Smoking in public is a judgement call. Around here, the city PD has said that patients should only medicate in their own homes. (I generally smoke on my porch, in plain view of my neighbors, unless there are children present.) When I go hiking or biking in secluded areas, I will occasionally bring some marijuana, although I use it for recreation more than medication in those circumstances. I do not smoke in public areas where others might smell the smoke - both as a courtesy to other residents and to avoid entanglements with the cops. Because of my work, I cannot medicate during the day at all, and I have to minimize my overall consumption to avoid side effects. Finding a place to medicate isn't a problem for me, but I can see how it would be for some folks.
HighPopalorum Reviewed by HighPopalorum on . Cannabis in your Electronic Cigarette I've been trying to figure this out for awhile. E-cigs are designed to produce a vapor instead of smoke, the usual application is for flavored e-liquid as its called. However I recently purchased a 'Colesman' from ColoradoE-smokes, on parker road. It's the first electronic cigarette I've used that works with a cannabis extract. It's amazing when used with hash oils. Its almost completely odorless, when you first exhale their is the tiniest hint of odor, but immediatley dissapates. Its been a Rating: 5