Eating, vaping, smoking. What's the difference?

Let's take a moment to discuss the differences between smoking, vaping, and eating hemp-derived cannabinoids. Smoking and vaping are both methods of inhaling cannabis, but they differ in the way the cannabis is heated and consumed.

Smoking involves burning the plant material and inhaling the resulting smoke. Vaping, on the other hand, involves heating the hemp to a high temperature without burning it, which produces an inhalable vapor. Both methods allow the user to feel the effects almost immediately.

Eating hemp-derived cannabinoids is a different experience altogether. Instead of inhaling the hemp, these cannabinoids are typically ingested in the form of edibles, such as gummies or chocolate. This means that it can take up to several hours to feel the effects, and the effects can be much stronger and longer-lasting than when inhaled.

Overall, the method of consuming hemp-derived cannabinoids will depend on personal preference and the desired effects.