Consider sticking with edibles if you want a high that lasts longer. When taking cannabis for medical purposes, the longer it takes for the benefits to begin, the more time they have to work.



For a longer high, you may potentially re-dose or try a stronger THC strain, but be aware that you’ll also have to put up with more potent side effects. This is usually not a significant concern for a seasoned user, however a newbie may find the effects of a higher dose to be a little too much.

There are several informal ways to extend your high while using the Internet, such as eating mango, but none of these are supported by research.

If you are planning to drink after getting high, well I don’t know if it’s a good idea. some folks “green out” and experience some pretty unpleasant symptoms, including:

• nausea
• vomiting
• dizziness
• sweating
• increased impairment

Tips for first timers

• Begin with a low-THC variety.
• When utilizing edibles, especially, keep your dose modest and wait at least 2 hours before re-dosing.
• To ride out the high, try it when you have some spare time, like as on a day off.
• To ride out the high, try it when you have some spare time, like as on a day off.
• To help prevent dry mouth and a cannabis hangover, keep water close at hand.
• To help prevent dry mouth and a cannabis hangover, keep water close at hand.
• Before you go high, eat something, and keep some snacks on available since the cravings are real. Additionally, consuming meals beforehand might lessen any potential negative effects.
• Do not combine cannabis with alcohol or other drugs.
• Do not combine cannabis with alcohol or other drugs.
• Bring a friend along in case you start to feel nervous or have a negative response.