INGREDIENTS:

Full Spectrum CO2 Extracted Cannabis Oil, Natural Sea Salt, Dead Sea Salt, Baking Soda, Epsom Salts, Pure Therapeutic Grade Essential Oil Blend: Rosemary, Peppermint, Spearmint, Cedarwood, Juniper Berry, Clary Sage, Bay Laurel, Sage, Lemon Myrtle, and Vetiver
Pain Soak:

THE PRODUCT

Pain Soak combines the therapeutic properties of Cannabis Oil, Dead Sea, Epsom, and desert mineral salts with pure therapeutic-grade Essential Oils to create a deeply penetrating bath experience which is as rich in minerals as it is luxurious. A bath enhanced with one of our Bath Salts will make ritual of routine, easing muscle pain while imparting softness to your skin, healthfully refreshing your body and leaving your senses at peace.

THE DIRECTIONS

Add the full contents of this packet to your bath at your desired temperature. Wait 15–20 minutes for full effect.

The Method of Delivery:

TOPICAL

Topicals are cannabis-infused lotions, balms, bath salts and oils that are absorbed through the skin for localized relief of pain, soreness, and inflammation. Topicals are often chosen by patients who want the therapeutic benefits of marijuana without the cerebral euphoria associated with other delivery methods. They’re non-intoxicating, meaning Cannabinoids are absorbed through the skin but do not enter the bloodstream and are non-psychoactive.

FAQ’S:

HOW DO MARIJUANA-INFUSED TOPICALS WORK?

Cannabis-infused lotions, salves, oils, sprays, bath salts and other transdermal methods of relief work by binding to a network of receptors called CB2. These CB2 receptors are found throughout the body and are activated either by the body’s naturally-occurring endocannabinoids or by cannabis compounds known as “phytocannabinoids” (e.g., THC, CBD).

Even if a topical contains active THC, it still won’t induce that intense “high” you’d get from smoking or ingesting cannabis. With most topicals, cannabinoids can’t breach the bloodstream; they only penetrate to the system of CB2 receptors.

WHAT SYMPTOMS DO MARIJUANA-INFUSED TOPICALS TREAT?

Topicals are mostly chosen for localized pain relief, muscle soreness, tension, and inflammation, but anecdotal evidence is beginning to show a widening spectrum of potential benefits, from psoriasis, dermatitis, and itching to headaches and cramping.

SAFETY WARNING:

If irritation occurs, please consult physician.