{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/oil/30","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_6808-markdown","title":"can I use dry herb and oils in the firefly?????","slug":"can-i-use-dry-herb-and-oils-in-the-firefly","content":"\n_____________________\nYes you can!  You can put dry herb directly into the glass chamber of the Firefly (a loosely packed, coarse grind works best).  For vaping oils, place the included concentrate pad into the chamber first and then add a couple of drops of oil on top of the pad.  Make sure to change the heating profile to the Concentrates setting in the app for the best experience.  Just a little bit of oil will go a long way.  Both experiences are very smooth and flavorful!\n\nRachelDugas","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6798-markdown","title":"Are cartridges with a lighter oil better than a cartridge with a darker oil.","slug":"are-cartridges-with-a-lighter-oil-better-than-a-cartridge-with-a-darker-oil","content":"\n_____________________\nThe color of cartridge oil can vary due to the extraction method or due to cannabis' natural terpenes (natural component of the cannabis plant that adds flavor and aroma and enhances the health benefits of cannabis).  Therefore lighter oil does not always equal better as leaving the terpenes of the cannabis plant in the oil is a huge plus, but may make the oil look darker. On the other note, some extraction methods, especially those involving butane, will leave some residual solvents in the final product, which is a health concern.\n\ndrb","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6755-markdown","title":"What is the maximum daily dosage of CBD oil drops for adults ?","slug":"what-is-the-maximum-daily-dosage-of-cbd-oil-drops-for-adults","content":"\"I have been a client of yours for a approximately 3 weeks and have been taking CBD oil by mouth in dosage of 500 twice a day for the last 2 weeks. Results have been somewhat satisfactory, however my pain level is at the point where is not getting any better. My question is can I increase the amount of CBD I am now taking ? If i can, what is the maximum amount that I can increase it to without creating unwanted side effects ?\nMy condition is spinal stenosis.\nPlease advise. \"\n_____________________\nI would suggest ramping up to 600mg for starters, in the evening at home. May I ask which strain of CBD you are medicating with? Can you tolerate THC at all?\n\namberleewvapes\n_____________________\nI encourage you to wait till you have been on the high dose CBD for 3 weeks before you increase your dose. I have found that the high-dose CBD takes three to four weeks before people can feel it but it is working getting rid of the inflammatory cells. Since it does seem that 500 mg twice today is a high-dose already you may be missing something else such as vitamin D3. Are you taking calcium? If you are taking calcium please stop immediately because that can make you much worse. Concentrated calcium calcify's your arteries, your heart valves, your muscles and ligaments and will give you spastic, cramping pain. You must make sure your blood level a vitamin D is above 55 ng/ML to get you out of pain but your kidney level of vitamin D, which is actually the active form of vitamin D in your body, must be monitored be certain your kidneys are not being overloaded. Please take magnesium at bedtime (my favorite is VegLife triple vegan magnesium) because that will help your muscles relax but it will tend to give you a loose stool in the morning. In addition please use the topical CBD salve for additional pain relief. Be persistent common This is about to turn around and you should start to show improvement.\n\ndrolson\n_____________________\nMicrodosing of THC, 1-2 mg a day, may help as well. At this amount, coupled with your CBD level of consumption, you should not feel any of the typical high people associate with consuming THC. Of course, everyone responds differently so be careful. We have a THCa product that has helped with a number of patients and is a whole plant, raw, cold pressed product. \n\ndneice","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6750-markdown","title":"Do you take steps to ensure that pesticides are not concentrated in your oils along with the cannabinoids?","slug":"do-you-take-steps-to-ensure-that-pesticides-are-not-concentrated-in-your-oils-along-with-the-cannabinoids","content":"\n_____________________\nIndeed we do! Firstly, our pesticide-free flower is sourced from family farms that we have had close relationships with for years. We test the raw material, both in house and at 3rd party laboratories, at all phases of production, to be sure that during the extraction process no pesticide presences emerges. One of the greatest compliments we have received was from a testing lab that said ours was the cleanest oil they had ever tested! Every step of our process, from the source material, to our pharmaceutical-grade extraction facility, to our PhD Chemist overseeing the production of the oil, was created to ensure the highest quality final product to be delivered to the patient.\n\ndrjulicrockett","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6744-markdown","title":"Do you have plans to make oils that have other flavors or essences in them? ","slug":"do-you-have-plans-to-make-oils-that-have-other-flavors-or-essences-in-them","content":"\"My best friend loves her vape, but doesn't always enjoy the flavor of the cannabis. Is it possible to have the same effect without the flavor?\"\n_____________________\nThe terpenes are what gives cannabis its flavor. While we don't have plans to add any artificial flavorings, essential oils, etc to our process, what your friend might want to explore is strains that are terpene-rich in flavors/scents that she likes. Fundamentally, there isn't any difference at the terpene level between the Myrcene in some strains of cannabis, and the Myrcene that is found in Mangos. A fun experiment might be going to a good dispensary and spending some time \"smelling the flowers\" so to speak. It truly is an area in which you can 'follow your nose' and if there is a cannabis flower that smells delicious to you, you are responding to the terpenes present in that strain. An extract of that strain would be like a concentrated experience of that smell.\n\ndrjulicrockett","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6742-markdown","title":"Are your oils high enough grade for seriously ill patients?","slug":"are-your-oils-high-enough-grade-for-seriously-ill-patients","content":"\"I'm looking for a vape for my father who has stage 4 cancer. I don't want anything that would further compromise his immune system. \"\n_____________________\nMy wife who recently passed from lymphoma told me that cannabis was not helping with the pain. She was using GSC, I am sure using a more potent strain or Vape might have helped her better. Morphine seemed to be a relief but only briefly while in the hospital. I hope this helps.\n\nstevoinferno\n_____________________\nAbsolutely! Our oil is lab tested for purity and potency. Our test results can be found on our website www.wvapes.com We provide medicine to many cancer patients. I would also suggest giving him oil orally. I would be happy to discuss this further with you. My heart lies in patient care. Please email us at Info@wvapes.com with your information. We are here to help.\n\namberleewvapes\n_____________________\nI am sorry to hear about your father. We have been fighting stage 4 brain and lung cancer for 4 years using cannabis for my brother.  The vape pen has changed his world, especially its ease of use, and lack of smell for discreet use after his treatments. \nCannabis that is lab tested for pesticides, molds and other pathogens is critical for not compromising his immune system.  The fact that W vape uses the CO2 extraction method is also critical vs a butane extraction. I love the fact that they are publishing their test results on their website and are giving you the terpenes profile back as well. \nFor more information and education I would suggest http://bit.ly/2dTbNRP for the learngteenflower health summit or http://bit.ly.2dQo4Rn for their Cannabis as medicine class that has great info on cancer. Their videos will also help your father learn more about questions to ask his oncologist about using cannabis that will help spread their knowledge.  Although I am not a doctor, the studies I have followed suggest limonene (bitter citrus rind smell) and  linalool (floral citrus and lavender smell) as anti-cancer terpenes. \nMy new oncologist just graduated from med school and replaced my retiring physician. When I asked about her views on cannabis use, she said she wasn't taught about it in school and didn't know or care to know if her patients were supplementing her treatment with it.  I armed her with case studies that I found at http:/healer.com and told her to expect a quiz in 6 months when I go back in for follow up on MGUS.\nI am so glad your father is open to using cannabis to treat his cancer. Hope this helps.\n\nslomom","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6739-markdown","title":"Is W Vapes oil purchasable on its own, outside of the pre-filled applications?","slug":"is-w-vapes-oil-purchasable-on-its-own-outside-of-the-pre-filled-applications","content":"\"I love the flavor from W Vapes oil and I'm wondering if the oil is old on its own or if there are any plans to. Mainly to be used in other means (dabs) or in reusable vaporizer applications.\"\n_____________________\nWe just launched a new line of W Dabs! So, yes, we do offer the oil in that form. Depending on where you are located, we may be able to arrange to provide you with the oil in syringes, though that is not a standard offering of ours. We are always reviewing feedback and developing new offerings to meet the needs of our patients.\n\ndrjulicrockett","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6734-markdown","title":"What do you do to your cartridges to prevent leaking?","slug":"what-do-you-do-to-your-cartridges-to-prevent-leaking","content":"\"I have had issues with several manufacturers' cartridges leaking oil from the threaded end.  What, if anything, do you do to prevent this from happening with your cartridges?\"\n_____________________\nWe've tweaked our post-processing and our coil intake design. Our oil is a bit thicker, which helps prevent leaking. Temperature and air pressure can affect any cartridge, so, be sure to preserve your W Vapes pens by resealing them in their protective tubes if you will be traveling in that sort of environment. As always, if you do have an issue with leaking, please return the device to your place of purchase, and we'll be happy to provide your vendor with a replacement.\n\nkenwvapes","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6729-markdown","title":"How is oil vaping different from wax?","slug":"how-is-oil-vaping-different-from-wax","content":"\n_____________________\nIf I understand your question correctly, I believe you are just referring to different consistencies of concentrated cannabis. Oil vaping is, by far, the most popular way to vaporize cannabis concentrates. You find many pen vaporizers/cartridges with CO2 extracted oil in the marketplace. Many of these are also diluted with vegetable or propylene glycol. You can also buy the concentrate in its raw form to vaporize in whatever device you would like.\n\nWax is just another format of cannabis oil that has been cured at a different temperature. It is virtually identical to \"oil\" except that it has a waxy consistency. If you were to vaporize a blue dream wax and then a blue dream oil, you would likely not notice a difference between the two. \n\nThe only factor that does change things is the solvent used in extraction. Wax is generally made from a hydrocarbon extraction, meaning butane was most likely used. Oil can be made from many extraction techniques, both with and without solvents. Purification techniques can make the harmful residuals left over from the butane extraction negligible, though many still have the opinion that CO2 is a much safer oil to consume. Solventless oils (ice water hash, pressed kief, rosin) are by far the purest oils.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6728-markdown","title":"Are the W Vapes oils produced from industrial hemp or whole plant cannabis?","slug":"are-the-w-vapes-oils-produced-from-industrial-hemp-or-whole-plant-cannabis","content":"\n_____________________\nWhole Plant! We source our flower (both THC and CBD-rich varieties) mostly from family-run farms with which our founders have had relationships for over 10 years. The cultivators that we work with grow pesticide-free, high-quality plants in a variety of strains that we then process into concentrated form in strain-specific, small-batch extractions. We don't use any fillers, flavorings, food-grade terpenes, or any additives. Only the high quality flower that we started with, and our entire process is dedicated to preserving the authenticity of the flower in the final product.\n\ndrjulicrockett\n_____________________\nW Vapes oils are produced from organic, whole plant cannabis. We have solid, beautiful, relationships with family farmers, who take pride in the medicine they cultivate. All of our oil is lab tested for purity and potency.\n\namberleewvapes","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6726-markdown","title":"I currently vape flower, in relatively small doses. Could vaping oil be too potent for me?","slug":"i-currently-vape-flower-in-relatively-small-doses-could-vaping-oil-be-too-potent-for-me","content":"\n_____________________\nA good comparison is that a 300mg cartridge of W Vapes concentrated oil would be equivalent to an 1/8th of high quality flower. If you were to try vaping concentrates, our advice would be to take it slow. Start with a single draw, and wait a good 10 minutes to gauge how the dosing effects you.\n\ndrjulicrockett","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6724-markdown","title":"what is good & bad about oil vs. wax when you vaporizing?","slug":"what-is-good-bad-about-oil-vs-wax-when-you-vaporizing","content":"\n_____________________\nThere are so many definitions of \"wax\" in the cannabis world. As long as the concentrate is clean and free of pesticides and solvents, it's ok to vape. Our co2 oil is lab tested for potency and purity.\n\namberleewvapes","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":348,"numPages":38,"currentPage":30,"id":5583,"name":"Oil","slug":"oil","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}