It's a good method because even beginners can do it. Inexperienced growers often end up with high quality bud, but in small pieces. This is a way to upgrade all that material. It's so easy, it doesn't seem possible that it makes safe, effective, versatile medicine that can treat numerous conditions!

I recall the 420 Farmers Market in Vancouver, around 2017. We had vendors with incredible topical products, some of which probably began with an infusion like this. They would leave a sample out for the public. I remember old people stopping and trying the cream on their hands, wrists, knees, etc. So many of them were visibly surprised, within seconds even, at how effectively it worked. They had likely tried many other pain-relieving and inflammation-reducing creams for years. Suddenly, on the side of the street, they got real relief. I could see it on their faces even from across the square. Not even doubters can go on doubting after they experience cannabis medicine themselves. Lotions are a good way to prove to reluctant people how well it works, without any smoke involved, without anything going internal, and without them feeling threatened by the effects of cannabinoids. Just a dash of cream on their aching joints, and boom, they understand what all the fuss is about.