Three times per day, I apply cannabis-infused topicals. I use them first thing in the morning, following our shower and right before bed. I have a number of complications that these topicals effectively treat. At 1 time, I obtained all strange types of over-the-counter medicines that varied in effectiveness. I continually tried new options, hoping for better success. When cannabis was first made available in our state, it was only legal for medical purposes, then because none of our health complications are overly severe, I wasn’t sure that I would qualify for our card. I was also reluctant to devote the time and cash for a card that is only valid for 1 year. As soon as recreational cannabis was legalized, I started shopping at the dispensary. Although I am considered a recreational customer, I am able to purchase products created for curative benefits. I mainly choose topicals. I experiment with strange strains, cannabinoids, terpenes and consumption methods and have had especially good results with cannabis-infused topicals. The dispensary sells ointments, lotions, sprays, roll-ons, balms, soaks, bath bombs and transdermal patches; For the arthritis in our fingers, I search for ointments that absorb abruptly and are good for treating swelling, pain and stiffness. For the psoriasis on our elbows and knees, I use a gel, and for our complications with leg cramps, I use a roll-on. I prefer the soothing properties of the bath bombs, especially those that include essential oils from lavender. I’ve just recently discovered a whole line of cannabis-infused skincare topicals. There are anti-aging serums that I absolutely like.