As cannabis is legalized in the U.S., people are getting more creative using it in the bedroom. 

Research

According to a survey from Eaze and Lioness, cannabis has the following effects on pleasure: 

• Increased length of pleasure session for 64% of solo and 73% of partnered users
• Eased ability to reach orgasm for 63% of solo and 71% of partnered users
• Increased pleasure for 85% of solo and 79% of partnered users
• Resulted in more orgasms for 43% of solo and 48% of partnered users

THC vs. CBD

THC is the main psychoactive compound in cannabis -- basically it’s the part that gets you high. 

CBD is non-psychoactive, so it doesn’t cause a "high" and is widely used to combat stress and anxiety. Formal research on these effects is still under way, though CBD is FDA-approved for the treatment of seizures. 

Accessibility

Currently you can only get THC products in states where cannabis is legal. However, you can acquire certain CBD products legally throughout the U.S.

Pleasure differences

According to the survey data, THC has more pronounced effects on pleasure compared to CBD. However both THC and CBD increased the length of a pleasure session and decreased the time to first orgasm. 

Methods of Use

Cannabis can be used to enhance sexual pleasure through a variety of methods

• Smoking
• Ingesting in the form of edibles
• Bath and body oils 
• Lube

Getting Started

Getting started with cannabis for pleasure can feel intimidating. What’s legal? Can you have it shipped to you? 

For newbies in particular, lube can be an approachable starting point.

FORIA has a high-quality CBD lube (Now 30% Off) without THC so it doesn’t get you high, which can be shipped legally throughout the U.S.

To experience the full effect, apply the lube about 15-45 minutes before you want to get down to action.

Happy exploring! 🌱💦🌋