u/dryandice

Since my daily driver "HeyDay Night Gelato" turned to absolute shit, my doctor gave me a few new options to try today to find a replacement to stick with. I am no way shape or form a strain hunter, I don't actually like having more than 2 strains in my rotation because I'm a sensitive little bitch. Treating chronic spinal/sciatica nerve pain, major depressive disorder/anxiety and sleep.

So far the "Avani Pineapple Express" looks like absolute shit, basically all stems. The "Alfie Moonwalker" smells great but for a "new release" looks pretty old and dead. Price on the sol was up there, can afford that going forward. Haven't opened the others, hoping someone has tried them.

Alfie Moonwalker 10g/$129
- Aroma: 8/10
- Quality: 7/10 very dense nugs, with quite a few mini nugs. No excessive stems is a +
- Flavour: 2/10 Very dry without much flavour at all.
- Effects: 7/10 not EXACTLY what I was looking for but pretty damn close. Very indica dominant that shouldn't set off anxiety. Enough for relief but won't get the job done alone. Great for daytime for users like me that don't do well with sativa. Would recommend but price isn't sustainable for most.

Avani Pineapple Express 10g/$110
- Aroma: 0/10 none
- Quality: 1/10 some of the worst I've seen in a while. More stem than flower and VERY bone dry
- Flavour: 0/10 tastes like dirt and stem
- Effects: 4/10 might be good some, but it was abit to heady for me even at such low %. Not anxiety inducing but it's definitely more uplifting than what I prefer. Wouldn't recommend due to quality alone.

If anyone's had experience with any of these, how did they go? I get anxiety trying new strains, not knowing what to expect. Especially when the thc% gets higher. I prefer low THC hence the Alfie and Avani.

As some of you may have read from me, I was lucky that my specialist went to bat with the medical board of Australia to get my rifaxamin subsidised for $25-$31.50

While I'm very well treated, he said to use this time to gather some stock for maintenance doses over the coming years. To my disbelief, he went even further and got it reduced to $7.70! This is real xifaxan, not a compounded product. God I wish it was this price before I spent $6500 worth of rifaxamin over the past few years 😂.

The ultimate taste test. I'll be back with my findings😂

Found at all coles and Woolworths, Qld Australia

I don't consume a lot of MC anymore due to health reasons but still get some for emergencies. Been getting the heyday outdoor grown for a while now and it's been a staple on my scripts, always chunky. Ever since cannatrek bought them out, it has turned to absolute shit. Like what is this for $120... dryer than Uluṟu.

Tubs also changed to the cannatrek cheap plastic. Effects are still alright but from the budget options I've seen on here, I would go for those before this. Wouldn't recommend.

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Found at coles qld , Australia.

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Long time water based printer here. My printing and end product itself comes out fine (zero fading after 600+ washes). My biggest issue was the art/design part (I'm not crazy good with adobe apps). This app has helped me a lot hey. Instead of outsourcing designs and vectors, I hope that this will keep everything more in house.

Not a tub flex, genuinely curious if anyone else enjoyed tasbot back then? The highlands and amethyst back then was pretty alright from memory

Anyone remember how shocking the emerald was? 😂😂😂

I saw the post last night advising of the recipe change and added pectin and MCT. I'm allergic to MCT so you better believe I got in the blower as soon as I woke up. Dispensary had 1 left of the old recipe.

Does anyone have any recommendations to substitute this going forward?

My entire GI tract is destroyed, I live off a feeding tube so my options are limited. I had to quit smoking and vaping as a result also (by quit I mean full time. Once or twice a week I'll cave and have a ball vape if I can't sleep or the pain becomes too much. Some weeks I have none)

Not sure about the details, but was just on an Aussie tv ad.

Has anyone tried the original way back?