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Bask Cannabis
Education Portal

Explore the worlds of medical and recreational consumption through the topics below. From different types of cannabis products to the Massachusetts Medical Use of Marijuana Program, dispensary FAQs to the difference between THC and CBD, we’ve covered everything you need to know to elevate your cannabis journey. Bask in the power of knowledge.
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New To Cannabis And Have Questions?

We offer confidential one-on-one consultations in a private setting with our Education Specialists for both our Medical and Recreational customers.

Bask Cannabis Blog

Our blog breaks down cannabis updates, news, and how-tos. Learn about terpenes with our “Terpene of the Month” series, explore the latest discoveries around the effects of cannabis, and stay up to date on Bask product releases and happenings.

Cannabis Consumption Methods

Consuming cannabis is more than smoking flower. You can vaporize it, ingest it, and apply it topically. Each method provides a unique experience with different effects. Explore your options at the button below. Come to Bask to give them a try.

Becoming a Qualifying Registered Medical Marijuana Patient

Participating in the MA Medical Use of Marijuana Program requires you to meet with a registered Certified Healthcare Provider before enrolling with the state. For a list of clinics recommended by Bask patients and a quick guide on how to get started, click the button below.

MA Medical Use of Marijuana Program

The MA Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) has worked to safely, equitably, and effectively implement and administer the laws surrounding MA’s Medical Use of Marijuana Program since its start in 2013. Learn more about it directly from their website below.

FAQs

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Where does Bask cannabis come from?

We proudly cultivate all our cannabis under the South Coast sun in our state-of-the-art greenhouse in Freetown, MA. Our passion for the plant is prevalent every step of the way. From harvest to processing, extraction, product manufacturing, and packaging, all Bask cannabis products are handled by our team of in-house experts to ensure quality and consistency.

Are Bask cannabis and cannabis products tested for pesticides and other materials?

Every batch of Bask cannabis, as well as all of our marijuana products and marijuana-infused products (MIPs), are tested by independent, state-certified laboratories for pesticides, bacteria, heavy metals, mold, and other contaminants. Because we believe in our patients’ and consumers’ right to wellness!

I’m new to cannabis. Is there someone at Bask who can help me?

Absolutely! We know cannabis can be intimidating. We’re here to make it approachable. Our Education Specialists are on-site and available every day for one-on-one consultations for patients, caregivers, and 21+ recreational visitors. Walk in or call our education line to schedule a consultation at 774-762-8058..

You can also explore our Blog for information on cannabis news, science, and how-tos.

How do I book a private consultation or demo with a Bask Education Specialist?

Our Education Specialists are available to all registered medical marijuana patients and caregivers and 21+ recreational consumers. You can walk in and speak with them anytime, or you can call our education line at 774-762-8058 to ask questions or book a private consultation or demo.

Does Bask have on-site parking?

We do! Our recreational and medical dispensary each have their own parking lots and entrances, so there’s plenty of parking available for you to stop by anytime we’re open.

Can I pre-order Bask cannabis online?

You can! Our cannabis products are available for online ordering through Leafly and Dutchie. Click here to browse our medical marijuana dispensary menu and our recreational dispensary menu. From there, place your order, and we’ll send you a text when it’s ready for pick-up.

How much cannabis can I buy at one time?

A recreational consumer must be 21 years-of-age or older and may purchase no more than one ounce of cannabis or its dry weight equivalent in Marijuana concentrate or Edibles per day.

  • One ounce of Marijuana flower shall be equivalent to five grams of active tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in Marijuana concentrate including, but not limited to, Tinctures.
  • One ounce of Marijuana flower shall be equivalent to five hundred milligrams of active tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in Edibles.
  • Topicals and ointments shall not be subject to limitation on daily sales.

A Registered Qualifying Patient certified for sixty (60) days will be able to obtain a maximum of a sixty (60) day supply of Medical use of Marijuana, with a maximum of ten (10) ounces of medical marijuana per sixty (60) day supply, unless one of the following situations is applicable:

  • For a Registered Qualifying Patient certified for less than 60-days, the amount of Marijuana dispensed, including Marijuana contained in Marijuana-Infused Products (MIPs), shall be no more than the appropriate proportion of a 60-day supply.
  • For a Registered Qualifying Patient certified for Initial Access, the amount of Marijuana dispensed, including Marijuana contained in MIPs, shall be no more than a 14-day supply. A 14-day supply is 2.5 ounces unless otherwise determined by a Certified Healthcare Provider.
  • For a Registered Qualifying Patient certified for 60 days or longer, the amount of Marijuana dispensed, including Marijuana contained in MIPs, shall be no more than a 60-day supply in each 60-day period.
  • For a registered qualifying patient whose Certifying Healthcare Provider has determined that he or she requires a 60-day supply in excess of 10 ounces, the amount of Marijuana dispensed, shall be adjusted accordingly.

What are the dispensary hours of operation?

We are open 7 days a week. Our medical dispensary is open 9AM -7PM, and our recreational dispensary is open 9AM-9PM. Our Education Specialists are on-site daily to answer questions and offer consultations.

What do I need to bring with me to the dispensary?

Every time you visit either our medical marijuana dispensary or recreational dispensary, you’ll need to bring a valid ID (driver’s license, state-issued ID, military ID, or passport) and whatever method of payment you’re planning to use. For those visiting our medical dispensary, you’ll also need to bring your state-issued Patient or Caregiver ID card.

What forms of payment do you accept?

We accept cash, debit, and CanPay. Some bank processing fees may apply to debit and CanPay transactions.

What forms of ID do you accept?

Forms of ID we can accept include a driver’s license, state-issued ID, military ID, and passport.

If you’re visiting our medical marijuana dispensary, you’ll need your state-issued Patient or Caregiver Registration ID card and a valid government-issued ID.

If you’re visiting our recreational dispensary, you’ll need a valid 21+ government-issued ID.

What is Bask’s return policy?

Safe Disposal:
Bask, Inc. accepts returns for safe disposal of any unopened and unused products in the original packaging within 30 days of the original purchase date.

Bask, Inc. cannot refund any money or form of payment that was exchanged between a retailer and a customer or issue any store credit.

Product Exchange Consideration:
Bask, Inc. may consider returned products for exchange or replacement within 14 days of the original purchase date.

Bask, Inc. dispensary personnel will evaluate the product(s), original contents, original packaging, as well as the receipt to consider any product replacement or exchange, at the dispensary personnel’s discretion.

Bask, Inc. cannot offer patients or consumers any product exchange consideration for returns beyond the 14-day return policy.

Accessories:
All sales are final for Adult and Medical use Marijuana accessories sold at Bask, Inc. dispensary. Adult and Medical use Marijuana accessories may come with a limited manufacturer’s warranty. If any Adult and Medical use Marijuana accessories with a limited manufacturer’s warranty are defective or malfunction, the patient or consumer should contact the manufacturer directly to receive repair, servicing, or exchange of warrantied products.

Bask, Inc. reserves the right to refuse to issue an exchange for any item or items returned within the 14-day period. If you have further questions about our return policy, please contact us at 774-305-4749 or email info@cometobask.com

What’s the difference between hemp and marijuana?

Hemp and marijuana are technically the same plant—cannabis.

The difference between the two is a legal one. Hemp is legally defined as having no more than 0.3% THC, meaning it’s non-intoxicating. Marijuana is legally defined as having more than 0.3% THC, meaning it can be intoxicating.

Hemp was made federally legal with the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill. Marijuana is federally illegal but was made medically legal for 18+ individuals in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2013 and recreationally legal for 21+ individuals in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2016.

What’s the difference between THC and CBD?

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) are two of over 100 cannabinoids, or active chemical compounds, found in the cannabis plant. All cannabinoids are psychoactive, meaning they act on your nervous system, but not all are intoxicating.

THC is intoxicating and the main cannabinoid behind marijuana’s signature high. CBD is not intoxicating. Click here to read more about the differences between THC and CBD.

How does cannabis work in the body?

Cannabis interacts with our Endocannabinoid System (ECS). All vertebrates have an ECS. This system is responsible for maintaining homeostasis, or metabolic balance, within the body.

When you consume cannabis, its phytocannabinoids (or cannabinoids), like THC and CBD, interact with your ECS in a similar way to your internally-made cannabinoids (called endocannabinoids) by either blocking or stimulating ECS receptors. This interaction is how you experience the reported therapeutic effects of the plant.

What are terpenes?

Terpenes are volatile compounds found in all plants that are responsible for a plant’s smell and taste. They’re the primary component of a plant’s essential oils, and they’re what give cannabis its recognizable skunky aroma. There are hundreds of terpenes in cannabis and over 20,000 in nature. Read more about some of the most common cannabis terpenes in our “Terpene of the Month” blogs below.

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