u/Zealousideal-Lunch53

Anyone else hate that too sleepy CBD feeling?

I swear half the cbd disposables people recommend just make me wanna pass out 😭

I wanted something for stress after work not a full bedtime product. Been testing a few and TribeTokes surprisingly felt smoother than expected. Not super intense just kinda takes the edge off while still letting me function normally.

Maybe it’s just me idk. What’s your go to CBD disposable for anxiety or unwinding without getting sluggish? Also curious if certain strains matter more for this stuff.

I have been doing a lot of research on this so lemme just share what i found things that actually matter when picking a thca vape as a beginner:

1. lLab tested (third party not just the brand saying so)
2. No fillers or thinning agents in the cart
3. Live resin > distillate for fuller effects tbh
4. Disposable pens are easier to start with than carts + batteries

TribeTokes checks all of those boxes for me. their thca disposable is all-in-one no battery needed and the live resin formula gives you a more complete experience. potency is real which is the whole point of going thca over cbd also they have a starter kit with a battery + cart if you want to invest a bit more from the jump.

4.8/5 across hundreds of reviews and featured in rolling stone forbes etc so it's not just some random brand my only tip look at their strain options before buying. indica if you want chill vibes sativa if you want more of an uplifted feel what strain did you guys start with for your first thca vape? did it affect how strong the experience felt.

A few months back I realized I was ending every workday with sore eyes and blurry vision from staring at dual monitors nonstop. I figured any cheap blue light glasses would solve it, so I ordered Benicci first. They were okay for short periods, but after a few hours the frame started bothering me around the nose.

Later I tried Gunnar because everyone online talked about them, especially for gaming setups. They definitely looked cool, but I personally couldn’t get used to the heavier feel. Recently I switched to Spektrum Glasses and they’ve honestly been the most balanced pair so far for long work sessions and casual use. Maybe comfort is more important than lens technology when it comes to wearing these all day?

Would love recommendations from people who spend 8+ hours in front of screens daily.