Best Strains For Creativity

Posted by CANNASaver on Tuesday, 17 November 2020 in Canna Blog

It’s not uncommon to hear of artists and creatives, philosophers and industry leaders, consuming cannabis at some point in life and experiencing clarity of sorts. The good news is this isn’t just the experience of a few creative and critical thinkers - there are studies that show cannabis and creativity are linked. That is why we prepared this list of the 10 best strains for creativity. 

Stimulating the Artsy Brain cells – How We Define Change in Creativity 

Creativity is both nebulous and extremely specific. It allows us to define new spaces while also capturing the nuance of the ways we live. Creative pursuits, by and large, stimulate the frontal lobe. The frontal lobe of the brain has been shown to handle a huge portion of executive function, including strategic and creative thinking. When this area of the brain is activated, it’s as if a dial can be turned that tunes individual receptiveness to thoughts and ideas. 

No, not like mind control receptiveness. 

By tickling the frontal lobe with a bit of cannabis inspiration, not only can we gain clarity on the merit of an idea, but may, in fact, be inspired with an idea that is entirely new. 

Cannabis has been shown in studies to enhance creativity by increasing cerebral blood flow (CBF) in the frontal lobe. In this study, subjects with higher baseline CBF were deemed more creative whereas those with lower CBF were less so. By increasing CBF, cannabis impacts creativity, most particularly in those who are less creative, to begin with. 

And that is why we deem it necessary to deliver a list of the top creative strains out there. 

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The 10 Best Strains For Creativity 

Now that we have a basic idea of how cannabis can inspire creativity, it’s time to look at some of the best strains for it. We broke these into three buckets.

First, we have strains that inspire focus and creativity.

Second, we have strains that encourage curiosity and creativeness.

And lastly, we explore a few strains that can be excellent for creative pursuits that you are passionate about already. 

Strains For Creative Focus

Blue Dream

Great for a euphoric experience that eases open the gates of creative and divergent thoughts and often inspires the ‘hit the blunt’ moments we see in memes. 

This sativa-dominant strain is known for its light, yet funky tropical aroma and uplifting, focus-inspiring effects. Blue Dream is a cross between Blueberry and Haze strains. Expect a fun calm that gives thoughts flurrying around your cranium a place to breathe.

Island Sweet Skunk

Commonly seen as interchangeable, Island Sweet Skunk and Sweet Island Skunk describe sativa-dominant hybrids strains that tickle creative blood flow something fierce. This strain owes its genes to Grapefruit, Haze, Skunk, and Northern Lights strains. The creative focus from this strain manifests with humorful observations and thoughts. You know the type - you aren’t sure why it came to you, but it did and it’s amusing. Like a power nap, expect mindfulness to even the most out-of-nowhere ideas.

Jack Herer 

Its pungent aroma of pine and citrus is as distracting as it is focused. It’s sharp notes awaken and promote alertness. 

Jack Herer is a strain named after the famous activist. Jack Herer is known for writing “The Emperor Wears No Clothes”, a treatise on hemp and it’s legal standing. The strain that bears their namesake similarly evokes considerations and thoughts both poignant and actionable. Jack Herer owes its genetics to the strains Haze, Northern Lights, and Shiva Skunk.

Space Queen

Space Queen is a hybrid born of the Romulan and Cinderella 99 cannabis strains. A near-perfect 50:50 hybrid showcases the focus of an energizing sativa strain with the calming body high associated with indica strains. 

Consumers can expect a euphoric body high that begs the questions AND delivers some answers. The only person who can decide if they are the right answers is you. Welcome to space, Queen. 

Strains For Creative Curiosity

Jillybean

Have you ever experienced writer’s block? How about analysis paralysis? How about just low motivation? Jillybean is an uplifting sativa-dominant hybrid strain. Covered in colorful hues and aromatic trichomes, this hybrid busts stress and bummer moods., leaving you free to play in your headspace. 

New information - whether from a book, the news, or any other source you trust - doesn’t escape this experience, allowing for curiosity and creativity to gain a tempered edge through our behavior and in our thoughts.

AK-47

AK-47 is an engineering masterpiece. Much like the weapon it gained its namesake, the experience inspires rapid action that is accessible to any who wield it. It keeps the brain moving, and, along the way, the curiosity and creativity it inspires play a game. 

With citrus and diesel among the primary aromas, AK-47 embodies alertness. AK-47 is a blended hybrid from many landrace strains including Mexican, Thai, Colombian, and Afghani varieties. 

Cinderella 99

Cinderella 99, or Cindy 99, is a hybrid cannabis strain embodying euphoric body effects and a curious rush of humorful inspiration.

The hybrid strain is perfect for daytime consumers who need creativity that is bootstrapped by curiosity. It inspires thinking and the focus to dive into it. Cinderella 99 is a cross of Cinderella 88, Princess, and Skunk strain genetics.

Strains for Creative Passion

XJ-13

A careful cross of sativa-dominant strain Jack Herer and indica-learning G-13, XJ-13 delivers potent experiences and pungent aromas. 

A refreshing mint with citrus and earth delivers alertness and drive. Its light body high and heavy energy boost help increase the momentum behind our creative engines, free of stress. 

Purple Haze

Purple strains are literally named to capture the color before anything else. Luckily, purple also has cultural associations with passion, with the depth of color found as inspiring and captivating. 

This potent blend of Thai and Haze strains bring the rhythm of rock and roll and the creativity of the psychedelic 1960s to launch consumers into their personal summer of love. 

Tangie

Uplifting euphoria is just one key experience Tangie can inspire. This hybrid cannabis strain blends California Orange and Skunk genetics. In the process, a funky citrus aroma that captures attention and adds creativity was born. 

It’s perfect for the type of creative energy drummed up by meditative practices, pushed by passion and the limits we think we have. 

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How Do You Smoke Sugar Wax

Posted by CANNASaver on Tuesday, 17 November 2020 in Canna Blog

With every innovation in cannabis, consumers have to learn the lingo. Sugar wax is yet another term to add to the marijuana dictionary, and having a definition is a much different thing than having experienced it. That’s why we not only cover what makes the wax different from other cannabis concentrates, but also the different - and equally awesome - ways you can smoke sugar wax. So how do you smoke sugar wax?

We'll teach you all there is to know.

What is Sugar Wax?

For every unique texture, refinement process, or technique to extract, there is a name for it. For casual or bargain cannabis consumers that are searching out the THC molecule, these distinctions do not offer much, yet for the engaged connoisseur, it can be the difference that builds brands.  

Sugar wax is no exception.

Sugar wax has a lower viscosity than other forms of wax and offers a robust aroma and flavor. The crystalline texture helps preserve the terpenes of the strain or strains the wax is extracted from, as does the agitation process during extraction. We will get into that later.

Sugar Wax Color

Sugar Wax describes a texture and a method of refining extracted THC and other cannabinoids from the cannabis plant.

Sugar wax can range in color - though is often amber to off-white yellow. 

Sugar Wax Texture

Have you ever had a really, really old bottle of honey? The viscous honey overtime has the moisture content removed and turns into wet-looking crystalline granules.

In many cases, sugar wax is similar - wet-looking sugar-like crystals. 

How is Marijuana Sugar Wax Made? 

It’s unsurprising, really. The fact that more varieties of cannabis concentrate continue to hop into the consumer view makes sense. Cannabis concentrates are a great way for consumers to achieve desired effects with less and for producers to maximize the value of every crop. 

Sugar wax is heat purged and vacuumed during the refinement process. This allows the product to gain the crystalline structure needed to become good and ‘sugary’. By encouraging nucleation, or the creation of crystal from a solution via heat and oxygen removal, producers are left with a beautiful cannabis concentrate full of the desired effect and with terpenes preserved. 

For more information on how cannabis concentrates are made, check out this guide for dummies (not that you’re a dummy by any means).

How is Sugar Wax Different From Other Marijuana Concentrates? 

The vacuum and heat purge method used to create sugar wax most closely resembles how shatter, another cannabis concentrate, is made. The main difference is contained within the process of agitation. 

Agitation is the part of the extraction process wherein the cannabinoids and terpenes are stripped from the plant to create a concentrated version. 

Sugar wax uses substantial agitation throughout the extraction process, in combination with dialed-down temperature and lowered condensation when compared with other concentrates (thus the vacuum purge). This allows THC or CBD crystallization to happen more readily while keeping the terpene profile intact. 

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The Two Best Ways to Smoke Cannabis Sugar Wax

Sugar wax is like all other cannabis concentrates in that they can be smoked, vaporized, or included in edibles.
The difference in textures and consistency make some concentrates better than others for certain types of consumption methods. To truly grasp an appreciation of marijuana sugar wax, where flavor and aroma are maximized, the following two methods have been tested (personally) to great success. 

Dab Your Sugar

Dabbing is the standard when it comes to most concentrates. Smoking or, more accurately, vaporizing cannabis sugar wax via dabbing is one of the best ways to ensure the flavors and effects are fully appreciable. 

Why do you ask? 

Dabbing can be done using various types of apparatus and with numerous accessories. For instance, this writer chooses a rig - the most common consumption tool for dabbing - with an e-nail. E-nails allow dabbers to choose and maintain a temperature they dab at, while the rig itself allows the act of dabbing to occur. 

These work in tandem for a single reason: the melting points of terpenes and cannabinoids present in the wax you are smoking. Yes, the “chemistry in high school” melting points.  

The melting point determines the dab flavor and can affect the effects (yes - I wrote that bit to make you reread it.) 

Given the robust presence of terpenes found in sugar wax, dabbing it with an accessory like an e-nail makes for a consistent dabbing experience. Be careful though, the experience may be too glowing for your high eyeballs to want to look at. 

ALWAYS take it slow with cannabis concentrates. 

PRO TIP: Keep your e-nail somewhere between 500 and 750 degrees Fahrenheit for optimal use. Keep this scale in mind:

• Lower temp: better flavor, higher potential for waste

• Higher temp = bigger dabs, still excellent flavor, less potential for waste

Infuse Your Flower

It could be an experienced take, but I can’t see a reason to not pump up the volume on any flower I’m consuming. That means adding wax and other cannabis concentrates to the fresh flower. 

PRO TIP: Get concentrates and strains that align or complement. 

It’s not that this is a new idea. We just find it reliably produces a better flavor than even smoking weed through fruit. People have always added hash or kief or both (aka Moonrocks) to products - though it has become a lot more commercially available as of late.

There is a question that arises, however. And particularly in an environment where a buyer can get a 1/8th of weed and a gram of sugar wax (or other concentrates) for $30 or so dollars (in Colorado [Nov. 2020] low end and $100+ on the higher end.)

Some more experienced consumers may find the stellar in-house or branded infused joints and moonrocks to be just fine, but personally, I like to turn the dial myself. 

That is where infusing your own joint comes into play - and why it is such an awesome way to appreciate the robust and somewhat granular aspects of sugar wax within some of your favorite flower. 

Other Ways to Use Sugar Wax

Sugar wax can additionally be added to edibles, though it has to go through the process of decarboxylation first. You can click on that link of the term for more info. Once activated via decarboxylation, it can basically be added to anything. 

Did we just change how you use sugar wax? Let us know. 

Is There Really a Difference Between Indica and Sativa

Posted by CANNASaver on Monday, 16 November 2020 in Canna Blog

Common weed wisdom usually separates cannabis into two different kinds of high: the more cerebral, uplifting high of sativas, and the more sedating, body-centered high of indicas. While that categorization is rooted in some fact (as well as centuries of accumulated experience), scientific research points to it being a bit of an oversimplification. 

Is there really a difference between indica and sativa? Absolutely! 

Though it might not be the exact difference you think...

The Basics

Today, cannabis indica and cannabis sativa are regarded as the two main subspecies of the cannabis plant. However, that was not always the case.

One of the earlier writings on cannabis taxonomy, dating back to the 1500s in Germany, grouped hemp into two distinct categories — what the author, botanist, and physician Leonhart Fuchs, referred to as domesticated (or “sativa”) cannabis and wild cannabis. 

The classification of plants as either sativa or indica doesn’t begin until the late 1700’s when French biologist Jean Baptiste Lamarck allegedly coined the term “indica.” In 1785, his Encyclopédie Méthodique, Botanique proposed the existence of this new subspecies which he had identified from samples sent to him from India. In his entry on indica, he wrote:

“The principal effect of this plant consists of going to the head, disrupting the brain, where it produces a sort of drunkenness that makes one forget one’s sorrows, and produces a strong gaiety.” 

 

Modern understandings of the differences between sativa and indica haven’t evolved an enormous amount since Lamarck was writing. We know that physically, indica plants are typically shorter, with broad, dark green leaves while sativa plants are taller and have thin, pale green leaves. Genetically, indicas tend to have a higher amount of CBD, while sativas tend to have a higher amount of THC.

And that really sums up the major, scientifically accepted differences in the strains. Out of those differences have developed the more folksy (and less research-based wisdom) that sativas will get you ready for a deep conversation about the universe, while indicas are better for binging cartoons on the couch.

CBD and THC

Lamarck’s categorization of indica vs. sativa was mainly based on the plant’s physical attributes (height, leaf size, etc.), but modern research tells us that predicting the high of a given strain is much more about a plant’s chemical makeup than its appearance. Neurologist and psychopharmacology researcher Dr Ethan Russo wrote on the subject, “one cannot in any way currently guess the biochemical content of a given cannabis plant-based on its height, branching, or leaf morphology.”

The amount and balance of cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in a given strain is a much better predictor for the kind of high you will get. A higher amount of CBD will more likely produce a mellow high, while a higher amount of THC will more likely produce a more energetic high.

Indicas do typically have more CBD, and sativas typically have more THC — but it is not a hard and fast rule.

In addition, while the interaction between THC and CBD is one of the main factors in predicting the effect of a given strain of cannabis, it is far from the only factor. There are over 100 different cannabinoids found in various strains of cannabis, of which CBD and THC are only two. These other cannabinoids also can have an effect on a strain’s high.

Terpenes

Then there are terpenes — compounds that are largely responsible for a strain’s aroma but also thought to co-mingle with the other active compounds to affect the overall high of a strain. Terpenes may be one reason why two strains with the same amount of THC and CBD might have totally different effects when smoked. For example, a terpene called myrcene is known to have a sedative effect while another, called limonene is known for lifting mood and energy levels (as well as for having a citrus aroma). Another terpene, alpha-pinene, may be responsible for counteracting THC-induced short-term memory loss. 

These various interactions are often referred to as the “entourage effect” — a kind of compounding of effects that make predicting the high of given strains much harder than simply knowing if it is an indica or sativa.

Beyond that, the effect of a specific strain of cannabis will differ from person to person — the same way that alcohol and caffeine will affect different people in different ways. The same cup of coffee might give you the jitters or while someone else doesn’t feel the effects at all. Likewise, a user’s genetic profile will influence their reaction to THC, CBD, and cannabis in general.

There is still a long way to go to understanding cannabis and the different effects of various strains. 

Why don’t we have a better understanding of the different kinds of strains of cannabis and their potential effects? For one thing, both scientific and agricultural research into cannabis has been largely curtailed by the US government. Cannabis's long time classification by the government as a schedule 1 substance has made cannabis hard to study in a formal setting. Because of that, and the informal nature of the weed economy for most of its history, classifications and “research” have been left more to users, growers, and even dealers — to describe how a given strain affects someone.

In an interview with VICE, Sean Myles, a professor of agricultural genetic diversity at Dalhousie University and co-author of a 2015 study about cannabis genetics, summed up where modern science seems to leave the indica/sativa conversation:

“We may loosely call things "indica" or "sativa," and that's a fair rule of thumb for describing their physical traits and psychoactive effects. But since nobody was keeping track of marijuana with the methods of a modern agriculturist some 5,000 years ago, we don't know what a "pure" sativa or indica really is, DNA-wise, he said. Who's to say what the defining characteristics of a pure sativa or indica really are?”

So, the next time you find a strain you like, make note of the balance between THC and CBD and use that as a good starting point for choosing your next one. With that information in hand, don’t feel like you need to stay loyal to indica or sativa — feel free to branch out!

Hybrid Weed Pros and Cons

Posted by CANNASaver on Tuesday, 22 September 2020 in Canna Blog

Sativa vs. Indica vs. Hybrid Which Strain Is For You?

 

Medical marijuana patients and recreational cannabis users are often in the dark about pot strains and their effects on the human body. If you think all flower is the same, here are a few highlights that should help anyone navigate the growing variety of weed available for purchase and use.

 

The cannabis plant has a family of produce that have various properties which result in various effects in the brain and body.  Sleepy, drowsy and couch parked are typically the results of Indica dominant cannabis while energy, upliftment and focus are typical of Sativa dominant cannabis strains. Indica heavy strains are felt more within the body while Sativa dominant strains are felt more in the head.

 

There is another class of cannabis known as Hybrid. Actually, all cannabis strains are a type of hybrid. Hybrid of course meaning "it goes both ways" or "middle," to make it easier.  Hybrid strains can be 50/50 or 60/40 or any variation of percentages thereof.  A 50/50 Hybrid means that the flower is 50 percent Indica and 50 percent Sativa so you can expect to have a head and body high simultaneously.

 

There are literally thousands of different types of cannabis plants being bred and tested.  Many strains are cross-bred to certain specifics to create private label ganja.  No doubt you've heard of the many celebrities that are getting into legal cannabis either by investment or self-branded product lines.  These savvy entrepreneurs have a strong base of technology at their fingertips to truly create naturally growing custom cannabis.

 

Cannabis Sativa plants grow much taller, and thinner with a smaller span. Sativa buds are thin and much longer in length than that of the indica. They are much less densely populated than the indica plant. Sativas have a very high level of THC and best for daytime use because if you're like most, you will feel a rush of energy after having a taste of sativa bud.

 

Cannabis Indica plants on the alternative are short, densely branched and have wider leaves. Indica strains are known for giving off a very strong odor and produce a very strong body high.  The Cannabis Indica high is often referred to as a "body buzz" and has beneficial properties such as pain relief, assisting with insomnia, and many others.

 

The  key differentiators between Cannabis Indica and Cannabis Sativa include the height and stature, internodal length, leaf size and structure, bud size and density, flowering time, odor, smoke and effects. 

 

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Here's a little quip from wiki: "During the 1970s, Cannabis indica strains from Afghanistan and Hindu Kush were brought to the United States, where the first hybrids with Cannabis sativa plants from equatorial areas were developed, widely spreading marijuana cultivation throughout the States."

 

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Learning a little something new everyday!  Cannabis Sativa, Cannabis Indica and Cannabis Hybrid. Sounds like it's time for a little exploration.  Consume responsibly.

 

Enjoy the Now!

MrD.

Check Out These Amazing Dispensary Deals from the Lodge Dispensary in Denver

Posted by CANNASaver on Sunday, 23 June 2019 in Canna Blog

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Denver Dispensary Specials for Spring 2019

Posted by CANNASaver on Wednesday, 15 May 2019 in Canna Blog

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4th of July Denver Dispensary Sales and Deals 2018

Posted by CANNASaver on Sunday, 01 July 2018 in Canna Blog

4th of July 2018 Denver Dispensary Weed Deals on CannaSaver

It’s time to celebrate the fourth of July in Denver, and we’ve got the best Fourth of July weed deals on Cannasaver to help you have a fantastic holiday. You can find an abundance of additional Denver dispensary deals on weed, concentrates, edibles, and more on Cannasaver, but here is a sampling of some of the best 4th of july weed deals in Denver.

4th of July Dispensary Ounce Deals

One 4th of July deal on an ounce of marijuana that’s definitely worth checking out can be found at Reefer Madness Northeast Denver dispensary. They have a recreational ounce deal for a $65 small buds ounce. They also have a great medical marijuana deal where you get four top shelf ounces for only $300. Another 4th of July Denver deal on an ounce is available at Rocky Road Aurora dispensary. Just $125 gets you a premo top shelf ounce, and you can mix-and-match from 14 different strains, including CBD buds.

Denver Dispensary Deals on Joints or Pre-Rolls

Livwell has a good joints deal on 5 pre-rolls for $30. This deal is good for recreational customers, and it’s available at all Livwell locations including Livwell Denver dispensary on Broadway. You can find more Livwell deals on Cannasaver, including a Fourth of July deal for BOGO 50% off on Willie’s Reserve eighths. If you don’t mind rolling your own joints, a “highly” economical deal can be found at 1136 Yuma Denver dispensary south of downtown. For $20, you get half an ounce of premium shake. Customers must make an additional purchase to get the deal, but you can purchase anything else in the store to qualify. 

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Best Local Dispensary Deals and Coupons for Stoners

Posted by CANNASaver on Sunday, 24 June 2018 in Canna Blog

Best Local Weed Deals in Denver This Week

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If you’re looking for a great Denver rec ounce deal for under $100, get yourself over to Rocky Mountain High Alameda dispensary. They have one of the best ounce deals in Denver right now with premium flower ounces going for just $75. This Denver rec ounce deal can be found just west of I-25 at 1233 W. Alameda Avenue.

Best Deal on Distillate Vape Cartridges in Denver

La Conte’s has a good deal going on vape cartridges. You can get a 500 mg V3 CO2 vape cartridge for just $17.85, which is without a doubt one of the best Denver vape cartridge deals you will find. You can get this deal at LaConte’s North Denver dispensary located at 5194 Washington Street, or at LaConte’s on 7th Avenue.

Topicals Deal

For medical marijuana deals, Spark Dispensary is the place to go. This Denver medical marijuana dispensary is located at 3900 E. 48th Avenue Denver just north of I-70. Spark Dispensary has some of the best medical deals in Denver. Right now, you can get a medical deal on topicals. Evolab Angel Salve topical is on sale for just $20. Blended with cbd and thc, this topical salve is great for relieving pain and discomfort. They also have a medical deal for a $50 flower ounce.

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Among the best Livwell deals is the $49.99 pre-weigh half ounce. You can get this rec deal on a half ounce at any Livwell location, including Livwell Denver dispensary on Broadway.

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The Hottest Dispensary Deals in Denver for Summer 2018

Posted by CANNASaver on Tuesday, 19 June 2018 in Canna Blog

Summer 2018 Weed Deals for Denver

As the beginning of summer approaches, you know there’s one thing you can always find in Denver to make the blazing heat more bearable: great local weed deals so that you can do a little blazing of your own! Right now, many Denver dispensaries are offering some of the cheapest ounce deals, moon rocks deals, concentrates deals and more to help you welcome the official start of summer in “high” style. Check it out.

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Some of the best ounce deals in Denver right now can be found at The Lodge Cannabis. This Federal Boulevard dispensary has a $79 recreational ounce deal on Gorilla Glue #4 or Gooch. They also have a north Denver dispensary on High Street. For another great Denver dispensary deal, check out LaConte’s Clone Bar, where you can get a $20 recreational quarter of select strains. LaConte’s has two locations: a north Denver dispensary on Washington, and a dispensary near Cheesman Park on 7th avenue.

Summer' Best Concentrates Deals

For Denver concentrates deals, head to High Street Growers where shatter grams are just $13.99 each for recreational customers. If you prefer to buy in bulk, check out the deals at Rocky Mountain High Stapleton dispensary. You can get a concentrates deal on four grams of wax or shatter fr only $60. Chronic Therapy Wheat Ridge dispensary also has four grams of wax or shatter for $60, on the popular Chronic Creations concentrates. Can’t decide if you want concentrates or weed? Why not choose both?! Get yourself some concentrate-dipped primo flower, aka moon rocks, at Herbs4You. They have a moon rocks deal at only $20 a gram recreational.

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Make your summer picnic an occasion to remember with a selection of edibles! Back to the Garden dispensary on Broadway has 100 mg edibles on sale for $10, or you can get two 100 mg edibles for $15 on select brands. At Herbal Remedies Denver Barnum West dispensary, all medical edibles are 25% off right now. Feeling thirsty? Get 25% off Cannapunch THC infused beverages at all Livwell Denver dispensary locations.

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CannaSaver Dispensary Deals and Weed Discounts of the Week!

Posted by CANNASaver on Thursday, 24 May 2018 in Canna Blog

Where to Find the Best and Cheapest Weed Deals in Denver this Week

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Are you looking for a dispensary on Alameda? Check out Herbal Remedies Alameda dispensary at Sheridan and Alameda. They have a wonderful dispensary sign-over bonus for first timers to offer you. If you’re a medical patient and you choose to make Herbal Remedies your new caregiver, they will match your first purchase up to $100 after a 30-day sign-over period. Herbal Remedies is located at 5109 W. Alameda Avenue in Denver.

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You can also find some pretty sweet Livwell deals on Cannasaver, like how about saving 20% on your purchase of topicals? Right now they have 5 Leaf Topicals on sale for 20% off. With several locations throughout the Denver metro, you can always find a Livwell dispensary nearby.

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For an ounce deal on Broadway, head to Top Shelf Dispensary. They have $95 ounces of Durban Poison, Red Headed Stranger, and Alien OG. Want an even better ounce deal? You can grab an ounce of Kizzle for only $80 out the door. These Denver ounce deals are for medical customers only.

Medical Edibles Deals

Have you been to 1136 Yuma yet? It’s truly one of the best Denver dispensaries, and they have the deals to prove it. One of the 1136 Yuma deals you can find on Cannasaver right now will save you 20% on your purchase of select Incredibles chocolate bars.

You can also find a tempting medical edibles deal at Spark Dispensary on East 48th avenue in Denver. Wana strawberry flavored gummies are buy one get one free right now, making them only $28 for two of these very popular CBD edibles!

Cheap Weed Near Lakewood

If you’re looking for the best weed deals near Lakewood, The STONE should be your new best friend. This Morrison Road dispensary is just a few minutes drive from Lakewood and features some of the lowest priced weed in Denver. On special this week they have $34 half ounces. With eight different strains to choose from at this price, you might want to bring along some friends!

Best Denver Blunt Deals

Love blunts but hate the hassle of rolling them? Well, Herbs4You in cap hill has the herbs--or blunts!--for you! You can get six pre-rolled blunts for just $40. Crafted by Honest Marijuana, these blunts really pack a punch!

More Dispensary Deals, Cheaper Ounces, and More Marijuana Savings and Discounts

You can find hundreds more weed deals like these on Cannasaver, which will save you substantial money on flower, concentrates, edibles, topicals, and more.  We’re on your side here. The more money you save, the more marijuana you can buy, and the higher you can get! And who among us here wouldn’t say a huge “Yes” to that? Take a quick look today at the newest Denver weed deals and see for yourself!