Georgia Grown
Topicals
Targeted relief delivered through a fast-absorbing formula
Botanical Sciences Topicals
Experience targeted relief with the added benefit of aromatic calm. Our fast-absorbing, lavender-infused transdermal cream is crafted with full-spectrum cannabis and soothing botanicals to ease localized pain, soreness, and inflammation—right where you need it most.
Why People Love It
- Fast-Acting Relief – Absorbs quickly to deliver cannabinoids directly to muscles and joints.
- Therapeutic Aromatherapy – Infused with calming lavender to relax the senses while easing discomfort.
- Full-Spectrum Benefits – Harnesses the entourage effect with a balanced cannabinoid profile.
- Patient-Preferred Formula – Designed with the needs of real patients in mind.
Available Doses
- 1:1 CBD: THC (500mg:500mg)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What kinds of topicals are available in Georgia?
Cannabis topicals available in Georgia include transdermal creams made with low-THC oil. Registered patients in Georgia can purchase these products legally with a valid medical marijuana card.
How can I apply a topical correctly?
Massage a small amount directly onto clean and dry skin where relief is needed. Let it absorb fully before covering the area. Always start with a small amount to see how your skin reacts, and never apply to broken or irritated skin.
How long do the effects of a topical last?
It depends on factors such as the patient’s medical condition, the dose, and the area of application. You can reapply as needed following the instructions printed on the product label.
Do your topicals contain THC, and if so, is it within Georgia's legal limits?
The topical contains THC within Georgia’s legal limit of less than 5% THC by weight. It complies with all requirements of the state’s Low THC Oil Program and is only produced for medical use.
Can I use topicals alongside tinctures or other medical cannabis products?
Yes, topicals can be used with tinctures, lozenges, and capsules. Topicals are absorbed through the skin and do not interfere with edibles. If you are new to medical cannabis, talk to your doctor before combining products.
Are there any skin types or conditions that may react poorly to THC topicals?
Topicals are generally well tolerated, but individuals with sensitive skin may experience irritation from ingredients such as essential oils or botanical extracts. Always test a small patch of skin first and avoid applying to broken skin. In addition, individuals with eczema, psoriasis, or plant allergies should be particularly cautious.
Can I use topicals before or after exercising?
Yes. Applying them beforehand may help loosen any tight muscles, and using them post-workout can relieve soreness and stiffness.
Are topicals approved for use in Georgia under the medical cannabis program?
Yes, low-THC oil topicals are approved under Georgia’s medical cannabis program. They can be purchased legally if you hold a valid medical marijuana card.