Intros Afternoon pain relief

[Jefffasaurus]

Hey hey, long time cannabis user but new to the world of medical cannabis. Have a whole heap of health conditions including fibromyalgia, crps, ulnar neuropathy, insomnia and ADHD. Had my first script of 20g Sundaze® Garlic Cookies and 20g Sundaze® Candy Store. Garlic cookies is working wonders for night but candy store isn't helping pain as much as I like but is helping elsewhere. I tend to get to early afternoon and find I'm needing more or stronger. Admittedly I need a bigger script but worried about accumulating costs. Any suggestions for something else for daytime to add into the mix or change it up with? I'm with Alternaleaf

 

[node]

Hey hey, long time cannabis user but new to the world of medical cannabis. Have a whole heap of health conditions including fibromyalgia, crps, ulnar neuropathy, insomnia and ADHD. Had my first script of 20g Sundaze® Garlic Cookies and 20g Sundaze® Candy Store. Garlic cookies is working wonders for night but candy store isn't helping pain as much as I like but is helping elsewhere. I tend to get to early afternoon and find I'm needing more or stronger. Admittedly I need a bigger script but worried about accumulating costs. Any suggestions for something else for daytime to add into the mix or change it up with? I'm with Alternaleaf

Hello @Jefffasaurus
Whats your budget allow mate? Typically decent strains for sleep currently cost £8-£9/g, others can advise re other specific conditions. But mostly were finding you don't have to spend anywhere that amount to treat every condition. Your with alternaleaf so you have a huge selection here https://store.montu.uk/collections/...ilter.v.price.lte=&sort_by=created-descending for the latest.
Welcome to the forum

 

[GrownHealth]

Hey hey, long time cannabis user but new to the world of medical cannabis. Have a whole heap of health conditions including fibromyalgia, crps, ulnar neuropathy, insomnia and ADHD. Had my first script of 20g Sundaze® Garlic Cookies and 20g Sundaze® Candy Store. Garlic cookies is working wonders for night but candy store isn't helping pain as much as I like but is helping elsewhere. I tend to get to early afternoon and find I'm needing more or stronger. Admittedly I need a bigger script but worried about accumulating costs. Any suggestions for something else for daytime to add into the mix or change it up with? I'm with Alternaleaf

Welcome to the forum @Jefffasaurus

A few daytime strains I've used recently are Tropicana Gold , High Silver and Ultra Sour and of these the Tropicana Gold is the strongest although not in a negative way and maybe something like Therismos OG Kush could be suitable also when available and none of these strains cost over £6/gram .

 

[Moon]

Hey hey, long time cannabis user but new to the world of medical cannabis. Have a whole heap of health conditions including fibromyalgia, crps, ulnar neuropathy, insomnia and ADHD. Had my first script of 20g Sundaze® Garlic Cookies and 20g Sundaze® Candy Store. Garlic cookies is working wonders for night but candy store isn't helping pain as much as I like but is helping elsewhere. I tend to get to early afternoon and find I'm needing more or stronger. Admittedly I need a bigger script but worried about accumulating costs. Any suggestions for something else for daytime to add into the mix or change it up with? I'm with Alternaleaf

Welcome to a lovely community @Jefffasaurus

 

[williemed]

You could try chemango kush - it is strong, works great for my nerve pain, and the high Limonene content keeps it from being as sedative as it otherwise would be. Zebra cookies is great too with a warm nerve calming effect. For more inflammation or aching type pain I find white runtz to be exceptional with deep relaxation. All of these are sedating compared to candy store, but that’s pretty much the trade off for more pain relief in my experience. For me I like candy store with my morning coffee first thing, then it’s onto stronger stuff like the white runtz, zebra cookies, or chemango depending how I’m feeling that day.