We all know cannabis and its products are used for recreational and medicinal purposes. Edible cannabis products or smokable weed products are very popular across the globe, and people consume them in many different ways. Its effects may also differ as per the users . Let's discuss them in detail. Smoking is the classic route: You light up the flower, or sometimes concentrate and inhale the smoke. It makes you high, usually within minutes. It wears off quicker than edibles too, typically lasting for a couple of hours. It's a quick way for those who want instant gratification. Vaping is similar to smoking, as you are inhaling cannabis. It’s a little gentler on your lungs as compared to smoking. Vape pens and vaporizers avoid burning the flower, instead heating and developing vapors. This makes for a cleaner taste, and is less intense than smoking, while resulting in a similar experience and high. Edibles, however, are a totally different experience. They are available in so many forms. Cannabutter, candy, baked goods like brownies and cookies. There are even THC infused beverages and oils, allowing you to drink cannabis. You ingest them, your body digests them, and then the effects take place. The ‘kick’ may start anytime from thirty minutes to two hours after, and can last typically for 4-8 hours after imbibement, with the effects typically peaking 2 hours after eating. The high from edibles sticks around much longer and often feels stronger. That’s why there is a saying: start a little low, and go very slow. People use cannabis and its products in different ways. Consumption of cannabis is based on their existing lifestyle, comfort, needs and the kind of experience they are looking for from cannabis or weed.