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Bong
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A water-filtered smoking device designed to cool and filter smoke before inhalation.
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Cannabinoids
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Naturally occurring compounds found in cannabis that interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system. Different cannabinoids can create different experiences.
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Cannabis
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A plant that contains naturally occurring compounds called cannabinoids. In Minnesota, cannabis is legal for adult use under state law.
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Cartridge (Cart)
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A pre-filled container of cannabis oil designed to attach to a compatible vape battery.
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CBD (Cannabidiol)
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A non-intoxicating cannabinoid that does not produce a high. CBD products are commonly chosen by consumers seeking effects without intoxication.
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Concentrates
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Cannabis products created by extracting cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant. Concentrates are typically more potent than flower.
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Cone
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A pre-shaped rolling paper with a filter tip, designed to be filled with ground flower.
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Dab
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A small amount of cannabis concentrate that’s vaporized and inhaled, typically using a dab rig or vaporizer, and is known for its high potency and fast-acting effects.
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Edibles
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Cannabis-infused foods or beverages such as gummies or drinks. Edibles take longer to take effect than inhaled products and effects may last longer.
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Endocannabinoid System (ECS)
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A regulatory system in the human body involved in functions like mood, appetite, sleep, and stress. Cannabinoids interact with this system.
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Flower
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The dried, harvested buds of the cannabis plant. Flower can be smoked or vaporized.
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Grinder
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A handheld device used to break cannabis flower into smaller, even pieces for smoking or vaporizing.
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Hybrid
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A cannabis variety that combines characteristics of indica and sativa plants.
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Indica
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A term commonly used to describe cannabis varieties associated with more relaxing effects. Individual experiences may vary.
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Microdose
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A small amount of cannabis intended to produce mild or subtle effects.
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Onset Time
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The amount of time it takes for effects to begin. Inhaled products usually have a faster onset than edibles.
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Pipe
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A handheld device used to smoke cannabis flower. Pipes come in a variety of materials, including glass and metal.
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Pre-Roll
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A ready-to-use cannabis joint filled with ground flower for convenience.
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Rolling Papers
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Thin paper used to roll cannabis flower into a joint. Papers come in different sizes and materials.
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Sativa
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A term commonly used to describe cannabis varieties associated with more uplifting or energizing effects. Individual experiences may vary.
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Terpenes
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Aromatic compounds found in cannabis and other plants that influence flavor, aroma, and overall experience. Terpenes are often described as citrusy, earthy, herbal, or floral.
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THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol)
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The primary intoxicating cannabinoid in cannabis. THC is responsible for the psychoactive effects often described as a “high.”
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Tincture
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A liquid cannabis extract that can be taken under the tongue or added to food or beverages.
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Topicals
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Cannabis-infused lotions, balms, or creams applied to the skin. Topicals are not intended to cause intoxication.
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Vaporizer (Vape)
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A device that heats cannabis flower or concentrates to release vapor without combustion.
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Water Pipe
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Another term commonly used for a bong.
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