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Step 1: Gather Your Bong Cleaner and Start Prep

We recommend using 91-99% isopropyl alcohol for the best results. You’ll also want to grab a plastic bag, your bong, and a pair of gloves, if you’d like. Before you get started, remove your bong’s bowl (the part you put your flower in) and stem (the long piece the bowl is attached to). You can set these aside to make things easier later on. You may want to clean them separately if they look like they could use some TLC. Dump out any old water, too. 

Step 2: Do a Water Rinse

Start out by doing a simple rinse of your bong with some warm water. Add some to the inside of your bong and give it a few gentle shakes to distribute the water around. Empty the water.

Step 3: Add Some Salt and Alcohol

Place your bagged bong in the sink, then pour in your isopropyl alcohol to a point that’s about half of the usual amount of water you’d add in to smoke.

Next, add some coarse salt through the mouthpiece (the part you place your lips on to inhale) and into the bong.

Step 4: Get Shakin’

Carefully shake the salt and alcohol mixture in your bong to ensure it gets into all the nooks and crannies. You can repeat this process a few times if your piece is especially dirty.

Step 5: Let it Soak

This is really where your plastic bag can come in handy. After you’ve done some shaking, allow your bong to sit and soak for around 30 minutes or so.

Step 6: Empty, Rinse, and Repeat

Carefully remove it from the bag and empty the salt-alcohol mixture inside. Rinse the entire piece with warm water until all residue is gone.

Step 7: Dispose of Your Bong Bag

Once your bong has been sufficiently de-slimed, you can toss your plastic bag. Wipe down any surfaces that you’ve cleaned on, and voila – cleaning completed!

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CBD has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and moisturizing properties that can help with a variety of skin ailments. This can help reduce inflammation in skin, regulate oil production, treat and prevent acne, and soothe the symptoms of chronic skin conditions.

The oils of coconut, sesame, avocado, almond, olive and jojoba seeds are all safe and nourishing options to use as a carrier oil for CBD.

Diamonds are a type of dab that are usually dabbed with terp sauce. Terp sauce is also a type of dab that is goopy and sticky and contains larger amounts of terpenes than other forms of dabs. Diamonds, without the terp sauce, are considered isolates because they are mainly made up of one cannabis compound. On their own, diamonds don't contain a lot of terpenes nor are very flavorful, hence why they are usually seen with terp sauce. 

JustCBD produces top quality sugar free gummies that are still delicious and potent.

Under the 2018 Farm Bill, CBN is federally legal since it comes from hemp.

CBN could be beneficial for you. Talk to your doctor before introducing different supplements to your daily routine. You can also try experimenting with small doses and figure out how your body reacts to CBN. 

Yes. CBD is sedating in high doses which can contribute to falling asleep more easily. It also reduces cortisol levels. Cortisol can be one reason behind waking up during the night.

Yes - both CBD and D8 flower is legal under the 2018 Farm Bill.

CBD capsules are tablets, softgels or actual capsules that are filled or infused with cannabidiol. To make a CBD capsule, cannabinoids are extracted and added directly into the tablet. When it comes to CBD pills, the soft gel capsules are considered to be more effective. The reason being is that the gelatinous casing makes the pill easy to swallow and digest, which makes the CBD more effective.

Yes, because live resin is extracted from hemp plants and the concentration of THC is kept at or below 0.3% by weight, live resin is federally legal.

CBD has shown over and over again that it can help reduce pain. Some pain-relieving CBD products include other helpful ingredients such as Manuka honey and menthol to create a deeper relief.

Research shows that combining THC, CBD and terpenes/terpenoids together in a dose increases the healing benefits of cannabis.

Although each person is going to have an individualized experience when using cannabis, there are some commonly reported effects associated with being high. These include:

• Euphoria
• Elevated moods
• Pain relief
• Relaxation
• Sedation
• Hunger
• Creativity

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Unfortunately, there can sometimes be negative experiences as well. This can include confusion, anxiety, paranoia, or nausea. These negative experiences often come from taking too large of a dose or exposing yourself to unfamiliar and uncomfortable circumstances while high.

Step 1: Load Your Flower

Remove the lid of the grinder. Using your fingers, break the bud into smaller pieces. Place the flower pieces around the center of the grinder, but not in the middle. 

Step 2: Grind the Flower

Put the lid back on the grinder. Hold the bottom of the grinder with one had and rotate the lid with the other hand. 

Step 3: Tap It

Before removing the lid, give your grinder a tap against the table or the palm of your hand to help dislodge the flower. 

Step 4: Collect the Flower

Separate the grinding chamber from the collection chamber. Scoop out the newly ground flower. 

Step 5: Enjoy

Use your freshly ground flower in a joint, pipe, or make your own edibles.