dispensary offering concentrates (dabs), the options seem endless. But is it right for everyone? Dabs come with pros and cons. From tolerance to cost, we’ll cover some things to consider before dabbling into the world of concentrates. 

A full rundown on the new dosage limits added to the Florida medical cannabis program in August 2022.

With an array of health benefits, it’s no wonder that CBD is all the rage. From gas stations to doctor’s offices, it’s everywhere. We know it can be a bit overwhelming trying to sift through all the conflicting information and choose a quality CBD product. In this post,, we’re answering all of your top CBD questions. 

With so many products on the Florida Medical Cannabis market, where do you even start when choosing a product to help you sleep? Keep reading to see our top 5 sleep product choices.

CBG is the third most prevalent cannabinoid in the cannabis plant. While considered a minor cannabinoid because it’s not as prevalent in the plant as THC or CBD, it’s not minor in power. We hear from patients often how CBG is helping their pain, mood, and other symptoms. So what’s the rundown? We’ve got you with today’s post.

The Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry Card application process has improved significantly since the program's debut in 2017. The 2022 update includes instant approval for permanent residents of Florida!

Changes are coming to Florida’s Medical Cannabis program. After a few previously unsuccessful rollouts, the 35-day rolling smokable cannabis purchasing limit is here to stay. This post covers everything you need to know about the upcoming changes.

The Endocannabinoid System, referred to as the ECS for short, is a complex cell signaling system responsible for maintaining homeostasis in the body, or keeping everything in balance. Named from the cannabis plant, the ECS was discovered while researching THC. It’s essential for understanding the connection between mind and body and is often referred to as one of the most important physiological systems for maintaining health.

We know what it's like to be a new patient - energizing, exciting, hopeful, and likely a bit overwhelming. There are so many options and so many things to learn about cannabis. After four years of hearing from patients the mistakes they wish they would have avoided, were rounding up our top 5.

When you visit a dispensary you will spend time with a dispensary employee, often called a ‘Medtender’ or ‘Budtender,’ who will help you complete your purchase. Medtenders are there to provide answers to any product-related questions you may have during your visit. Taking the time to prepare for your visit can make all the difference in helping your medtender help you and getting the most out of your purchase.

We get all sorts of questions here at Florida Medical Cannabis Clinic but by far one of the most common - “How much medical cannabis can I purchase?” The quick answer - it depends on your physician, but there are some laws and general practices to be aware of. We’re breaking those down in this post.

You may have heard of distillate in the dispensaries or seen it listed on the menu and wondered, “what can I use that for?” The answer - pretty much everything. For patients looking for a versatile product with multiple uses, distillate may be an undervalued and cost-effective option.

For those of us in the cannabis community, April 20th, or 4/20 is a day of cannabis celebration and advocacy. But where did it start? What are the roots? And why the term, 4/20?

Far too often, patients find the first dispensary near them and never experiment elsewhere. They lock themselves into limited choices with no awareness of what else is available on the market. Understanding the types of products available and things to watch out for can help you get the most out of your cannabis routine.

Understanding your Medical Cannabis recommendation will help you to have a smooth and productive dispensary visit. Planning ahead is very helpful, especially for those new to cannabis.  Unlike conventional medicine, Medical Cannabis patients have much more control and flexibility when choosing and dosing their medicine

In this post, we’ll cover some of the differences between THC and CBD and why CBD should no longer be an undervalued part of your medical marijuana regimen.

Completing the Medical Marijuana Use Registry card application is the first step after seeing a physician in Florida’s cannabis program. This post covers everything you need to know for how to submit your Florida Medical Marijuana Card application in 2021.

Navigating Florida’s dispensaries, especially for new patients, can be a bit overwhelming. So many companies, so many different products, sales, specials, and things to consider. How does one start? This post aims to help you understand the structure of Florida’s dispensary system and some tips for making the most of your shopping experience.

There are multiple methods, or delivery methods, for consuming medical cannabis. In Florida, these are broken down into 6 categories in the State Medical Marijuana Use Registry - Inhalation, Sublingual, Oral, Topical, Edibles, and Suppository. Within each of these categories are multiple different cannabis product types and varieties. This can be confusing to new and established patients a like. This post breaks down each of the 6 categories, how they are different, their benefits, and how this relates to what you will find in your medication orders in the State Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR).

This week the Florida Department of Health rolled out final rules and regulations for medical cannabis edibles expanding the available products and offerings to Florida's Medical Cannabis patients. This is a LONG awaited release, over 3.5 years after the launch of the Florida program.

With cases of the terrifying and at times fatal, E-cigarette, or Vaping, Product Use-Associated Lung Injury (EVALI) making the news in recent months, many patients are looking a little closer at their cannabis medicines. These injuries have been primarily linked to the black market cutting agent Vitamin E acetate, which is not found in legal Florida dispensary vaporizing products. While Florida products are clear of these harmful ingredients, some patients wonder why they experience irritation or burning with vape oils. Looking closer at the ingredients may contain the answers.

Over the 2+ years of seeing patients at Florida Medical Cannabis Clinic, we’ve been stunned at the number of people suffering from the effects of trauma and PTSD. Thankfully, we’ve also been delighted with the profound role that medical cannabis can have in calming the symptoms of PTSD and helping patients find normalcy despite horrific circumstances or events.

Here at Florida Medical Cannabis Clinic, we’ve been witness to the life changing transformations that happen when patients are able to better control their chronic pain through medical cannabis. Many patients are able to reduce or come off of traditional pharmaceuticals, lose weight, regain activity, and experience a quality of life they no longer saw possible for themselves. Here are our 5 top tips for using cannabis for chronic pain.

Rick Simpson Oil, or RSO, is a concentrated form of full extract cannabis oil prized for it’s medical benefits, especially for cancer patients. Unlike distillate and isolate oils used for vaping, RSO/FECO retains more of the phytochemicals present in the cannabis plant which adds to the therapeutic value.

Cannabis edibles, or medibles, allow patients to enjoy the medicinal benefits of cannabis without having to inhale. The long lasting effects are body dominant, making medibles a sought after tool for pain management and sleep. For those of us that enjoy cooking or baking (or eating!) medibles can bring some fun into the stressful world of managing chronic illness. 

Cannabis edibles are patient favorite - they provide long lasting and full body relief, great for severe chronic pain and insomnia. These easy to make cannabis almond bites are gluten & refined sugar free - a much healthier option than traditional cannabis medibles.

Over 175 million women worldwide deal with the impacts of endometriosis, a chronic health condition that causes debilitating pain. Many women are finding relief through medical cannabis, allowing them to control their pain and engage in their lives without the side effects of traditional treatment options. 

For thousands and thousands of years people have used cannabis to calm symptoms associated with anxiety, depression, and stress. With a few important considerations, you too can harness cannabis' anti-anxiety effects. 

CBD and THC are the most popular cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. Interacting with the endocannabinoid system, CBD and THC each provide different medicinal benefits. Understanding the basics of what they are and how they work are essential for getting the most out of your medical cannabis experience. 

Applied like you would any muscle rub, cannabis topical applications are not absorbed into the bloodstream so they can’t get you stoned. Usually working within 15-20 minutes they are a great option for a variety of pain and skin conditions. Easy to make - this post guides you through making your own medical cannabis salve.