The Saskatchewan Compassion Club

The Saskatchewan Compassion Club has closed. Thanks for your support over the years; it has meant a lot to us!

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

With heavy hearts, we announce The Saskatchewan Compassion Club has closed. Thanks for your support over the years; it has meant a lot to us.

We welcome you to join us at https://t.co/Z7eHMTo32S - a medical marketplace with the same focus on transparency, kindness & compassion.

[Jamie Shaw 🍓 @jamiesashaw]

Before the 2019 budget is announced, send your elected officials a message: #DontTaxMedicine  @CFAMMcan urges Parliament to remove all taxes on medical cannabis from the 2019 Budget. We call every supporter, patient, and citizen to show their support at https://t.co/I0xCpFAHLG

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

It's a great time to place an order with today's SAVINGS 💰 Don't wait! Happening today ONLY we've reduced nearly all items by 15%. No code required to get in on this deal - discounts valid until 11:59pm Wednesday, January 30th only. https://t.co/glIQWNQgNa

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

What cannabis topicals have earned a spot on the top shelf in your home? Do you have more than one product you use? Does it contain just CBD, THC, or both? We'd love to know! You can leave a review by visiting our website, or sharing your comments below. https://t.co/Sbzzlx4OyG

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

"You’ve probably heard that cannabis topicals are great for your skin, but did you know they could also treat burns, sports injuries, muscle pain, arthritis, as well as take therapeutic massages to a whole other level?". See the full article: https://t.co/7ElykM1wMJ #topicals

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

A common concern for those new to cannabis topicals is unwanted euphoria, or other unpleasant side effects. But with most topicals, cannabinoids don't breach the bloodstream; instead, they penetrate CBD2 receptors. Learn more by visiting our site: https://t.co/vSeYPDA6Dp

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

Be it a roll-on that you can chuck into your backpack, bath salts to use in the tub after a long day, or jar of pain cream, there’s lots of options to choose from! With most topicals, cannabinoids can’t reach the bloodstream. Want to learn more? https://t.co/a2WyW6ftPZ #topicals

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

Increase the benefits by having a hot bath or shower prior to applying your topical product(s). Increasing the amount of blood that reaches the tissue will allow it to expand & open, enabling cannabinoids to penetrate deeply. https://t.co/Srn9jdrmIF

#cannabis #topicals #relief

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

When it comes to healing topically, cannabis has worked wonders for some! There are many Endo-Cannabinoid receptors located in our skin, making topicals an ideal method of treating skin, muscle and joint conditions.
#cannabis #topicals #relief

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

Help the cannabis lover in your life feel relaxed and adored this #ValentinesDay , send one of our newly released Valentine’s boxes! Each box is filled with an assortment of edible & topical items. https://t.co/zsPorGCKM6
*Limited time only*
*Recipient must be 19+*

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

We've noticed an emerging theme of hope - regardless of where they're located, #cannabis substitution programs ARE making HUGE differences for those accessing these types of services. Hopefully, #canada will take seriously the statistics released so far & offer increased support!

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

What's your tride-and-true brand and/or strain of shatter? We'd love to know! It’s important to receive feedback, to continually ensure we’re offering the best selection possible. Reviews can be left on the product page for a specific item you’ve tried! https://t.co/hviUDVfpQs

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

"Medical and recreational cannabis users find shatter a new and unique experience. Shatter’s high cannabinoid concentrations allow users to get a tremendously large hit that offers faster and stronger relief from symptoms like severe pain." Read more https://t.co/PLsfIxdVoI

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

We don’t advise anyone who is relatively new to cannabis try using concentrates as a starting point, the high could be overwhelming and result in unwanted side effects like dizziness & nausea. It's wise to begin "low and go slow" as is also recommended with edible products.

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

Shatter is always produced strain specific, so if you know which strain of flower you’ve enjoyed in the past, no doubt you’ll enjoy it’s flavor profile even more once you’ve tried it’s concentrated version! Click to see our list of available shatter > https://t.co/fd9PmpxywF

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

Shatter can be used in a variety of ways. It can be sprinkled inside of a joint, smoked in a vape pen, or dabbed. People often ask what the difference is between concentrates such as shatter and wax, it really comes down to the finishing process! Read more:https://t.co/t6H6dfzC0P

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

Marijuana concentrates are the latest trend when it comes to the cannabis industry. “Concentrates” is an umbrella term for compounds extracted from cannabis. Referred to by several different terms, this week we'll be looking at Shatter!

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

Do you have a favorite strain? What terpenes do you look for in your cannabis? We would love to hear what you like & dislike, leave us a review or email our team directly! https://t.co/YXXb3yikRb

[The Saskatchewan Compassion Club @saskcompassion]

“Cannabis,” the word used in current government literature, refers to a genus of Asian flowering plants in the Cannabaceae family -- a family that also includes hops and hackberries..." Read the full article by visiting our Cannabis Education page: https://t.co/l9iZGEmHJ6

[Mike Hart, M.D @drmikehart]

I'm not advocating smoking cannabis over vaping/oils.

I'm reporting science.

Patients who smoked 7mg/kg (1% or 2% THC) or ingested 10-15mg of THC had increased airway conductance (better air flow). Tobacco smoke decreased airway conductance.

https://t.co/mtAy0Of3T7
@joerogan