What I Look For at the Dispensary (It’s Not THC)

Stop chasing high THC for pain relief? If you've tried dispensary flower and still haven't found relief, here's a better way to shop. In this video, I respond to a 78-year-old viewer dealing with serious chronic pain by walking through her local dispensary menu live. You'll see exactly what I look at before choosing flower — THC percentages, terpene information, and product descriptions — and why the highest THC number isn't automatically the best choice for pain. You'll learn: - why more THC isn't necessarily better for pain - how terpenes like myrcene, limonene, pinene, beta-caryophyllene and humulene complement THC how to sort a dispensary menu by terpenes instead of THC - what I look for during a pain relief consultation If you've ever opened a dispensary menu and wondered where to start, this will give you a more useful way to narrow down options. Everyone responds differently, and no product can be guaranteed to relieve pain. For more on the science of cannabis and the endocannabinoid system, my ebook Why This Actually Works is available for $2.99 on Amazon: https://link.amazon/B03PBkmlj Timestamps: 0:00 Why finding pain relief at the dispensary is so frustrating 0:30 A 78-year-old viewer's experience with chronic pain 1:30 Looking for options on her local dispensary menu 4:20 Starting the menu walkthrough 6:40 Sorting by terpenes instead of THC 10:50 Why I'm cautious about high-THC flower 12:00 Narrowing down an option for this viewer 13:50 How I approach a pain relief consultation 15:00 What to look for before you buy