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Ohio voters made their voices clear in 2023 when they approved Issue 2 and chose a future where hemp and cannabis products could be sold responsibly, safely, and openly. That vote wasn’t ambiguous. It wasn’t close. It wasn’t misunderstood. It was a mandate from the people of Ohio. But today, that mandate is under threat. Senate Bill 56 (SB 56), signed into law in late 2025, dramatically rewrites the rules Ohioans voted for and imposes sweeping restrictions on hemp-derived produ …

Beaker vs Straight Tube Bong Comparison Guide Is it different in 2026? If you’re choosing between a beaker bong and a straight tube bong, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common buying decisions at any headshop. Both styles are popular and both can hit hard — but they feel different. What Is a Beaker Bong? A beaker bong has a wide, cone-shaped base that holds more water. It allows for increased filtration and cooling before the smoke reaches you. More water = more f …

Shop the Best Bong for Beginners If you’re buying your first bong, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Sizes, shapes, percolators, glass thickness, and price ranges can all feel confusing. This guide breaks it down simply so you can choose a piece that’s easy to use, easy to clean, durable, and worth your money. Step 1: Pick the Right Style Beaker Bong (Best Overall for Beginners) Wide base = stable and hard to knock over Holds more water = smoother hits Easy to clean Beginner-fr …

Popular Cannabis Strains in 2026 Picking a “top strain” used to mean one thing: find the highest THC percentage and call it a day. In 2026, that mindset is fading fast. Consumers are more educated, labels are more detailed, and people are shopping for outcomes—sleep, calm, creativity, social energy, or “just a smooth, predictable vibe”—not just raw potency. At the same time, strains still matter. Names can signal genetics, terpene tendencies, and the type of …

New Federal Marijuana Rescheduling: What It Means for Consumers, Businesses & the Future of Cannabis For decades, cannabis has been classified under Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act — a category defined as having high abuse potential and no accepted medical use. The proposed move to Schedule III represents one of the most significant regulatory shifts in modern cannabis history. Schedule III substances are recognized as having medical value and moderate-to-low physical dep …