Pain management

[demcc3]

Hello. I'd like to know what are best strains for pain management. I've gone on a hiatus from growing due to new apartment and lack of space. I'm particularly interested in the popular stuff that could be found at dispensaries and either THC or CBD

[Gjourney101]

If you'd like strains available at dispos, budtenders will have some great insight as they are trained to understand the properties of what they stock.

[Rwise]

here, in OK, budtenders must be trained and licensed, but I cant say for other states.

[Smokesteve]

I've never had a bud tender who knew anything about cannabis especially the medical side.

[Gjourney101]

It's a hit and miss for sure, just have to find the right dispo I suppose.

[demcc3]

Ok...I believe I need to clarify some things. As stated in my original post I can't grow anymore due to limited space. I prefer NOT going to a dispensary because of over pricing and sometimes, as mentioned above, lack of knowledge.
i also prefer to ask my questions here to AVOID the sarcasm and snarkiness of the groups on Facebook. I think we're all better than that here!

[Rwise]

There used to be a search engine for it, but I can find it now, it recommended "Bruce Banner 3" for spinal pain for me myself and I.

Researchers found that participants preferred indica strains for pain management, sedation, and sleep, while they would opt for sativa strains to improve energy and mood. Regarding pain management, participants reported a statistically significant effect when using indica for: non-migraine headaches.

Some notes and recommends from Leafly, I have never purchased from them.

https://www.leafly.com/strains/lists/condition/pain

[Cougar672]

My wife, who has chronic neck and back pain, finds great relief when smoking Jupiter.