Topical Review: 1:1 Transdermal Cream by LivRelief
I was pretty excited for this cream! I deal with muscle pain frequently, especially in my neck and shoulders. This is a balanced, transdermal cream with 2.5mg thc and cbd per gram.
Brand: LivRelief
Dispensary: Spiritleaf
The 50ml container has a total of 125mg thc/cbd (if my math is correct). Typically, because the epidermis is so thick cannabinoids in topicals do not reach the blood stream and just provide a localized effect. With transdermal technology, the medication can reach your blood stream resulting in intoxication. That said, you do not need a lot of cream to feel the (pain relieving) effects so most wont use enough to feel high. .
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The cream itself absorbs quickly and doesn’t seem to leave the skin feeling greasy. I did not like the smell, while mild, it reminded me of perfume my grandma would have worn. I found this worked in about 30 minutes and lasted about 2-4 hours depending. It didn’t feel cold or tingly. Just noticed my pain was gone or in some cases much less severe. Depending on where and how much used, I did find it left my skin in that area with a yellow tinge to it and left gross yellow stains on my white and light coloured clothing. I’ll see if it comes out when I do laundry. .
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I think this product works well. I’d like to try the CBD version as CBD is more permeable through the skin. And maybe the THC one just to compare the 3. I found this product to be pretty expensive, plus the discolouration, I think next I will try the Apothecanna cream. It’s not transdermal(so it won’t get you high) however I’ve still heard great things and it’s half the price. I would consider buying this again and would recommend for pain relief, after of course discussing the few negatives. Have you tried topicals yet? Which have you enjoyed? 👇🏻
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LivRelief 1:1 Transdermal Cream Review
The 50ml container has a total of 125mg thc/cbd (if my math is correct). Typically, because the epidermis is so thick cannabinoids in topicals do not reach the blood stream and just provide a localized effect. With transdermal technology, the medication can reach your blood stream resulting in intoxication. That said, you do not need a lot of cream to feel the (pain relieving) effects so most wont use enough to feel high. .
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The cream itself absorbs quickly and doesn’t seem to leave the skin feeling greasy. I did not like the smell, while mild, it reminded me of perfume my grandma would have worn. I found this worked in about 30 minutes and lasted about 2-4 hours depending. It didn’t feel cold or tingly. Just noticed my pain was gone or in some cases much less severe. Depending on where and how much used, I did find it left my skin in that area with a yellow tinge to it and left gross yellow stains on my white and light coloured clothing. I’ll see if it comes out when I do laundry. .
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I think this product works well. I’d like to try the CBD version as CBD is more permeable through the skin. And maybe the THC one just to compare the 3. I found this product to be pretty expensive, plus the discolouration, I think next I will try the Apothecanna cream. It’s not transdermal(so it won’t get you high) however I’ve still heard great things and it’s half the price. I would consider buying this again and would recommend for pain relief, after of course discussing the few negatives. Have you tried topicals yet? Which have you enjoyed? 👇🏻
#cannabisreviews #cannabisreview #cannabistopical #cannabistopicals #painrelief #cannabisismedicine #canadiancannabisreview #womeninweed #cannabisladies #womenincannabis #girlswhogethigh #canadiancannabis #canadiancannabisindustry #productreview #transdermal #topicalsCheck out more reviews by @brandiisbaked on Instagram! (www.instagram.com/brandiisbaked)
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