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Briannaoohnana

837d

CBD or THC? Creams or gummies? Someone tell me what they use and how well it works.

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    • LeoBabcock

      837d

      CBD is going to help more with inflammation, and THC will help more with pain and numbing it. Indica is typically better for pain than Sativa. Creams help in direct spots (I put a THC infused icy hot on my knees specifically) and gummies will be overall body, and will most likely get you high depending on your tolerance

    • Inoki999

      837d

      Gummies with cbd and a little thc , helps me sleep

    • lunae

      837d

      I like the Wyld brand of gummies. I like the peach and pomegranate flavors best as they are a mix of cbd and thc. I also like Mary's Medicinals brand for topical qnd tincture.

    • LeoBabcock

      837d

      CBD is going to help more with inflammation, and THC will help more with pain and numbing it. Indica is typically better for pain than Sativa. Creams help in direct spots (I put a THC infused icy hot on my knees specifically) and gummies will be overall body, and will most likely get you high depending on your tolerance

    • pinkmamoo

      837d

      I absolutely love CBD creams. a lot of them have menthol in them and they’re honestly great. i put them on a night and they help me sleep. i like CBD gummies but i use them for anxiety rather than my pain- they aren’t strong enough for me.

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