What is THC Cannabis Oil (aka Weed Oil aka Marijuana Oil)?

Cannabis oil is created by extracting the natural oils, cannabinoids, and terpenes from marijuana buds and separated from the rest of the plant material. Basically, cannabis oil extraction aims to remove as much of the “good stuff” from the buds and leave behind the unwanted plant material. Cannabis oil is one of the purest forms of THC in the marijuana market in Canada. Also, there are many different methods of extraction, and each method produces its own oil with unique properties. Lastly, THC oil is among the most convenient and efficient ways to take marijuana-based products.

 

Is Taking THC Oil Safe?

As long as cannabis oil is taken responsibly and in moderation, it is generally deemed to be safe. However, it is still a drug that causes intoxication, so operating any heavy machinery or doing anything dangerous is not recommended. Also, if there is a task that requires full mental attention and focus, taking cannabis oil may want to wait. THC oil is a psychoactive drug and should be taken responsibly. 

 

What are the Different Types of Cannabis Oil in Canada?

The most popular cannabis oil in Canada comes in the form of THC oil. Most cannabis oils are extracted using the butane honey oil (BHO) extraction process.  In fact, most cannabis concentrates in Canada are made using this process at the extraction phase. Other common types of weed oil in Canada include Rick Simpson Oil, CBD oil, and Hemp oil.  The latter two are oils that do not get the user “high” in the traditional sense and are perfect for those not wishing to get intoxicated.

 

How Potent is Cannabis Oil?

On average, cannabis oil contains between 60-90% concentrations of THC. It is therefore important to take into consideration the actual THC of the oil so proper dosages can be portioned out. However, not all marijuana oils are created equal and some can contain much more THC than others. It is therefore important to read the labeling to determine just how much THC is in each dose. Lastly, you should buy THC cannabis oil online in Canada only from trusted sites such as Daily Marijuana to ensure you are getting quality products.

 

What are the Advantages of THC Oil?

The biggest advantage of cannabis oil is that you don’t need to inhale anything into the lungs. Also, THC oil is known to be very potent, and therefore less plant material is needed for the desired effects. In addition, there is no overwhelming smell associated with cannabis oil and it is very little to no prep work and clean up when taking THC oil in Canada. This makes weed oil one of the easiest ways to enjoy your THC.

 

What Does Taking Cannabis Oil Feel Like?

Because cannabis oil is generally ingested, the effects are a bit different than when smoking. For example, it is common to experience more of a body high and sedating and couch locking effects. However, microdosing THC oil can help prevent too much lethargy. Also, the fact that the oil was made from Indica dominant flower or Sativa dominant buds will influence the effects felt. In addition, the user’s specific body and metabolism can play a huge role in the effects experienced.

Here are some of the most common therapeutic effects of THC weed oil use in Canada: 

Creativity	Focus	Lethargy
Drowsiness	Giggles	Relaxation
Energy	Happiness	Sedation
Euphoria	Hunger	Uplifted-ness

 

What are the Medical Uses of Marijuana Oil?

Cannabis oil in Canada is not a new revelation. Medical marijuana patients have been using THC oil to treat many conditions such as anxiety, depression, stress, inflammation, pain, ADD/ADHD, PTSD, insomnia, and appetite loss. This list is not inclusive as there are many medicinal uses for cannabis oil in Canada. In fact, the list of medical uses of THC oil continues to grow with each passing day.

Here are some of the most common medical uses of THC marijuana oil in Canada: 

Aches	Fatigue	Nausea
ADD/ADHD	Glaucoma	Pains
Addictions	Inflammation	Psychiatric Symptoms
Anxiety	Insomnia	PTSD
Autoimmune Issues	Lack of Appetite	Spasticity
Depression	Movement Disorders	Stress
Epilepsy	Muscle Spasms	Vomiting

 

Are There Any Side Effects When Taking THC Oil?

Cannabis concentrates are known to be quite potent marijuana products. This can mean more intense sensations and an increased chance of negative effects. The good news is that if you take THC concentrates in appropriate doses you should be fine. Marijuana is not known to induce any serious side effects. The only time this is likely is in times of overconsumption. In addition, cannabis concentrates are very potent and intoxicating. Therefore, it is important to stay away from any dangerous activities while high.

Here are some of the most common side effects of THC cannabis oil in Canada: 

Anxiousness	Headaches	Paranoia
Chest Pain	Increased Heart Rate	Rapid Heart Rate
Coordination Issues	Lethargy	Red Eyes
Dizziness	Low Blood Pressure	Respiratory Irritation
Drowsiness	Memory Retention Issues	Restlessness
Dry Mouth	Nausea	Vomiting

 

How Much Weed Oil Should I Take?

It depends on how strong the oil is, the tolerance level and body weight of the user, and the intended use. For example, if the user is 300 lbs and is an experienced cannabis smoker that is using THC oil for chronic pain, then they would normally take a higher dosage than a 100 lb person that is new to weed. It is recommended to start off with low dosages and add more as needed in the following session. In general, all it takes is 2-3 drops under the tongue and away you go! Just be sure to understand how your body reacts to THC oil and make adjustments as needed.

THC Cannabis Oil Dosage Chart

DOSAGE LEVEL	THC LEVEL	EFFECTS	TARGET USERS
No High	0 mg	Non-Psychoactive	CBD Users
Very Low	5 – 10 mg	Minimal	Beginners
Low	10 – 20 mg	Light	Light Users
Low – Moderate	20 – 40 mg	Moderate	Average Users
Moderate	40  – 60 mg	Moderate – Heavy	Moderate Users
High	60 – 80 mg	Heavy	Heavy Users
Very High	80 – 100 mg	Very Heavy	Very Heavy Users
Intense	100 – 120 mg	Intense	Intense Users
Very Intense	120 – 140 mg	Very Intense	Experienced Users
Master Level	140 – 160 mg	Master Intensity	Experienced Users
God Tier	160 – 180 mg	Most Intense	Experienced Users

 

How to Take Cannabis Oil?

Basically, a few drops under the tongue are all that is required. By placing and holding it under the tongue for a minute, the cannabinoids are more efficiently and quickly absorbed into the bloodstream. This makes marijuana oil some of the most convenient and efficient ways to take your weed products. However, it is important to know the concentration of THC of the oil, and adjust dosages according to personal preferences. 

 

How to Make Cannabis Oil?

As previously mentioned, there are many different methods of extracting cannabis oil from buds. Most of the time, extraction requires a combination of heat, butane, pressure, cold, and/or oils. The extracted material is then mixed with other natural oils such as coconut oil, to increase the bio-availability and fluidity of the final product.  Making weed oil can be tricky and dangerous at times and should only be done with the proper equipment and sufficient training.

 

What is the Difference Between Weed Oil and Regular Bud?

THC oil is known to be much more potent than buds. Certain cannabis oils can be 3-4 times more potent than regular marijuana flowers. However, some weed oils will have a higher concentration of THC than others.  Cannabis oil is basically the liquid version of marijuana buds, but without much of the unwanted plant material. The biggest advantage of THC oil over buds is that dosing is much easier, there is no smell and little to no prep work and clean up when using cannabis oil in Canada.

 

What is the Difference Between THC Oil and Other Concentrates?

The main difference is that cannabis oils are normally ingested (much like weed edibles). Therefore, the cannabinoids react with the body a bit differently than when smoked. This means a longer high and more couch-locking effects are likely. Most cannabis concentrates are commonly smoked and often come in a more solid form than that of cannabis oils. Many other weed extracts contain higher levels of terpenes, making them smell and taste closer to the original buds than most THC oils. 

 

Is Cannabis Oil Legal in Canada?

Cannabis concentrates in Canada are now legal as of October 17, 2019. This would include weed products such as cannabis oil. Now weed oils are readily available for purchase at a variety of marijuana dispensaries. In addition, the increased supply and competition has drastically lowered the price when you buy THC cannabis oil online in Canada.

 

How Much Does Cannabis Oil Cost in Canada?

The pricing for cannabis oil in Canada can vary depending on how much THC is in the bottle or syringe. Different qualities of oil will determine the price as well. The price of marijuana oil can range from $35 to $80 depending on the quality and amount of THC. However, cannabis oil prices often fluctuate with the Marijuana industry. 

 

Where Can I Buy Weed Oil Online in Canada?

When you buy THC oil in Canada, you want to shop for the highest quality products. At Daily Marijuana, we are committed to offering the most trusted names in the Canadian cannabis industry, and at prices that cannot be beaten! It is important to us that each experience of each customer is positive and we help fulfill a need. As the best online dispensary in Canada, we are always looking for new ways to help customers save on their favorite cannabis products. So buy weed online with DailyMarijuana and start saving now!

 

How Do I Buy Weed Oil Online in Canada?

1. Browse our Inventory
2. Add Items to Cart
3. Checkout
4. Accept Terms & Conditions
5. Send an Interac E-Transfer
6. Wait for Canada Post Xpress Shipping to Deliver Package
7. For More information, visit our How to Order Page

 

How Long Will it Take to Receive My Package?

All orders are processed and packaged in 1 business day. For example, if an order is made on Monday, it will be out for delivery by the end of the day on Tuesday.  All orders are shipped using Canada Post Xpress Shipping and normally take 2-3 business days for delivery. It is important to note that delays could possibly occur due to weather conditions, Canada Post errors, or when delivering to remote locations. 

 

What Are Some Alternatives to THC Oil Canada?

Other cannabis extracts such as budder, shatter, hash, live resin, weed vapes, and THC distillate are some of the most popular cannabis concentrates in Canada. Other alternatives for non-smokers include weed edibles.  For a more traditional product, premium weed online is the way to go. For people not wanting to get high, there are CBD products. Alternatively, for thrill-seekers, magic mushrooms could be fitting.

 

How Long Do Weed Oil Highs Last?

Cannabis oil highs can last anywhere between 1-4 hours, with lingering effects lasting for much longer in some instances. However, everyone is different and variables such as body weight, potency, and tolerance levels, will determine the effects felt. The intended use plays a large role as well, as some uses may require a bit more than others.

 

How Long Does Cannabis Oil Stay in Your System?

The amount of time cannabis oil can stay in the body’s system is dependent on things such as metabolic rate, amount of weed oil taken, and how often the individual consumes such products. Sometimes traces of THC can linger in the body for months, whereas sometimes it can be completely wiped from the body in days.

 

What is a Cannabis Tincture?

A cannabis tincture shares many similarities to cannabis oil, but are technically different. A tincture is any kind of medication that is kept suspended in an alcohol solution. Cannabis tinctures are meant to be taken orally and are not recommended to be inhaled into the lungs as it can be potentially dangerous. Oftentimes, cannabis dispensaries use the terms cannabis oil and cannabis tinctures interchangeably. Just be sure that whatever product you buy can be smoked or is meant to be eaten.

 

Is There Cannabis Oil for Pets?

Yes, there is cannabis oil for pets. The majority of these products are CBD based. CBD oil is deemed safe and many pet owners have turned to CBD oil for dogs and cats to provide their pets with relief from many of the same conditions that medical marijuana patients use cannabis for in Canada.

 

Please visit our THC cannabis oil guide for a more detailed breakdown of all things marijuana oil-related.