CONFIRMED: Iowa Vaporization Pens Expected In Iowa mCBD Dispensaries Within Weeks | Green Nurse Carey Lee

Green Nurse Carey Lee is reporting on Facebook today that vaporization/inhalation products will be sold to Iowa medical cannabis patients at the three Iowa mCBD medical cannabis dispensaries this fall.

Writes Green Nurse Carey Lee,

Excellent service yesterday from the staff at Iowa Cannabis Co. based in Waterloo Iowa. Professional zen like environment located in a storefront next to a therapeutic massage business and a chiropractic group. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Definitely Green Nurse Carey Lee approved 💚💚💚💚💚

I was told yesterday that there will be new vapes of Comfort 1:20 CBD TO THC and Harmony 1:1 coming out within the next few weeks. 🤞🏼🔥

#iowa #waterloo #greennurseiowa #iamapatienttoo #cptsdrecovery

— Nurse Carey Lee

These products are the first products — vaporized, marijuana, products — legally available to Iowans under both state and federal law that allow for the overwhelmingly preferred patient method of medicating with medical cannabis products, which is inhalation. The near-instantaneous relief(s) that are provided by inhaled forms of medical cannabis are unmatched by any other method. Tragically, for years Iowans have been denied this liberty. Unlike oral tinctures of mCBD products, these inhaled products from what I understand don’t damage your liver, which mCBD has been known to do. I’m not a doctor, but am going to try and highlight why patients prefer inhaled methods in this upcoming legislative session now that our THC limits have been improved.

While Iowa’s oppressed mCBD program has been stinted by one lone Executive person with power than any one individual should wield, mCBD is here to stay in Iowa. Projected figures for sales in Iowa’s mCBD program go from $5 million to $10 million annually after this past year’s legislative changes. With each year following only expected to increase sales by many more millions, the only obstacle left in Iowa, is one sole Executive.

More legislative changes to Iowa’s mCBD program are expected in 2021, unless the country burns down first. If the country doesn’t burn down,follow us at WeedPress on Facebook for Iowa’s breaking marijuana related news stories, and, stay tuned for more. Thanks for reading.