Mix & Match Weed

Written by the Weed Delivery Vancouver Team

Updated on March 11, 2021

Mix and match weed are fabulous ways for customers to try a wide variety of cannabis strains and save while doing so. That’s right! More cannabis strains at discounted prices. You can choose (and mix) from our selection of famous Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid strains. That allows users to experience a wider variety of premium cannabis flowers and enjoy an increased number of therapeutic benefits that will cover a broader range of uses. So build your ounces or pounds at Weed Delivery Vancouver. We offer some of the most sought-after marijuana at the best deals in Canada. So buy weed in Vancouver at our marijuana dispensary, and enjoy same-day cannabis delivery throughout the Greater Vancouver Area.

What is the Mix and Match Weed Option?

The mix and match weed option is an opportunity for customers to try a broader range of weed strains and at a discounted cost. You can choose from a selection of strains and build your personalized ounces of weed (or pounds). The most significant advantage is that users get to experience a more extensive set of effects and uses. With thousands of strains on the market, the mix & match weed option allows testing many of these fantastic flowers.

Cannabis Dosage Chart

The mix and match weed option makes dosing a bit more tricky. Not all weed strains are the same, as each will have its own set of properties and effects. However, this should not cause too big of an issue. 

Also, many variables will affect how THC interacts with an individual’s body. For example, bodyweight, metabolic rate, tolerance level, the THC amount, and frequency of use. Therefore, it is best to use this marijuana dosage chart only as a guideline to kick things off.

DOSAGE LEVEL	THC	EFFECT LEVEL	USERS
No High	< 3%	Non-Psychoactive	CBD Users
Low	3 – 10%	Low	Beginners
Medium	10 – 18%	Moderate	Intermediate Users
High	19 – 25%	High	Experienced Users
Intense	> 25%	Intense	Intense Users

Therapeutic Effects of Weed

Being able to mix and match weed is a huge bonus when it comes to therapeutic effects. For instance, having more strains allows users to cover a broader set of effects and uses. A user can select many different marijuana strains and see which ones provide the preferred sets of properties. If one doesn’t lead to the ideal set of effects, there are always others you can try. Another benefit is that you can have daytime strains and nighttime strains (instead of only 1). That makes mix & match weed a favourite of many Canadians.

Below are some of the most common therapeutic effects associated with cannabis use.

Increases in relaxation and tranquillity	Infusions of liveliness and energy
Uplifting effects of overall mood	Heightened levels of creativity
Promotion of happiness in general	Increases in focus levels
Promotion of Euphoria throughout the body	Higher chances of lethargic episodes
Increases in the sedation of the mind and body	Increases in bouts of hunger

Medical Benefits of Marijuana

The mix and match weed option allows medical patients to have a more comprehensive set of options at their disposal. With mix & match weed, users can now have a whole range of different weed strains for various purposes. For example, certain strains are great at easing aches and pains. Others are great at helping ease symptoms of anxiety and stress.  Also, marijuana legalization has opened up new doors to cannabis.

Below are some of the most common medicinal uses of marijuana in Canada. 

Helps Lower Anxiety Levels	Helps People Quit Addictions
Controls Symptoms of Depression	Beneficial for Many Psychiatric Symptoms
Minimizes Stress Levels	Helps Treat Autoimmune Diseases
Helps to Ease Aches and Pains	Can Help Ease Symptoms of HIV/AIDS
Reduces Inflammation Issues	Counteracts Nausea and Vomiting
Decreases Muscle Spasms	Assists PTSD Sufferers
Helps Make Insomniacs Sleepy	Increases Spasticity
Creates an Appetite For Eating Disorders	Helps People With Movement Disorders
Induces Fatigue	Helps to Treat Glaucoma
Helps to Control ADD/ADHD	Helps to Control Epilepsy

Side Effects of Weed

Cannabis is not known to come with many serious negative consequences. So the mix and match weed option will have little effect on increasing adverse effects. The one thing is that if you have a bunch of different strains and mix them, the consequences could be a bit stronger. However, the side effects often will go unnoticed and are not very serious. The most common adverse sensations being cottonmouth and dry eyes. So just enjoy your mix & match weed stash and know the benefits greatly outweigh anything negative.

The most significant danger with THC use is that it is a psychoactive drug that causes intoxication. That means you should stay away from anything remotely dangerous. Driving a motor vehicle certainly falls under this category and should be avoided at all costs.

Below are some of the most common side effects associated with cannabis use. 

Dry and Red Eyes	Dizziness and Lightheadedness
Dry Mouth (Cottonmouth)	Paranoia Episodes
Lethargic Episodes	Heightened Anxiousness
Headaches and Throbbing	Nauseating Sensations
Increased Heart Rate	Light Vomiting
Poor Memory Retention	Pains in the Chest
Lowered Coordination	Lung Irritation
Increased Heart Rate	Drowsiness and Sleepiness
Lowered Blood Pressure	Increased Restlessness

Related Products You Can Try

Weed concentrates: These are very potent substances that contain high levels of THC. The most popular weed concentrates are hash, shatter, budder, and cannabis oil. These products are perfect for experienced users who have high tolerance levels. The best thing about these items is that you need less product to get the desired effects. 

Cannabis Edibles: This group of cannabis products is growing the quickest, and for a good reason. Marijuana edibles are delicious goodies packed with THC. That makes them some of the most potent products on the market. What’s not to like about mixing tasty treats with your favourite substance? Some of the most popular weed edibles include weed gummies and baked goods.

THC Vapes: Marijuana vapes are one of the most efficient ways to take THC. All you need is a vape pen, cartridge, and some E-juice, and you’re good to go. 

CBD Products: There are also cannabis-based products that do not lead to intoxication. These CBD items are ideal for anyone not looking to get high. Popular cannabidiol products include CBD oil, edibles, vapes, and even pet products. 

Magic Mushrooms: These items are for anyone looking for a hallucinogen and psychedelic experience. Shrooms contain psilocybin and are known to induce mind-bending effects. Available products within this category include dried shrooms, capsules, gummies, chocolates, and even tea. 

The Best Place to Buy Weed Online in Vancouver BC

At WeedDeliveryVancouver, we offer the most generous mix and match weed option for consumers to enjoy. Build your own ounces/pounds by combining some of your favourite weed strains. So don’t waste any more time and see why so many choose to mix & match weed.  Not only that, you save while doing so. The more marijuana you buy, the more you save with the mix and match weed promotion.  Make Weed Delivery Vancouver your choice for cannabis dispensary delivery in the Greater Vancouver Region and start saving now with mix & match weed.

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